8b/10b encoder is a line coding scheme that converts 8-bit data to 10-bit symbols for DC balance and clock recovery in high-speed serial communication.
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It ensures reliable data transmission by providing DC balance to prevent signal distortion, embedding clock information for synchronization, and enabling error detection through control characters.
It reduces effective throughput by 20% due to the overhead of converting 8-bit data to 10-bit symbols, but this trade-off is necessary for signal integrity in high-speed links.
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