Signals are transmitted in only one direction
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2%
Full duplex
8%
Half duplex
90%
Simplex
The medium is carrying signals in both directions at the same time
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9%
Half duplex
90%
Full duplex
1%
Simplex
Range of frequencies contained in a signal
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4%
Effective Bandwidth
92%
Spectrum
4%
Effective Bandwidth
0%
Sizq
Narrow band of frequencies containing most energy
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3%
Spectrum
14%
Absolute Bandwidth
80%
Effective Bandwidth
3%
All
Width of frequency spectrum
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3%
Spectrum
94%
Absolute Bandwidth
2%
Effective Bandwidth
Digital Data -> Digital Signal
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9%
Telephone
4%
Modem
4%
Codec
83%
Digital transceiver
The output of Encoder
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74%
Digital only
10%
Analog only
14%
Digital or Analog
2%
Digital and Analog
Data signal is not processed – no amplification, no frequency change, no phase shift
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97%
Baseband communication
3%
Carrier communication
In baseband communication, the data signal undergoes which of the following processes?
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18%
Amplification
19%
Frequency change
10%
Phase shift
53%
None of the above
What is the purpose of carrier communication?
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10%
To amplify the input signal
12%
To change the frequency of the input signal
74%
To combine the input signal with a carrier signal
4%
To introduce phase shifts in the input signal
In baseband transmission, all signals are transmitted at the same frequency band centered around:
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73%
0 Hz
9%
1 Hz
6%
10 Hz
12%
100 Hz
Why is it difficult to separate signals in baseband transmission over the same medium?
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17%
The signals have different carrier frequencies
6%
The signals have different amplitudes
3%
The signals have different phase shifts
74%
The signals are transmitted at the same frequency band
the process by which some characteristic of a carrier is varied in a accordance with a modulating signal
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94%
Modulation
6%
Demodulation
What does modulation in carrier communication refer to?
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18%
Changing the carrier signal's frequency
48%
Adjusting the carrier signal's amplitude, frequency, or phase
34%
Separating the carrier signal from the modulating signal