A device that is responsible for modulating digital signals into analog signals, and demodulating analog signals into digital signals at the receiving end, is known as?

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Rowan Farrell

23 March, 10:55

A device that is responsible for modulating digital signals into analog signals, and demodulating analog signals into digital signals at the receiving end, is known as?

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Danny Bowen · Answer 1

Modem

Explanation:

Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that this device is known as a Modem. This term is short for modulator-demodulator because is transfers digital signals into analog signals and vice-versa over different types of cables such as telephone or TV cable lines. The information from these cables comes in the form of analog waves which enters the modem and is transferred and saved as a digital signal and then the opposite happens when it exits.