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Baseband to bandpass modulation

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is it necessary to convert bits into baseband before bandpass
 

dear All,
Bits are 1010101010101010
BaseBand is RZ, NRZ, AMI
 

no, not really, both are base-band. Thats why I said you need to know the difference.

Base-band signals generally occupy entire bandwidth available to them, reason is that they are digital and digital signals will need all the bandwidth (although we can reduce this)
 

Baseband can occupy DC to few MHz is this a Right Statement

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if u are of the view then why Line codes are required
 

Thanks
You are right, about Baseband definition, I have quoted the definition from SKLAR but still some misconception, Is it possible to send a baseband signal from one place to another thru some baseband channel without Line Coding
 

Oh! Great.
That means Still in Hard Drives NRZ is used that indicates there is no application of Un modulated signals ie Bits ???

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