(Word Problem) A different kind of character encoding on transmission lines is called “Manchester encoding.” A 1 is composed of low period followed by a high period. A 0 is composed of a high period followed by a low period. The wire is typically quiescent at a high value and the first bit of any transmission is always a 0.
(a) Re-implement the Sender module of Section 10.6 to use Manchester encoding in transmitting its byte of data. Assume that you have a clock that runs at twice the bit rate of your data so that you can use a single clock to generate the two complementary parts of each (one high and one low, or vice versa).
(b) Re-implement the Receive module of Section 10.6 to receive a Manchester encode byte. Assume that you have a clock that can sample each bit four times (twice while it is high, twice while it is low, or vice versa).
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