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In Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK), how is logic 1 typically represented in Binary ASK?
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In Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK), how is logic 1 typically represented in Binary ASK?

A.

By combining multiple frequencies for the carrier wave.

B.

By a phase shift of 90 in the carrier wave.\text{By a phase shift of } 90^\circ \text{ in the carrier wave.}​​

C.

By assigning a specific frequency to the carrier wave.

D.

By associating a certain amplitude to the carrier wave.

Correct option is D

In Binary Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK): The carrier frequency and phase remain constant. Binary data is represented by changing the amplitude of the carrier.Typically: Logic 1  carrier transmitted with a non-zero (higher) amplitude Logic 0  carrier amplitude is zero or much lower (On-Off Keying)\text{In Binary Amplitude Shift Keying (ASK):} \\[6pt]\bullet \ \text{The carrier frequency and phase remain constant.} \\[4pt]\bullet \ \text{Binary data is represented by changing the amplitude of the carrier.} \\[8pt]\text{Typically:} \\[6pt]\bullet \ \text{Logic 1 } \rightarrow \text{ carrier transmitted with a non-zero (higher) amplitude} \\[4pt]\bullet \ \text{Logic 0 } \rightarrow \text{ carrier amplitude is zero or much lower (On-Off Keying)}​​

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