analog communications

[′an·əl‚äg kə‚myü·nə′kā·shənz]

(communications)

System of telecommunications employing a nominally continuous electric signal that varies in frequency, amplitude, or other characteristic, in some direct correlation to nonelectrical information (sound, light, and so on) impressed on a transducer.

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Expertise: 30 years in telecommunications sales and engineering, working with traditional analog communications as well as Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP).

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The first is for senior undergraduate students who have completed an introductory communications course that is heavy on analog communications. The second course is for graduate students who have a firm background in random variables and processes.

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The second challenge revolves around the battalion's function as a transition and also a translation point for digital communications to and from brigade and analog communications with the companies in the field.

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"This rate controller features an embedded web server, true five-point automatic rate calibration, automatic feeder refill, various alarms including rate tolerance and disturbance, and optional DeviceNet, EtherNet/IP, Remote I/O, Profibus, Modbus TCP/IP, and Analog communications," Hardy says, adding that it also includes "Waversaver[R] to eliminate the effects of surrounding vibration for fast, stable weight display, C2[R] electronic calibration without test weights, a Secure Digital (SD) Memory Module card for fast transfer of configuration data, and Integrated Technician[R] for system diagnostics and troubleshooting." www.hardyinstruments.com.

Hardy Instruments

This rate controller features an embedded web server, true five-point automatic rate calibration, automatic feeder refill, various alarms including rate tolerance and disturbance, and optional DeviceNet, EtherNet/IP, Remote I/O, Profibus, Modbus TCP/IP, and Analog communications. It also includes WAVERSAVER[R] to eliminate the effects of surrounding vibration for fast, stable weight display, C2[R] electronic calibration without test weights, a Secure Digital (SD) Memory Module card for fast transfer of configuration data, and INTEGRATED TECHNICIAN[R] for system diagnostics and troubleshooting.

Rate controller features five point automation rate calibration

In addition to offering data communications via a serial RS-232 interface, the DTXM RadioModem also supports analog communications in the 12.5 kHz and 25 kHz channel bandwidth versions.

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The unit features an embedded web server, true five-point automatic rate calibration, automatic feeder refill, various alarms including rate tolerance and disturbance, and optional DeviceNet, EtherNet/IP, Remote I/O, Profibus, Modbus TCP/IP, and Analog communications.

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An IP-centric system, the Inter-Tel 5000 serves up to 50 users per location, with four ports of voice mail, and support for both digital and analog communications in addition to IP transport.

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II, Digital and Analog Communications System, Fifth Edition, Prentice Hall, 1997.

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The telecommunications industry eliminated analog cellular service in urban areas at year-end 2005 so that remote monitoring of natural gas pressure using analog communications technology would no longer work.