Decoder Group

A decoder group is a term commonly used in the field of digital electronics and computer science. It refers to a group of decoders that are used to convert encoded information into its original form.

In digital systems, information is often encoded or compressed to reduce the amount of data that needs to be transmitted or stored. This encoded information can then be decoded or decompressed using a decoder group.

A decoder group typically consists of multiple decoders, each designed to decode a specific type of encoding scheme. These decoders work together to decode the encoded information and restore it to its original form.

Decoder groups are commonly used in various applications, such as data transmission, image and video compression, and error correction. They play a crucial role in ensuring the accurate and efficient transfer of information in digital systems.