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What year was the first cellular phone introduced in Japan?

  • 1979 (correct)
  • 1976
  • 1984
  • 1982

What does the term 'carrier' refer to in communication technology?

  • Carrier wave (correct)
  • Source
  • Information
  • Baseband signal

Which modulation technique uses amplitude variation?

  • Am
  • Pm
  • Fm (correct)
  • Baseband signal

What is the function of a receiver in communication systems?

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The VHF spectrum operates within which frequency range?

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What does 'demodulation' refer to in communication technology?

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Who is credited with the first patent for the typewriter?

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Which frequency range is categorized as 'Super High Frequency' (SHF)?

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What term describes the contamination of a signal due to external factors?

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Which inventor is recognized for the patent of the direct dial telephone?

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Modulation

The systematic alteration of the carrier frequency, amplitude, or phase to encode information.

Bandwidth

The range of frequencies occupied by a signal.

Amplitude Modulation (AM)

A type of modulation where the amplitude of the carrier wave is varied to represent the information signal.

Frequency Modulation (FM)

A type of modulation where the frequency of the carrier wave is varied to represent the information signal.

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Demodulation

The process of converting a modulated signal back to its original form.

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Transmitter

A device that radiates electromagnetic signals, transmitting information.

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Receiver

A device that receives electromagnetic signals and converts them into a usable form.

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Transducer

A device that converts energy from one form to another, often used in communication systems to convert electrical signals to sound waves or vice versa.

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Radio Communication

A type of communication where information is transmitted using radio waves.

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Attenuation

The process of reducing the strength of a signal.

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Study Notes

First Cellular Phone in Japan

  • First cellular phone in Japan was in 1979

Frequency

  • Frequency can be fed to antennas and radiate electromagnetic waves

Modulation

  • Systematic alternation of a carrier in accordance with the message
  • Amplitude of the carrier is varied according to the baseband signal

Year of the First Typewriter Patent

  • 1850

Device that Extracts Desired Signal

  • Receiver

Communication with Electronic Equipment

  • Sorting and processing of information
  • Telecommunication and receiver that carries signal

Communication Type

  • Satellite communication

Medium Causes Signal Issues

  • Cellular communication medium causes the signal to be amplified

Signal Strength Reduction

  • Attenuation

Floppy Disc Invention Year

  • 1972

Radar Acronym

  • Radio Detection and Ranging

Ordered Sequence of Symbols

  • Digital

Sonar Acronym

  • Sound Navigation and Ranging

ABS CBN Frequency Spectrum

  • SHF (300-3000 MHz)

VHF

  • 3 to 30 MHz

Encoded System Conversion

  • Demodulation

Signal Emission Device

  • Transmitter

Electromagnetic Spectrum Portion

  • Bandwidth

Carrier Frequency Variation

  • PM (phase modulation)

Direct Dial Telephone Patent

  • Alexander Graham Bell

Super High Frequency Range

  • 30 to 300 MHz

Signal Interference Issues

  • Interference can be from distortion, noise and other sources

Alexander Graham Bell's Birth Year

  • 1847

Signal Transmission into Medium

  • Baseband transmission

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Test your knowledge on the history and principles of communication technologies. This quiz covers various topics including cellular phones, signal modulation, and frequency spectrum. Explore significant inventions and their impact on modern communication.

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