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This document provides an introduction to telecommunications, covering its definition, key components, importance, requirements, history, and challenges. It defines telecommunication as the transmission of data, voice, video, and multimedia communications. The core components are a source that transmits information through a medium to a receiver. Telecommunications are important for providing information in real-time to the right places and allowing dispersed business operations. Requirements for voice and data systems include availability, reliability, responsiveness, and affordability. The history of telecommunications includes the development of the telegraph, telephone, computer, and satellite technologies. Ongoing challenges include keeping pace with changing technologies and regulations.
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- 3. Definition • Communication • Telecommunication • Data & information • Data communication • Voice communication • Video communication • Multimedia communication
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