释义 |
polar transmission [`pō·lǝr tranz`mish·ǝn] COMMUNICATIONS 1. A method of signaling in teletypewriter transmission in which direct currents flowing in opposite directions represent a mark and a space respectively, and absence of current indicates a no-signal condition. 2. By extension, any system of signaling that uses three conditions, representing a mark, a space, or a no- signal condition. |