We have 3 types of modulations, in a radio station broadcast to select a modulation there are several parameters for example The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of noise and interference that affect the channel The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of Analog transmitted circuit The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of electric devices in the system There is no correct answer in the options The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of digital transmitted circuit محو التحدید. A type of signal can be used for long distance Continuous Signal O Discreate Signal Conventional Signal

We have 3 types of modulations, in a radio station broadcast to select a modulation there are several parameters for example The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of noise and interference that affect the channel The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of Analog transmitted circuit The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of electric devices in the system There is no correct answer in the options The available bandwidth that is allocated, and the type of digital transmitted circuit محو التحدید. A type of signal can be used for long distance Continuous Signal O Discreate Signal Conventional Signal

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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