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/* FM Encoding */
=== FM Encoding ===
FM encoding, or (Frequency Modulation, ) encoding was one of the earliest methods used to store data on floppy disks by creating changes in the magnetic field, known as flux transitions, to represent binary data.
In FM encoding, each bit of data is divided into two distinct parts: a clock signal and a data signal. The clock signal is always present to indicate the timing, while the data signal only appears when the bit is a 1, and remains absent when the bit is a 0.
