1. Transmittal of digitally modulated and called digital radio.

2. Rather ambiguous.
3. Form of phase division multiplexing (PDM) where to date channels (the I and Q) modulate the
same carrier frequency that has been shifted 90 in phase.
4. Transmission of information form one or more source to one or more destination over the same
transmission medium (facility).
5. Digital encoding technique using certain number of levels/conditions/combinations.
6. Channel in bit splitter that modulates a sine wave carrier .
7. Channel in bit splitter that modulates a cosine wave carrier.
8. Error detection scheme that uses parity to determine if a transmission error has occurred within
a character. It is sometimes called character parity.
9. Error detection scheme that uses parity to determine if a transmission error has occurred within
a message. It is sometimes called message parity.
10. Process of compressing and then expanding. With this type of system,the higher amplitude
analog signals are compressed (amplified less than the lower amplitude signals) in the receiver
11. Is the ratio of the largest possible magnitude to the smallest possible magnitude (other than 0v)
that can be decoded by the digital to analog converter in the receiver.
12. Is the process of converting an infinite number of possibilities to a finite number of conditions.
13. A theoretical (mathematical) expectation of the bit error rate for a given system.
14. Amplitude and phase shift keying are combined in such a way that the positions of the signaling
elements on the constellation diagrams are optimized to achieve the greatest distance between
elements, thus reducing the likelihood of one element being misinterpreted as another element.
15. Process of extracting a phase coherent reference carrier from a receiver signal. This is
sometimes called phase referencing.
16. Constant amplitude angle modulation similar to standard frequency modulation except the
modulating signal is a binary signal that varies between two discrete voltage levels rather than a
continuously changing analog waveform.
17. Simplest digital modulation technique, binary information signal directly modulates the
amplitude of an analog carrier.
18. Compare the performace and called information density
19. Alternative form of digital modulation
20. Empirical record geographical orientation
21. Informing to stop
22. Back of time
23. Using handshake
24. 7bit
25. 8 bit
26. Each data accompanied start and stop bit
27. Each data word form of another without start and stop
28. 8 bit at atime
29. 1 bit at atime
30. Bit which acts as checking set binary value