2. In this presentation:-
Introduction
Connection of modem
Operation and requirement
Circuit diagram
Types of modem
Tabulation
System architecture
System integration
Advantage
Disadvantage
3. Introduction:-
A modem (modulator-demodulator) is a device
that modulators an analog carrier signal to
encode digital information , and also
demodulates such a carrier signal to decode the
transmitted information.
The goal to produce a signal that can be
transmitted easily and decode to reproduce the
original digital data.
Modems can be used over any means of
transmitting analog signals, from light emitting
diode to ratio.
5. Operation and Requirements:-
Soft modem will use frequency shift keying(FSK)
technique and it is used in 1200 baud modems.
The FSK scheme transmits sinusoidal tones with
0 and 1assigned to different frequencies.
Sinusoidal tones are much better suited to
transmission over analog phone lines.
The 01 bit patterns create the chirping sound
characteristics. of modem
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7. Types of modems:-
External modem
Internal modem
Standard modems
Intelligent modems
Short –Haul modems
Wireless modems
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9. System Architecture:-
The modem consist of two different kinds of
subsystems such us
1.One small subsystem
2.Two major subsystem
Small subsystem used for interrupt handlers and
one interrupt handlers for input and another
interrupt for output.
10. System integration:-
Modem can be tested in two ways such as
1. By having the modems transmitter send bits to
its receiver.
2. By connecting two different modems.
11. Best cable modem:-
D link DIR 600 mn150
Link system cm3008
Arris surface band S06183
12. Advantages :-
It can be easily upgradable of newer modem.
It is less cost and less weight.
Low power consumption.
It can be used as a portable modem in laptops
and telephone
13. Disadvantages :-
In certain stage of usage it will slow down their
host computer systems.
They cannot used by on other operating system.
They consume some CPU cycle on the computer
to which