What is Parity?

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Or use the rest 112 to explain more concepts and move on the rest of the teaching material without trying to overcomplicate things and make them worse

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[@ahmadjaradat3011]

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[@aniketbudhale1426]

Please note: Parity bit is added at the MSB position and not at LSB

[@Emperor723]

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[@amandeepkaur9316]

Thank you very much for the videos But i have a doubt here What if the noise changes that parity bit?

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[@TheAzraf123]

Thanks to Neso academy I finally understood what this is 😊👍🏾

[@jaganl5036]

I felt a bit frustrated when i got confused with th odd parity and even parity thing , but when i watched the video again it gave me a lot more clear view , thank you sir .

[@harendrasingh_22]

6:23 aaj finally mujhe samajh aaya ki agar parity but distort Hoti hai tab bhi pata chalega 😅

[@arijitbhakta9705]

Thanks Neso Academy. Now it is crystal clear.

[@fatihcnar3513]

You explained it perfectly. Thanks a lot :)

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[@SmokyBigSmoke]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial.

[@knowledgeunlimited]

is parity should kept only at LSB position or can we at MSB position?

[@shubhamroy1201]

What if the party bit gets changed due to noise during transmission?

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[@shuvambanerjee939]

sir please upload MEMORY DEVICES(rom, prom, ram &pram) lecture.

[@pragalathanchandran9575]

Thank you so much sir for ur clear explanation than my DSD faculty 🙏

[@radio_j3787]

Thank you so much how should we know when to use even parity or odd parity??

[@dosh6604]

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[@lewishoanglong1610]

Thank you for the Lecture

[@YashGupta-kx7pl]

what if in even parity two bits get changed at the same time due to noise

[@rj-nj3uk]

Yash Gupta then there are errors in two bits but parity checks only for error in one bit.

[@yagzyalcntas553]

red cat but if 3 bits are changed parity bit will detect the error so can parity check multiple bits too?

[@ArunKumar-bi1fd]

Parity can detect when only 1 bit have changed or distructed

[@leelaraj7007]

Thank you.. Very clear explanation on parity concept

[@swapnasruji.9933]

Thank u sir for such a great video .....I had a confusion bw odd and even parity ...Now got clarified sir.

[@sindhuyadav7095]

How can we determine the original data bit though it satisfies the even /odd parity concepts. And one more question regarding why a parity bit can't change by noise during transmission

[@ayushkumarmehta5336]

Yaa, my doubt is also same. What if original message remains unaltered and parity bit itself got changed during the transmission?

[@astronautnandu]

Well a good Video explaining the Parity! Thank You! I just have a doubt... In Error Detection, you said if a bit is changed because of noise, the parity bit can be used to identify that the signal recieved is faulty. But However, lets say 2 bits are changed due to noise and the Even parity is Maintained?, How can we know that the signal is faulty?

[@masbro1901]

+Nanda Gopalan thats what i mean about parity can NOT check if there's 2 bit or even bit (2,4,6,8) changed and vice versa (3,5,7,9) the sender sent even parity - lets say there's a noise and it changed 4 bit, and the result is still even parity right ? so again the parity can NOT check if there's more than 1 bit is changed, am i right or wrong. @Neso Academy

[@virajlathigara3697]

+Nanda Gopalan yes ,it only can detect error having change in only 1 bit.

[@iumar28]

6:57 what if 0100 (even parity=1) would have been converted to 0111(even parity=0) due to some noise?

[@nithinsai2250]

The parity is always constant

[@sushmanaik2228]

@@nithinsai2250 why the parity bit is always constant?

[@nithinsai2250]

@@sushmanaik2228 it is made in such a way that it doesn't get changed by the noise

[@sushmanaik2228]

@@nithinsai2250 thank you

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The best explanation 😍

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nicely explained...

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A really good explanation!

[@sidra3210]

We add parity bit on which side of original bit number Left or right?

