A modem, short for modulator-demodulator, is a device that modulates and demodulates analog signals to enable digital communication over various media such as telephone lines. Typically, it supports full duplex communication.
Detailed explanation of BAUD, its differences from bits per second (BPS), historical context, and examples of its application in modem technology.
An in-depth look at dial-up connections, temporary internet access methods using modems, in contrast with dedicated channels.
A comprehensive overview of modems, which are devices that enable computers in different locations to exchange information by converting telephone impulses to computer-interpretable signals.
