Telecommunications Technology Concepts of Technology.

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Telecommunications Technology Concepts of Technology

ENCODING DEVICES  Microphone  35 mm Camera  Television  Mouse

ENCODING APPLICATIONS  Broadcast Radio  Telephone  Still Photography  Computer Systems  Broadcast Television

TRANSMITTING DEVICES  Optical Fibers  Amplifiers  Transmitting Antenna  Modems  Lasers

RECEIVING DEVICES  Television Antenna  Tuner  Modem  Modular Telephone Jack  Satellite Dish

STORING APPLICATIONS  Television  Computer Systems  Telephone  Graphic Communication Systems  Automation Systems

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