An encoding scheme is used:
A)in digital transmission to map binary digits to signal elements
B)in analog transmission to clean up the quality of the transmission
C)to help minimize errors
D)all of the above

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Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Encoding schemes are used in digital transmission to map binary digits to signal elements, can be designed to help minimize errors, and although not directly for cleaning up the quality of the transmission, the techniques can improve overall transmission quality by making it more robust against noise and errors. Thus, all of the given options are correct in the context of what encoding schemes can help achieve.

An Encoding Scheme Is Used