👉 Sender engineering is a technique used in information theory and communication systems to optimize the efficiency of data transmission from a sender to a receiver. It involves designing and adjusting the encoding, modulation, and transmission parameters to maximize the amount of information that can be reliably transmitted over a noisy channel while minimizing errors and reducing the overall bandwidth usage. This process often includes selecting appropriate coding schemes, such as error-correcting codes, to detect and correct errors introduced during transmission, and employing modulation techniques that are best suited for the channel conditions to ensure robust and efficient data transfer. By carefully tailoring these elements, sender engineering aims to enhance the overall performance and reliability of communication systems.
