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What is the need for modulation?
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Answer Posted / sree
1)in shortly it improves the signal strength . means the low
frequency signal can't transmit long distance here low
frequency signal means low strength (weak signal) ,when we
modulate that signal it can be transmitted long distance.
while it transmit long distance i.e., nothing but it's
strength s improves.
2) reduces noise or distortion.
3) multiplexing means we r using frequency translation theorem.
4) we transmit large amount of information at long
distances.i.e., narrow banding the signal.
5) reduce antenna height.
6) we can change the information from one form to another
form. i.e., encryption of data. thats whys we hiding the
information without any hackings.
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