Abstract
In the codes which have code words with a constant sum of the non-zero information elements, the number of places N of the information elements is constant. The weights of the information elements may vary from 0 to R (where R is the radix of the number system) and the sum of all the information elements is G.
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Oberman, R.M.M. (1981). Constant-ratio Counters. In: Counting and Counters. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-81363-6_4
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