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Does the CRC incorporate a binary bit as an error detector? Explain.

Does the CRC incorporate a binary bit as an error detector? Explain.
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Whenever a message is transmitted from sender to receiver, it may get corrupted. It is required to detect the corrupted message. Error detecting codes are used to detect the error in transmitted message by adding some additional data in transmit message. Cyclic redundancy check (CRC) is one of the techniques which is used to detect the error by appending a sequence of redundant bits known as cyclic redundancy check bits to the end of the message. Cyclic redundancy check bits are added in such a way, resulting data unit becomes exactly divisible by a second, predetermined binary number. At the receiver side, receiving data is divided by the same number, if there is no remainder then the received message is assumed to be correct. If there exits remainder then the received message is treated as corrupted and therefore it must be rejected.

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