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'''Signal transition''', when referring to the [[modulation]] of a [[carrier signal]], is a change from one [[significant condition]] to another.

Examples of [[Signalling (telecommunication)|signal]] transitions are a change from one electric current, voltage, or [[Power (physics)|power]] level to another; a change from one optical power level to another; a [[Phase (waves)|phase shift]]; or a change from one [[frequency]] or [[wavelength]] to another.

Signal transitions are used to create signals that represent [[information]], such as "0" and "1" or "[[mark frequency|mark]]" and "[[space frequency|space]]".

==References See also ==

* {{ill|Switching loss|de|Schaltverluste}}

*{{FS1037C}}

== References ==

*{{FS1037C}}

[[Category:Telecommunication theory]]

[[Category:Radio technology]]

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