Introduction to Satellite Communication » Exercise – 2
66. The difference between a DSB and a SSB transmission is :
(a) DSB has a carrier and two side bands and SSB, a carrier and side band
(b) DSB has two side bands and SSB one side bands
(c) DSB may or may not have a carrier with two side bands and SSB either of the two side band without carrier
(d) DSB has a carrier and two side bands and SSB without carrier and two different side bandsSubject Name : Communication Engineering Exam Name : IIT GATE, UPSC ESE, RRB, SSC, DMRC, NMRC, BSNL, DRDO, ISRO, BARC, NIELIT Posts Name : Assistant Engineer, Management Trainee, Junior Engineer, Technical Assistant Electronics & Communication Engineering Books
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