Digital Communication System

Types of Sampling Techniques

Types of Sampling Techniques: Basically there are three types of sampling techniques : (i) Instantaneous sampling, (ii) Natural sampling and (iii) Flat-top sampling. Out of these three types of sampling techniques, instantaneous sampling is called ideal sampling whereas natural sampling and flat-top sampling are called practical sampling methods. Instantaneous Sampling or Impulse Sampling or Ideal […]

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Facsimile (FAX) Machine – Definition, Operation and Applications

Facsimile (FAX) Machine – Definition, Operation and Applications: In addition to the basic signals consisting of speech, music, or telegraph codes, a telecommunications system is often required to transmit signals from a source of a visual nature. Facsimile (commonly called FAX) means an exact reproduction, and in facsimile transmission an exact reproduction of a document

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Digital Modulation Techniques

Digital Modulation Techniques: An information bearing signal can be transmitted from one point to another point over a communication channel by using either an analog technique or digital modulation techniques. As already discussed, the use of digital technique offers several important advantages as compared to analog technique. In particular, a digital communication system offers the

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Communication

Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Communication: The advantages and disadvantages of digital communication are as follows, Digital communication have the following advantages: 1. The digital communication systems are simpler and cheaper compared to analog communication systems because of the advancements made in the IC technologies. 2. In digital communication, the speech, video and other data

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