Information signal processing apparatus and method

Telecommunications – Transmitter and receiver at separate stations – Having diverse art device

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455 93, 370913, H04B 700

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059703920

ABSTRACT:
Information signal processing apparatus and method characterized in that an input information signal is converted into a transmission signal in a predetermined form and the converted transmission signal is transmitted by a selected one of a wire transmission and a radio transmission are provided. Information signal processing apparatus and method characterized in that either a wire reception to receive an information signal in a predetermined form through a transmission line or a radio reception to receive an information signal in which the information signal in the predetermined form was modulated and transmitted in a radio manner is selected and the received information signal in the predetermined form is reproduced are provided.

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