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Information
Information is a communication term used to describe any of the following entities
- Audible Sound in the frequency range of 2kHz - 20 kHz . Example human animal sound
- Audible Voice in the frequency range of 3kHz - 30 MHz . Example human speech conversation
- Video in the frequency range of 30Hz - 30 GHz . Example Tivi motion picture
- Data in the frequency range of 2kHz - 20 kHz . Example Computer data
Information Processing edit
Information exists in many wave forms generate from different sources. Before information can be processed by electronic devices information needs to be converted to electronic waves forming a signal. Then signals can be processed by electronic devices to amplify the signal, with the volume controlled by adjusting the amplitude of the signal.
Signal
Electronic Signal edit
Information exists in many wave forms generated from different sources. Before information can be processed by electronic devices information needs to be converted to electronic wave forms called signals. Then signals can be processed by electronic devices to amplifying the signal, with volume controlled by adjusting the amplitude of the signal.
Types of electronic signals edit
- Sine wave
- Square wave
- Triangular wave
Signal Processing
Modulation edit
Sound, voice
Types of Modulation edit
Sampling edit
Transmitting Medium
Wires edit
Communication signals travel through wire as radiated electromagnetic wave to receiver
Air edit
Communication signals travel through the air as radiated electromagnetic wave to receiver
Communication Devices
Communication Devices edit
In computer technology field, communication devices may mean such things as sound cards, internet cards, modems and some other examples of computer interfaces.