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COMMUNICATION SYSTEM 4.

Half-Duplex Communication System


 is a way of transferring information from  In half Duplex communication system,
one source to another. both the two parties can’t communicate
 Transference can occur between two simultaneously.
humans, a human and an animal or a  The sender has to stop sending the
human and a machine. signals to the recipient and then only
the recipient can respond.
PURPOSE OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM example: a walkie talkie works on a half-
 The purpose or the main idea of a duplex system
communication system is to carry
information from one point to another. 5. Tactical Communication System
 also known as “military
MAIN COMPONENTS OF COMMUNICATION communications”
SYSTEM  Information are conveyed from one
A typical communication system consists of command or place to another upon a
three main components: battlefield, particularly during the
conduct of combat.
 Source  It includes any kind of delivery of
 Channel information, whether verbal, written,
 Destination visual or auditory, and can be sent in a
variety of ways.
TYPES OF COMMUNICATION SYSTEM  The flow varies according to the changes
in the environmental conditions and
1. Optical Communication System other situations.
 The word “Optical” stands for light. example: Military operations used tactical
 It depends on light as the medium for
communication. 6. Digital Communication System
 Light helps in the transmission of  one of the most commonly used system
information. of communication in the current
example: safe landing of airplanes scenario.
 information flows in a digital form.
2. Radio Communication System  also a real-quick way to communicate.
 information flows with the help of a  the quickest and most reliable system of
radio communication.
 works with the aid of a transmitter and a example: E-mailing (Yahoo, Gmail, iCloud)
receiver both equipped with an antenna Video Conferencing (skype)
 may send information only one way or
also called as “simplex” Key Terms
example: radio broadcasting  Simplex- communication in one
direction at a time
3. Duplex Communication System  Duplex- allowing communication in
 two devices can communicate with each opposite directions simultaneously
other at the same time.  Transmitter- someone who transmits a
 also known as “two-way message (sender)
communication”  Tactical- a strategy for attaining a
example: telephone calls particular goal

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