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naveednoul
Post subject: WHY? this is SO. Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005
2:48 am
Captain
Joined: Wed Sep 21, 2005 3:40 am
Posts: 10
Location: Islamabad,Pakistan.
Hello every body:
Every one of us is aware of this fact that we always make the transmission
of our signals in analog form.Why we do not preffer digital?
Our
information signal is in digital form in most of modern technologies
but we use analog signals as carrier of our information signal.Receiver
side has to filter the received signal to extrect informatic signal.
Please tell three reasons for this?
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Todd
Post subject: Posted: Tue Sep 27, 2005 11:49 am
Don't get me wrong
Naveed, I like you. I think you're the best thing that has happened
to this website forum for a long time.
But have you ever considered
having a different profession?
Like hair stylist or disco dancer?
If his profession really interests you, then read more about
Harmonics, Linearity, impedance mating, bandwidth,
noise
figure, propagation, gain, power, phase noise,
Modulation...etc.
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IR
Post subject: Posted: Wed Sep 28, 2005 1:58
am
Site Admin
Joined: Mon Jun 27, 2005 2:02 pm
Posts: 373
Location: Germany
Todd, that was a really good one.
I would suggest another profession as a comedian for retired Electronics
Engineers.
:smt046
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Best regards,
- IR
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guest
Post subject: Analog/DigitalPosted:
Wed Sep 28, 2005 5:42 pm
Except when you get down to an atomic scale,
where you get real quantum effects, there is no such thing as a truly
digital signal.
ALL digital signals are inherently and unavoidably
analog in nature - it's just that we interpret them as a ONE or a ZERO.
Even classic TTL digital circuits have specifications like VIL, VIH,
VOL, and VOH, noise margin, rise and fall times, etc.
So communications
engineering is in large part the selection of waveforms to communicate
what we need to communicate. Some signals appear more "digital", but
they are always at root analog, because voltages and currents are not
limited to certain values.
When I first started doing digital
design, a co-worker came into my office and said "All the world's an
analog stage, where digital circuits play bit parts." Well, it's not
just bit parts any more, but analog it certainly is. The designers of
3 GHz cpu clock rate computers cannot ignore wave effects, and "all
that Maxwell's equations stuff". Digital IS analog.
Good Luck!
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naveednoul
Post subject: Just for TODD,have
a look at thisPosted: Thu Sep 29, 2005 2:10 am
Captain
Joined: Wed Sep 21, 2005 3:40 am
Posts: 10
Location: Islamabad,Pakistan.
Hi todd.
I was shocked to read that you like me but no problem.
u have suggested a job like dancer and hair stylist instead of a telecommunication
engineer.
I am very very very very sorry to say that I can't do this.
I like these professions but don't want to be a part of them so sorry
a lot.
Thanks for your suggestion.
Send more suggestions at:
naveednoul@yahoo.com
I am waiting.
Again thanks but sorry dear.
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