C
Bit Image Graphics
Bit image graphics are created by vertically printing the bit pattern of a series
of data bytes. For example, the bit pattern of the ASCII character A (hex 41,
decimal 65) is shown in Figure 10. If this data byte is rotated 90 degrees
clockwise, the result is a vertical data byte with the most significant bit (MSB)
at the top. If each 1 (true) bit is then printed as a dot, the result is a "bit image"
plot of the ASCII character A.
Graphics
ASCII character A = Hex 41 = Binary 01000001
MSB : Most Significant Bit
MSB
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Figure 10. Vertical Data Byte Pattern
MSB
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