Question
Explain block diagram of communication system.
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Answer
i. There are three basic (essential) elements of every communication system:
iii. The communication channel is a passage through which signals transfer in between a transmitter and a receiver.
iv. This channel may be in the form of wires or cables, or may also be wireless, depending on the types of communication system.
- Transmitter
- channel
- Receiver
iii. The communication channel is a passage through which signals transfer in between a transmitter and a receiver.
iv. This channel may be in the form of wires or cables, or may also be wireless, depending on the types of communication system.
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