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List and describe the three different types of binary signaling techniques.
In return-to-zero, the absence of a voltage, or zero volts, represents a 0 bit and an increase in voltage represents a 1 bit. The signal rises and falls within a bit time period. In non-return-to-zero, the voltage does not change when the next bit is the same as the previous bit. Non-return to zero level, works the same way as non-return- to-zero, but the voltage changes between a positive and negative level, rather than between a positive voltage and zero volts, as in the previous two techniques.
Net Positive Float
The excess of funds available for use due to the time difference between when a check is deposited and when it clears.
JIT System
Just-In-Time System, an inventory management strategy that aligns raw-material orders directly with production schedules.
Accounts Payable
The amounts a company owes to its suppliers or vendors for goods or services received but not yet paid for; a liability on the balance sheet.
Collections Float
Float created while funds from customers’ cheques are being deposited and cleared through the cheque collection process.
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