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amazing explanation

[@dominicmoyo7997]

WELL EXPLAINED

[@nazmussaqib1802]

thnx its very helpful

[@ajinkyacharode4386]

Sir what if 2 signals got changed at a time due to noise? In this case parity method fails. Is there any another method for noise detection in this case?

[@vulupalabalreddy1277]

thanks for the explanation i think it would be helpful

[@hangoutwidfrnz]

In the end you have explained that the receiver knows that whether even or odd bit method was used. But lets say due to noise {0100-1} became {0101-1}. Now as you said the receiver would know this is invalid as there are even number of ones, but how does it confirm that it was not {1101-1} and {0100-1} specifically

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well explained !! thank u so much !!

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Super.. My teacher confused me.. You cleared it.. 😘

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kkkkkkk really ?

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thanks you lectures are really very helpful

[@SahilMalik-zu8pe]

Explained best... Thanks alot

[@j.andrew2397]

Parity is Rin s theme :)

[@sarahalsaadi.151]

Very helpful!! Thanks a lot

[@TheRojo387]

Parity 1 = "odd"; 0 = "even"

[@prithvi_krishna]

Thank you sir

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Our Ph.D. Professor is not explaining it like you Thanks a lot.

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Most likely, your professor is some baby boomer who's there for a paycheck.

[@pbeeby]

Very good video. Thanks

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Thx sir it's very helpful to me ❤️👍👍🌈

[@donnaang4296]

Great explanation!

[@alitubetech8103]

thank you for this essential

[@sushmanaik2228]

Sir,What happens if parity bit changes due to distortion? How the bits 0 and 1s are transmitted through wire( channel)?

[@MUTHU_KRISHNAN_K]

Bro, what if the parity bit itself got changed? Why don't we just say the total 1's of a signal as odd or even without using parity? How can we know the error is on a single bit or in two bits? Is the parity bit always added as MSB or LSB? What can be used to detect errors with more than 1 bit?

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Its very helpful for me, thanks

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Great job👍

[@_rtdp_]

Switch the positions of transmitter and receiver plz 😥

[@albertdot5704]

Direction is right tx to rx

[@viraj_singh]

nice explanation

[@pranavsharma8906]

.thanks for these helpful videos

[@yoyoml6380]

Thank You!

[@aratipandit579]

How to decide the number of parity bits in a given no. of information bits?

[@asinsanasucharith1764]

Thank you so much very good explain

[@aniketpanwar2109]

this helped .. thanks :-)

[@mailong9173]

I quit my class and go to library to learn from you

[@ronikgandhi8498]

what if the parity bit gets changed while the transmission of signal??

[@omahll]

change the extra bit and see the result. Its detects the error in the same way as explained in the video.

[@diegocanizales4720]

You're amazing man, thanks, it really helped me understand some of detecting error - methods in networks!

[@mt_engineer]

Thank you

[@anjenaroshanga5622]

Well explained

[@ArunKumar-bi1fd]

Can you tell me which type of parity you are using ?

[@sachirai7369]

Sir can we have the lectures for communication system of digital + analog part

[@vidyav3966]

This was good .....

[@tusharparashar1879]

What if the parity bit gets changed during signal transmission?

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Thanks , it helped a lot!

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Thank you 🙏🏽

[@vismaypatel3609]

3:36 for example

[@subinsunny3998]

when the set of input data to an even parity generator is 0111, the output will be? shouldn't it be 1 to make the total number of 1s zero? but the answer is 0. why?

[@curtisshaw7688]

great video. thanks.

[@goverdhandas2982]

so nice explaination

[@edgbaston149]

Wow thank you so much

[@rahulnegi4618]

Should I continue this series to prepare for gate cse 2022? or not?

[@habibihabibi1749]

How does the Rx know if the original signal was intended to be positive or odd?

[@csekannada]

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[@ciaranlane8676]

Confused as to whether parity should be added at MSB or LSB?

[@krishtheindian]

Brilliant!!

[@ashekulmustafa5403]

Can u please include the lesson serial in the title or description of the video

[@hilaloruc607]

is it important to add the control bit at the beginning of message or end is necessary?