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    Data represents values that can be numbers, formulas, characters or pictures. Computers use binary digits or bits represented as 0s and 1s as the smallest unit of data, and all data is stored and transmitted as a series of bits through various encoding systems. Common methods of data transmission include electrical signals through wires, optical signals through fiber, and wireless signals through the air.

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    Data represents values that can be numbers, formulas, characters or pictures. Computers use binary digits or bits represented as 0s and 1s as the smallest unit of data, and all data is stored and transmitted as a series of bits through various encoding systems. Common methods of data transmission include electrical signals through wires, optical signals through fiber, and wireless signals through the air.

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    Data represents values that can be numbers, formulas, characters or pictures. Computers use binary digits or bits represented as 0s and 1s as the smallest unit of data, and all data is stored and transmitted as a series of bits through various encoding systems. Common methods of data transmission include electrical signals through wires, optical signals through fiber, and wireless signals through the air.

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    DATA TRANSMISSION

    WHAT IS DATA?
    • Data is a value that represents something.
    • Data can be represented as numbers, formulas, alphabetic characters, and pictures.

    BINARY DIGIT
    •Computers and networks only work with binary digits, zeros and ones.
    • Binary digit = bit
    • It represents the smallest piece of data.
    • Each bit can only have one of two possible values, 0 or 1.
    • All data is stored and transmitted as a series of bits.

    CHARACTER ENCODING SYSTEMS


     Computers use binary codes to represent and interpret letters, numbers, and special
    characters with bits.
     A commonly used code is the American Standard Code for Information Interchange
    (ASCII).

    DATA TRANSMISSION METHODS


     Electrical signals
     Optical signals
     Wireless signal

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