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The attenuation of a signal is compensated by
The attenuation of a signal is compensated by
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When signals weaken due to attenuation, an amplifier is used to restore their original strength.
Updated On: May 9, 2025
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- oscillator
- modulator
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To compensate for the attenuation of a signal, an amplifier is used to boost the signal strength and restore it to its original amplitude.
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