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Consider the last 4 digits of your student register and append with 1122 and represent the number

in binary number for data sequence.

a) Apply hamming method to find the parity/check/skip bits and show the whole data

sequence transmitted.

b) Flip the 5th bit from the right and check whether the receiver identifies this single bit error

Example:

Step1: Assume the last 4 digit of your register number if 6038 and append with 1122 i.e., 60381122.

Step2: Place “1” for odd numbers in the sequence and “0” for even numbers in the sequence i.e.,

Register Number 6 0 3 8 1 1 2 2

Binary Sequence 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0

The data sequence for the example is: 00101100
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