Coding Disk Ring

Coding Disk Rings are components used in Teletype and Facsimile Equipment. They are part of the supply class within the Communication, Detection, and Coherent Radiation Equipment supply group.

Coding Disk Rings are circular disks with various patterns of holes or notches around their circumference. These patterns are used to encode and decode information in teletype and facsimile systems. The coding disk is typically mounted on a rotating shaft and is used in conjunction with other components to transmit and receive data.

In teletype systems, the coding disk ring is used to convert electrical signals into characters or symbols that can be printed or displayed. The patterns on the disk correspond to specific characters or symbols, and as the disk rotates, the corresponding signals are generated.

In facsimile systems, the coding disk ring is used to encode and decode image data. The patterns on the disk represent different shades or levels of gray, and as the disk rotates, the corresponding image data is transmitted or received.

Overall, coding disk rings play a crucial role in the operation of teletype and facsimile equipment, enabling the encoding and decoding of information for communication purposes.