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remodulator

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remodulator [rē′mäj·ə‚lād·ər]
(electronics)
A circuit that converts amplitude modulation to audio frequency-shift modulation for transmission of facsimile signals over a voice-frequency radio channel. Also known as converter.


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provided a rapidly modified M8023 modem and HR8023 headend remodulator to accommodate the need for off-channel transmission of medical images.
Contents of A-B's broadband net The A-B broadband system consists of a Data Gateway connecting the A-B Data Highway to the broadband network; the head-end remodulator for controlling on-line network operations; a Network Interface Controller (NIC) for interfacing intelligent, high-speed devices to the LAN; and a terminal communication server to interconnect up to eight nonintelligent RS-232 devices to the broadband system.
The Consumer Electronics Association (CEA[R])'s Digital Television (DTV) Interface Subcommittee published CEA-761-B, DTV Remodulator Specification with Enhanced OSD Capability, and CEA-CEB5-B, Recommended Practice for DTV Receiver "Monitor" Mode Capability.
 
 
 
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