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    The channel data frame on a CD carries 588 bits, including 336 audio bits, 24 error correction bits, and 228 synchronization and subcode bits. The lands and pits that make up the encoded audio signal arise from a binary representation of the audio, where a 1 is represented by a pit and a 0 by a land. The CD is organized into tracks which are divided into sectors, which are further divided into frames. A CD contains up to 99 tracks with 2352 sectors per track divided among 98 frames. Each sector contains 2448 bits, of which 2336 are audio bits. With this many audio bits per sector and 2352 sectors per track, the audio bit rate works out to 1.4112 Mbps.

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    The channel data frame on a CD carries 588 bits, including 336 audio bits, 24 error correction bits, and 228 synchronization and subcode bits. The lands and pits that make up the encoded audio signal arise from a binary representation of the audio, where a 1 is represented by a pit and a 0 by a land. The CD is organized into tracks which are divided into sectors, which are further divided into frames. A CD contains up to 99 tracks with 2352 sectors per track divided among 98 frames. Each sector contains 2448 bits, of which 2336 are audio bits. With this many audio bits per sector and 2352 sectors per track, the audio bit rate works out to 1.4112 Mbps.

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    The channel data frame on a CD carries 588 bits, including 336 audio bits, 24 error correction bits, and 228 synchronization and subcode bits. The lands and pits that make up the encoded audio signal arise from a binary representation of the audio, where a 1 is represented by a pit and a 0 by a land. The CD is organized into tracks which are divided into sectors, which are further divided into frames. A CD contains up to 99 tracks with 2352 sectors per track divided among 98 frames. Each sector contains 2448 bits, of which 2336 are audio bits. With this many audio bits per sector and 2352 sectors per track, the audio bit rate works out to 1.4112 Mbps.

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    1. (20 points) The smallest data entity on a CD is channel-data frame. How many bits is carried in each frame? You need to account for every bit by drawing a diagram below.

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