the technique of transmitting
Telecommunication is the technique of transmitting a message, from one point or place to another with the typical additional attiribute of being bi-directional. In practice it also recognizes that something may be lost in the process; hence the term 'telecommunication' covers all forms of distance communications, including radio, telegraphy, television, telephony, data communication and computer networking.
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Bell Labs scientist Shannon published A Mathematical TheoryofCommunication in 1949. This landmark publication was to set the mathmodels used to describe communications called informationtheory. Information theory enables us to evaluate the capacity of a communication channel according to its bandwidth and signaltnoiseratio.
At the timeofpublication, tele-communication systems were based on analogelectroniccircuit. The introduction of massproduced digitalintegrated circuits has enabled telecom engineers to take full advantage of information theory. From the demands of telecom-circuitry, a whole specialist area of integrated circuit design has emerged calleddigital signalprocessing.
Possible imperfections in a communication channel are: shot noise, thermal noise, latency, non-linear channel transfer function, sudden signal drops, bandwidth limitations, signal reflections (echos). More recent telecommunications systems take advantage of some of these imperfections to actually improve the quality of the channel.
Modern telecommunication systems make extensive use of time synchronization. There is a link between the development of telecommunications and very fine-grained (microsecond) time-keeping technology. Until the recent rise of the use of IP Telephony, most modern, wide-area telecommunications systems were synchronised to atomic clocks, or to secondary clocks synchronised to atomic time.
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At the timeofpublication, tele-communication systems were based on analogelectroniccircuit. The introduction of massproduced digitalintegrated circuits has enabled telecom engineers to take full advantage of information theory. From the demands of telecom-circuitry, a whole specialist area of integrated circuit design has emerged calleddigital signalprocessing.
Possible imperfections in a communication channel are: shot noise, thermal noise, latency, non-linear channel transfer function, sudden signal drops, bandwidth limitations, signal reflections (echos). More recent telecommunications systems take advantage of some of these imperfections to actually improve the quality of the channel.
Modern telecommunication systems make extensive use of time synchronization. There is a link between the development of telecommunications and very fine-grained (microsecond) time-keeping technology. Until the recent rise of the use of IP Telephony, most modern, wide-area telecommunications systems were synchronised to atomic clocks, or to secondary clocks synchronised to atomic time.
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