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Also known as optical modem, modems, modulator-demodulator
thumb|Acoustic coupler modems used a telephone handset as the audio medium, with the user dialing the desired number and then pressing the handset into the modem to complete the connection. These systems generally operated at a speed of 300 bits per second.
A modem is a device that lets computers connect to each other over telephone lines by converting digital data into audio signals that can travel through phone networks. In early systems, users would dial a number on their phone and place the handset into the modem, which then transmitted data at relatively slow speeds of 300 bits per second.
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モデム(英: modem)とは、アナログ信号をデジタル信号に、またデジタル信号をアナログ信号に変換することでコンピュータなどの機器が通信回線を通じてデータを送受信できるようにする装置。変復調装置。 変調器 (modulator) と復調器 (demodulator) を組み合わせた装置なので、双方の名称から頭の数文字 (mo + dem) を採り命名されている。
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Discovered by embedding cosine similarity (sentence-transformers MiniLM, 384-dim).