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Assume we want to send 7-bit ascii characters, protected by additional parity bits computed by a hamming code. we want to achieve that the data can be corrected if a single error burst of length at most 10 bits occurs. how many characters per second can be sent through a 1.1 mbit/s channel, if there are no additional headers/traliers?

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