facsimile modulation

facsimile modulation

[fak′sim·ə·lē ‚mäj·ə·′lā·shən]

(communications)

Process in which the amplitude, frequency, or phase of a transmitted wave is varied with time in accordance with a facsimile transmission signal.

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