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Kind of reminds me of Gray code, who's whole shtick is being a sequence which only changes one bit at a time. If you see two bits change you know it's an error

Kind of reminds me of Gray code, who's whole shtick is being a sequence which only changes one bit at a time. If you see two bits change you know it's an error condition and can handle that explicitly. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_code https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gray_code

robryk 3y ago
Or just a very quick change?
- monocasa 3y ago
  With a Gray code you typically try to oversample to where it's either not an option to change that quickly, or represents an error in its own right if it does.