Modems Peripherals Hardware
Modems Peripherals Hardware
A modem is a device consisting of a modulator and a demodulator. It converts a digital signal into an analog signal which is modulation and reversing this is demodulation. For example, a modem allows a user to download Web pages using an Internet browser and a connection to the Internet.
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See Also:
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Data Communications FAQ (Windows Version) - FAQ for SLIP or PPP and wanting a high speed connection.
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Modemsite.com - A reliable source of 56k modem information, troubleshooting, and modem driver downloads.
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ModemHelp.Org - Modem resource site, providing links and documentation for modems.
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Modem-help - Technical information for dial-up, cable and ISDN modems.
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Modem Speed Test Page - Provides tests to measure how long it takes to load a test page from its server, and display it on the host browser.
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ModemHelp.Net - Features DUN error fixes, line noise information, init string database, forums, and articles.
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Modems.com - Information on modem and related technologies from Zoom Telephonics.
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