Please give a neat and understandable configuration. Thanks. Assume there are 4 voice channels, each occupying a bandwidth of 40 kHz. These 4 voice channels need to be combined into a link with a minimum bandwidth of 175 kHz, from 131kHz to 306 kHz. There are guard bands of 5 kHz between the channels to prevent interference. Show the configuration using the frequency domain

Please give a neat and understandable configuration. Thanks. Assume there are 4 voice channels, each occupying a bandwidth of 40 kHz. These 4 voice channels need to be combined into a link with a minimum bandwidth of 175 kHz, from 131kHz to 306 kHz. There are guard bands of 5 kHz between the channels to prevent interference. Show the configuration using the frequency domain

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Chapter8: Data And Network Communication Technology

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Problem 27VE

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