Question
Why is base band signal not transmitted directly? Give any two reasons.
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Answer
If base band signal were to be transmitted directly:
- The height of the antennae needed will be impractically large.
- The effective power radiated would be too low.
- There would be a high probability of different signals getting mixed up with one another.
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