NRZ-I Encoding in 2 minutes

Easiest & fastest way to do NRZ-I line encoding

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[jefftottenham]

After spending days reading lots of tutorial papers, this video goes straight to the point of NRZ in less than 2 minutes. Great work. !

[yogeshagowda]

Damn... You are literally covering my entire chapter in just few minutes....
Thank you man...

[clancastle]

you cleared my confusion. Better than my faculty

[mbaykal]

Simple and concise explanation, thank you very much!

[somnium]

Homie rlly just explained the concept in a minute, thanks dude legend

[mukulyadav]

7 years ago this video was made still the best

[abdellatif.x]

simple an clean and well explained in 1:30 min...Thank you

[darthchris]

2 hours of reading, I understood NOTHING. 1 minute with you and it all clicked! :D

[jtvewto]

Wow, Now i understand this..
I can't understand it before i watch this video.
Good channel!!

[adityasharma]

I get this inversion and non-inversion point. But how do we know where to start from. As in some examples with 0 they start from high and in others 0 is for low.

[darilmorais]

Hahaah I understand this in 0:45 sec literally something that i didn’t understand in hour 😹😹😹...

GEO: África-Angola 🇦🇴

[zabiiaryan]

now, our profs should have explained it the same way.

[muhammadshahzaman]

most simplest best best save a lot time😘😘😘

[aboodood]

bro you are best so simple and super claer!

[vaisnow]

We have assumed that the bit before the first zero was positive (There was no change, Hence no inversion), Hence we started from top...

[gaderal]

Thank you so much. that's help me 👍👍

[axamuk]

THANK YOU
shouldn't u start with a negative signal tho ? the number starts with a 0

[Chris-nqri]

this is very similar to NRZL. please explain how you know when to change 0 to 1 up/down. thx sir :)

[istriver.]

This is actually confusing.
Other videos say 0 is at bottom In the start

[ngkean]

From the beginning, we can just start frm anywhere, right?