Modulation Rate

In telecommunication, the term modulation rate has the following meanings: 1. The rate at which a carrier is varied to represent the information in a digital signal. Modulation rate and information transfer rate are not necessarily the same. 2. For modulated digital signals, the reciprocal of the unit interval of the modulated signal, measured in seconds.

 

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