
Telecommunication is the transmission of information over significant distances by electronic means. It enables the exchange of data, voice, video, and other types of communication using wired, wireless, optical, or radio systems.
Key Components of Telecommunication Systems:
Transmitter: Converts information into signals.
Transmission Medium: Carries signals (e.g., fiber optic cables, radio waves).
Receiver: Converts signals back into usable information.
Communication Channels: Pathways used for transmitting data.
Network Infrastructure: Includes routers, switches, cell towers, and satellites.
Types of Telecommunication:
- Wired Communication: Telephone lines, coaxial cables, fiber optics.
- Wireless Communication: Mobile networks, satellite, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth.
- Optical Communication: Uses light (mainly via fiber optics) for high-speed data transmission.
- Radio Communication: Used in TV broadcasting, AM/FM radio, and walkie-talkies.