bit-count integrity
"Bit-count integrity" ensures that digital data remains unchanged in quantity during transmission, storage, or processing.
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Definition
C1Networking
(technical, academic)The condition where a message copy retains the same number of bits as the original.
Example
- The network protocol guarantees bit-count integrity to prevent data loss.
C1Digital Transmission
(technical, academic)Ensuring that the number of bits transmitted in a given time interval remains unchanged.
Example
- Loss of bit-count integrity can cause synchronization issues in digital transmissions.
C1Data Storage
(technical, academic)Maintaining the exact number of bits in a data set during storage.
Example
- Data integrity checks are performed to ensure bit-count integrity during storage.
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