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- bit signal - original intended bit value that was sent
- dirty bit - corrupted incorrect bit value modified by noise events
The dirty bit may or may not match the bit signal originally sent, it may have been modified more than once by different noise events.
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The Time - Dirty Bit - was created on 2010-11-05.
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