carrier signals are indeed modulated to carry information, and the modulation can occur through variations in amplitude, frequency, or phase. Frequency bandwidth, however, is not modulated; it is a characteristic of the signal that determines the range of frequencies it occupies.
carrier signals are indeed modulated to carry information, and the modulation can occur through variations in amplitude, frequency, or phase. Frequency bandwidth, however, is not modulated; it is a characteristic of the signal that determines the range of frequencies it occupies.
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