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Computer Network -II

Computer Network -II

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Computers

12th Grade

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Abha Gogia

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34 Slides • 8 Questions

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Modulation Techniques:

​Radio waves and microwaves etc are used for carrying data or messages.

How these waves carry messages??

It is the result of a particular technique called modulation.

Modulation is a process of changing the characteristics of the wave to be transmitted, i.e., the carrier wave, by superimposing the message signal of a high-frequency signal.

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Modulation Techniques

A carrier wave by itself doesn't carry much information, to include a message, another wave, a

message signal that carries the data to be transmitted, needs to be imposed on top of the carrier

signal. This process is termed as modulation.

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Frequency modulation is a technique or a process of encoding information on a particular signal (analogue or digital) by varying the carrier wave frequency in accordance with the frequency of the modulating signal.

Frequency Modulation (FM)

Amplitude Modulation (AM)​

Modulation

Amplitude modulation is a process by which the wave signal is transmitted by modulating the amplitude of the signal.

​The super imposing of message signal and carrier wave results into a new wave called the modulated wave.

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Uses- It is generally used in transmitting radio waves lying in a very high frequency range.

Application: FM radio broadcasting. Video broadcasting, two-way radio systems, etc.

Frequency Modulation (FM)

Noise Immunity- Low

Uses -It is generally used for transmitting radio waves over short and long distances.

Application: Radio communication, electronics communication, etc.

Amplitude Modulation (AM)

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Multiple Choice

Converting a digital signal in to an analog signal is called

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modulation

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demodulation

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conversion

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transformation

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Multiple Choice

Process of superimposing a low frequency signal over a high frequency signal is called

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modulation

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demodulation

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frequency modulatiton

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amplitude modulation

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Multiple Choice

Process of superimposing the amplitude message signal over amplitude of carrier signal is called

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modulation

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demodulation

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frequency modulatiton

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amplitude modulation

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What is modulation?

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What is c?

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What is modulated wave?

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Collision

Many devices (nodes) are connected with one wireless network. If multiple nodes on the same network transmit data at the same time, it leads to a condition called collision and data gets lost. In a computer network, collision is a specific condition that occurs when two or more nodes on a network transmit data at the same time.​​

It is something like when two or more people are quarrelling with each other and speaking at the same time, but no one is listening to no one.

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Collision

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Explain collision in a network ?

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What measures do wireless networks employ to avoid collision?

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Modulation Techniques:

​Radio waves and microwaves etc are used for carrying data or messages.

How these waves carry messages??

It is the result of a particular technique called modulation.

Modulation is a process of changing the characteristics of the wave to be transmitted, i.e., the carrier wave, by superimposing the message signal of a high-frequency signal.

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