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RF modulation

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RF modulation
(Radio Frequency modulation) Transmitting a signal within a carrier frequency by blending an alternating frequency or amplitude onto the carrier wave. See modulate, carrier and RF.


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The possibility of RF health effects has been investigated in epidemiology studies of cellular telephone users and workers in RF occupations, in experiments with animals exposed to cell-phone RF, and via biophysical consideration of cell-phone RF electric-field intensity and the effect of RF modulation schemes.
Keumkang Cable is using the BigBand BMR as a "headend-in-a-box" to provide RateShaping([R]), scrambling, RF modulation and other functionality that would otherwise require multiple products from other vendors.
This demonstration will show how the BigBand Broadband Multimedia-Service Router (BMR([R])) functions as a complete "headend-in-a-box" solution to provide rateshaping, scrambling, RF modulation and other functionality that would otherwise require multiple products from other vendors.
 
 
 
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