Baseband

Baseband

Baseband is the transmission of a signal in its original, unmodulated form. A baseband signal can be analogue (e.g., originating from a telephone) or digital (e.g., originating from a computer).

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Computer; Computer science

Either of the numbers 0 or 1, used in the binary number system. These are used by computers for making calculations.

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A computer program that finds and displays information that is on the Internet or another computer network.

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