We report on the performance assessment of two methods for
generating DC-free runlength-limited sequences. Redundant bits
used to optimize the low-frequency properties are multiplexed with
user data or encoded data. In the first method, the redundant bits
are multiplexed with the channel bits generated by a (d,k)
encoder. In the second method, on the other hand, the redundant
bits are multiplexed with the user data. i.e. prior to application
of the (d,k) encoder. The second method can only be used if the
(d,k) encoder satisfies the parity preserving condition, i.e.,
data words and code words of that code must have the same parity.
In the article we describe in detail an example of a parity
preserving (1, 8) code.
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