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analog modulation

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analog modulation
The altering of a carrier by an analog signal. See modulation and carrier.


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Designed for testing and emulation of 2G-, 3G- and 4G-systems, private mobile radio, WLANs and Bluetooth systems, the 3410 Series RF signal generators combine full digital, vector and analog modulation in a 2U rack size.
RGB's products for enabling a complete digital ad insertion solution include: the Broadcast Network Processor (BNP) for targeted digital ad insertion, transrating and grooming; the Simulcast Edge Processor (SEP) for edge decoding and analog modulation for the implementation of digital simulcast architectures; the Modular Media Converter (MMC), for high density ASI-to-GigE conversion; and the Modular Video Processor, a carrier-class video processing platform for delivering advanced MPEG-4/H.
In addition to the highest standards in optical noise, power stability and pointing stability, the products offer digital modulation with rise / fall times to < 200 nanoseconds; analog modulation is also available for output power adjustment.
 
 
 
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