A modem converts digital signals from a computer to analog signals to transmit over phone lines, and vice versa. It modulates digital signals to analog for transmission, and demodulates analog signals back to digital for the receiving computer. Modems allow computers to send and receive information through phone lines by converting between the digital and analog signal formats used by computers and telecommunications networks, respectively.
A modem converts digital signals from a computer to analog signals to transmit over phone lines, and vice versa. It modulates digital signals to analog for transmission, and demodulates analog signals back to digital for the receiving computer. Modems allow computers to send and receive information through phone lines by converting between the digital and analog signal formats used by computers and telecommunications networks, respectively.
A modem converts digital signals from a computer to analog signals to transmit over phone lines, and vice versa. It modulates digital signals to analog for transmission, and demodulates analog signals back to digital for the receiving computer. Modems allow computers to send and receive information through phone lines by converting between the digital and analog signal formats used by computers and telecommunications networks, respectively.