Manchester Coding / Decodeing for RF Modules


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    Here are the two subroutines to encode and decode the bi-phase or manchester scheme.

    It works for sure.

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    Even after years still usefull... I was reading this topic, cause I am searching for a true solution. In this topic I miss the 90 degrees phase shifting, I think only bytesize is doubled here. I read somewhere else that Manchester code is a bi-phase code with not only transitions on the beginning of a bit, but at the center of a bit as well. It is defined as a transition orientated code, not a bit orientated. But maybe I am wrong here, cause I am quite new to this, so can anyone explain me please ?

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