Baseband analog data channels are characterized by:
A) the fact that a coder has converted the digital intelligence into a specific coding format for subsequent transmission.
B) the fact that a modem has converted the intelligence to an analog signal for use on an analog channel
C) the fact that the intelligence is being transmitted at its base frequencies; no modulation to another frequency range has occurred.
D) the fact that a modulator has converted the analog intelligence into a modulated analog signal on another frequency range

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Baseband analog data channels transmit the intelligence at its base frequencies without modulating it to another frequency range. This means the original signal is sent without altering its frequency but may involve other forms of processing like amplification or attenuation.

Baseband Analog Data Channels Are Characterized By