Intensity Modulation
Intensity Modulation is a modulation technique in optical communication systems where the amplitude of the optical carrier wave is varied in accordance with the input signal to encode information, distinguishing it from phase or frequency modulation methods by directly altering the light intensity.
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King Abdullah University of Science and Technology
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