Modem Subassembly

Modem subassemblies are components or modules that are used in the construction of modems. Modems, short for modulator-demodulator, are devices that enable communication between computers or other electronic devices over a network. They convert digital signals from a computer into analog signals that can be transmitted over telephone lines or other communication channels, and then convert the analog signals back into digital signals at the receiving end.

In the supply class Miscellaneous Communication Equipment, modem subassemblies are categorized as components or parts that are used in the assembly or repair of modems. These subassemblies may include circuit boards, connectors, chips, or other electronic components that are specifically designed for modem functionality.

The supply group Communication, Detection, And Coherent Radiation Equipment encompasses a wide range of equipment used for communication, detection, and coherent radiation purposes. Modem subassemblies fall under this group as they are essential components in the communication equipment category.

Overall, modem subassemblies play a crucial role in the functioning of modems, enabling the transmission and reception of data over various communication channels.