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Signals that are broken up into binary code are characterized as

Signals that are broken up into binary code are characterized as
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Signals that are broken up into binary code are characterized as

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Answer:Continuous signals

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Well I have 2 examples.

AM/FM radio is a perfect type of technology.

A smart phone is also a great presentation of technology.

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