Describe the four basic elements of most communication systems.
Solution
A communication (message) system transmits, receives, and processes information in order
between two or more locations by means of electronic circuits.
Source or else Information
1.Analog [analog voice, video signal]
2. Digital [data]
Transmitter
A group of electronic workings and circuits intended to convert the in order into a signal suitable
for transmission over a known communication intermediate.
Receiver
Another set of electronic mechanism and circuits that accept the transmit communication from
the channel and change it back into a form comprehensible by humans.
Noise
Any random, unwanted energy that enters the connections system via the association’s medium
and interfere with the transmitted signal.
Channel
Provides means of transporting signals from a transmitter to a receiver.
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1. Describe the four basic elements of most communication systems.
Solution
A communication (message) system transmits, receives, and processes information in order
between two or more locations by means of electronic circuits.
Source or else Information
1.Analog [analog voice, video signal]
2. Digital [data]
Transmitter
A group of electronic workings and circuits intended to convert the in order into a signal suitable
for transmission over a known communication intermediate.
Receiver
Another set of electronic mechanism and circuits that accept the transmit communication from
the channel and change it back into a form comprehensible by humans.
Noise
Any random, unwanted energy that enters the connections system via the association’s medium
and interfere with the transmitted signal.
Channel
Provides means of transporting signals from a transmitter to a receiver
![Describe the four basic elements of most communication systems.
Solution
A communication (message) system transmits, receives, and processes information in order
between two or more locations by means of electronic circuits.
Source or else Information
1.Analog [analog voice, video signal]
2. Digital [data]
Transmitter
A group of electronic workings and circuits intended to convert the in order into a signal suitable
for transmission over a known communication intermediate.
Receiver
Another set of electronic mechanism and circuits that accept the transmit communication from
the channel and change it back into a form comprehensible by humans.
Noise
Any random, unwanted energy that enters the connections system via the association’s medium
and interfere with the transmitted signal.
Channel
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