Hi There,
I am new to EEE, so please excuse my lack of communication in expressing the question.
I would like to know, how bits are arranged in circuits. for example in this document [pg. 10-12] (https://www.icao.int/SAM/eDocuments/ADSB Guide Vs1.2 English.pdf) it is stated that there are 2 blocks one is 56 bit data block and the other a 112 bit data block.
My question is that how does this work? if i were to add more bits lets say another 56 bits, how can i do that or if it is not possible due to hardware limitations, are there any other alternatives?
The document is part of ADS-B implementation in case if it is helpful.
Thank you.
I am new to EEE, so please excuse my lack of communication in expressing the question.
I would like to know, how bits are arranged in circuits. for example in this document [pg. 10-12] (https://www.icao.int/SAM/eDocuments/ADSB Guide Vs1.2 English.pdf) it is stated that there are 2 blocks one is 56 bit data block and the other a 112 bit data block.
My question is that how does this work? if i were to add more bits lets say another 56 bits, how can i do that or if it is not possible due to hardware limitations, are there any other alternatives?
The document is part of ADS-B implementation in case if it is helpful.
Thank you.