1. |
Type of Signal |
In baseband transmission, the type of signaling used is digital. |
In broadband transmission, the type of signaling used is analog. |
2. |
Direction Type |
Baseband Transmission is bidirectional in nature. |
Broadband Transmission is unidirectional in nature. |
3. |
Signal Transmission |
The Signal can be sent in both directions. |
Sending of Signal in one direction only. |
4. |
Distance covered by the signal |
Signals can only travel over short distances. For long distances, attenuation is required. |
Signals can be traveled over long distances without being attenuated. |
5. |
Topology |
It works well with bus topology. |
It is used with a bus as well as tree topology. |
6. |
Device used to increase signal strength |
Repeaters are used to enhance signal strength. |
Amplifiers are used to enhance signal strength. |
7. |
Type of Multiplexing used |
It utilizes Time Division Multiplexing. |
It utilizes Frequency Division Multiplexing. |
8. |
Encoding Techniques |
In baseband transmission, Manchester and Differential Manchester encoding are used. |
Only PSK encoding is used. |
9. |
Transfer medium |
Twisted-pair cables, coaxial cables, and wires are used as a transfer medium for digital signals in baseband transmission. |
Broadband signals were sent through optical fiber cables, coaxial cables, and radio waves. |
10. |
Impedance |
Baseband transmission has a 50-ohm impedance. |
Broadband transmission has a 70-ohm impedance. |
11. |
Data Streams |
It can only transfer one data stream at a time in bi-directional mode. |
It can send multiple signal waves at once but in one direction only. |
12. |
Installation and Maintenance |
Baseband transmission is easy to install and maintain. |
Broadband transmission is difficult to install and maintain. |
13. |
Cost |
This transmission is cheaper to design. |
This transmission is expensive to design. |
14. |
Application |
Typically seen in Ethernet LAN networks. |
Typically found in cable and telephone networks. |
15. |
Frequency |
In this, capacity of frequency is less than 100 kHz. |
In this, capacity of frequency is higher than 100 kHz. |
16. |
Suitable for |
It is best for wired networks. |
It is best for non-wired networks. |
17. |
Structure |
The structure is very simple, and no special hardware is required. |
The structure is complex as it needs unique hardware. |