Zerostuffing
Zerostuffing is a technique used in data transmission to prevent the occurrence of a specific sequence of bits that might be misinterpreted as a control signal. In many communication protocols, certain bit patterns are reserved for special functions, such as the start or end of a frame. If the actual data being transmitted happens to contain one of these reserved patterns, it could disrupt the communication flow.
To avoid this, zerostuffing works by monitoring the data stream. When a certain number of consecutive '1'
At the receiving end, a corresponding de-stuffing process reverses this operation. When the receiver encounters a