Waveforms compatible with transmitting channel?

In summary, the compatibility of waveforms with transmitting channels is important because some transmission means have cutoff frequencies and limitations on the frequencies that can be used. For example, coaxial cables are not ideal for higher frequencies and waveguides cannot transmit lower frequency electromagnetic signals. Therefore, it is necessary to ensure that the waveform being transmitted is compatible with the specific channel being used to avoid transmission issues.
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why waveforms should be compatible with transmitting channel?
What if i send a random wave without having much information about it?
 
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zakee.fancy said:
why waveforms should be compatible with transmitting channel?
What if i send a random wave without having much information about it?

Could you please give more information about your question, and preferably a few examples about the "channels" that you are asking about.

Without knowing more, I would offer that some transmission means have cutoff frequencies. So you may be limited in what frequencies you use. Coax cable is lossy at higher frequencies for example. And waveguides do not pass lower frequency EM signals...
 

What are waveforms compatible with transmitting channel?

Waveforms compatible with transmitting channel refer to the type of signal that can be transmitted through a specific channel or medium. These waveforms are carefully designed to ensure that they are compatible with the properties of the channel, such as bandwidth and noise level.

Why is it important for waveforms to be compatible with transmitting channel?

It is important for waveforms to be compatible with transmitting channel because it ensures efficient and reliable communication. When the waveform is compatible with the channel, it can be transmitted with minimal distortion and interference, resulting in a clearer and more accurate signal.

How are waveforms tested for compatibility with transmitting channel?

Waveforms are tested for compatibility with transmitting channel using specialized equipment and software. This involves analyzing the waveform for characteristics such as frequency, amplitude, and modulation, and comparing it to the parameters of the transmitting channel to determine compatibility.

Can waveforms be modified to be compatible with a specific transmitting channel?

Yes, waveforms can be modified or optimized to be compatible with a specific transmitting channel. This can be done by adjusting the waveform parameters to match those of the channel, or by using techniques such as equalization to compensate for any channel distortions.

What are the consequences of using incompatible waveforms with a transmitting channel?

Using incompatible waveforms with a transmitting channel can result in poor communication performance, such as signal loss, distortion, or interference. This can lead to errors in transmitted data and affect the overall reliability and quality of the communication process.

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