Computers and Technology, 23.10.2020 21:30 dummynate

Arrange the tiles in the order of communication in the linear model. The decoded message is sent to the destination.

A sender sends a message through a transmitter.

The encoded signal then travels through a channel.

At the receiver, the signal is decoded.

The transmitter converts the message into a signal through encoding.

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