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-'''B8ZS''' is an abbreviation for <b>bipolar with eight-zero substitution</b> . A [[T-carrier]] [[line code]] in which bipolar violations are deliberately inserted if [[user]] [[data]] contains a [[string]] of 8 or more consecutive zeros.
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-B8ZS is used to ensure a sufficient number of transitions to maintain [[system]] [[synchronization]] when the user [[data stream]] contains an insufficient number of "ones" to do so.
-B8ZS is used in the North American hierarchy at the T1 rate. When European E1 was developed much later than T1, it was then common knowledge that forcing 'ones' into a DS0 would corrupt data. E1 uses another method called High Density Bipolar Three ([[HDB3]]) code.