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The 22 pages that link to Signal modulation, each with the reason it gives.

• BroadcastingRelated: Radio broadcasts encode sound or pictures by varying a carrier wave.

• BandwidthRelated: Modulation places information within a channel’s available frequency range.

• Television broadcastingRelated: Television signals use modulation to carry encoded audiovisual information over radio-frequency channels.

• Radio frequencyRelated: RF communication conveys information by changing a carrier’s amplitude, frequency, or phase.

• Radio communicationRelated: Changing the carrier's amplitude, frequency, or phase puts information onto radio waves.

• Hadamard productRelated: Multiplying sampled signals elementwise implements amplitude modulation in discrete settings.

• Communication channelRelated: It adapts information to the physical properties of a transmission channel.

• Digital communicationRelated: It makes encoded symbols suitable for transmission over a physical channel.

• TelecommunicationsRelated: It places information onto signals that can travel through radio, cable, or optical channels.

• Deep-space communicationRelated: Modulation carries commands and data in signals that can be detected amid noise.

• Frequency-hopping spread spectrumRelated: Data modulation occurs alongside the separate process of changing carrier frequency.

• Terrestrial televisionRelated: Modulation carries television picture and sound within a radio-frequency signal.

• BaudRelated: Modulation maps symbols onto distinguishable changes in a transmitted waveform.

• ChannelRelated: A broadcast channel carries information by modulating a signal within its assigned spectrum.

• Telecommunications engineeringRelated: It adapts information-bearing signals for passage through a communication channel.