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➢ Introduction
➢ Model of Communication System
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➢ Modulation Technique n




➢ Analog Modulation
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➢ Digital Modulation
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➢ Signal System
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➢ Bandwidth of PCM,DPCM,DM And ADM
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➢ Detection and Production of AM
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➢ Noise

, INTRODUCTION
➢ The transmission of information is called communication.
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➢ It is required that sender and receiver should understand the same language.
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➢ we have been improving the quality of communication on behalf of growing d
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mand for speed and complexity of information.
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➢ The aim of this slides is to introduce the concepts of communication and the techniq
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modulation sub sequent signal analysis and so on
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MODEL OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM
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,➢ Every communication has three essential elements : transmitter, channel and receiver Here the t
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ransmitter is placed at one place and receiver is placed another place and the channel is the phys
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cal medium that connect them.
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➢ The purpose of transmitter is to convert into suitable form of signal that can transmitted
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through the channel. n n




➢ If the o/p of the information source is a non electric signal then a transducer convert it into electr
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c form before it pass through the channel. Moreover, noise is introduced in channel so receiver r
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econstruct it and send the information to user for. n n n n n n n n




➢ There are two basic type of communication namely point to point and broadcast. The former tak
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e place over a link between a single transmitter and receiver, while later one have large number
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of receiver corresponding to a single transmitter.
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➢ Radio and TV comes under broadcastn n n n n

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Louis E. Frenzel, David L. Heiserman Principles of Electronic Communication Systems
Publisher: 2004 ISBN: 9780078281334 Edition: Unknown

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