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Which of the following elements of the PSTN is most likely capable of transmitting only analog signals?
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What combines individual SONET signals on the transmitting end and another multiplexer separates combines signals on the receiving end?
Multiplexor
Dial-up ISDN does not convert a computer's digital signals to analog before transmitting them over the PSTN?
True, dawg.
Which of the following can be used in the measurement of an analog signals amplitude?
Amperes Hertz Watts
What is the work of IC 74LS138N?
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What are composite signals why you needed?
In case of TV broad casting, the Video Signal is not transmitted alone, but it accompanied by a number of other signals or pulses, which help the exact reproduction of the picture at the receiving end. These pulses include Blanking Pulses, Synchronizing pulses and Equalizing pulses. A combination of Picture signal and other Controlling signal or pulses is called Composite Signal. Thus Composite Video Signal may consist of Following Parts.Picture information (Data)Blanking Pulses (Delay Pulses)Vertical and Horizontal Synchronizing Pulses (controlling Pulses)Generally,A Combination of Data and Other Controlling Signal is Called Composite Signal .
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Omnidirectional means that something is capable of transmitting or receiving signals in all directions.
How does the walkie talkie work?
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What element of the PSTN is most likely capable of transmitting only analog signals?
The local loop is the part of the PSTN most likely to still use copper wire and carry analog signals.
What does AM and FM on the radio stand for?
Amplitude Modulation and Frequency Modulation. They are different methods of transmitting radio signals. AM is good for transmitting radio signals long distance FM is good for transmitting radio signals short distances but better quality
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WiMAX Abroadband wireless transmission technology that is capable of transmitting signals for approximately 20-30 miles and at a data rates in the range of millions of bits per second.
What combines individual SONET signals on the transmitting end and another multiplexer separates combined signals on the receiving end?
Multiplexor
What combines individual SONET signals on the transmitting end and another multiplexer separates combines signals on the receiving end?
Multiplexor
What happens to the radiosonde after a weather balloon bursts?
it floats in the air and stops transmitting signals
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The nervous system is what is responsible for transmitting signals throughout the body.
Do ipods have FM radio?
The iPad does have a Broadcom chip, which is capable of receiving and transmitting FM signals. This means that not only is the iPad capable of listening to FM radio, but it will be able to work like an iTrip, so you can listen to music in your car. It is important to note, however, that there is no software (app) for this yet, but Apple is currently developing an FM Radio app. The only question is: Will there be an app for transmitting FM?
What is the difference between slow and fast FHSS?
The difference between slow and fast FHSS is the speed of the transmitting radio signals. Both have signals that are difficult to intercept.
Which type of protein plays an important role in transmitting signals in the nervous system?
ion channel membrane proteins
