Definition: Intermodulation is a phenomenon in wireless communication where two or more signals, usually radio waves, are sent at different frequencies and transmit through an antenna system. This causes interference between adjacent signals in the spectrum of the received signal, resulting in a loss of information due to the presence of other sources of interference. Intermodulation can occur when multiple signals from various frequencies are combined into a single wave that is not properly normalized or attenuated. Intermodulated signals may be present in both a carrier band
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