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 | Figure 3 ASK modulation principle      | Figure 4 2-level keying      |
-ASK is preferred for receiver-to-transmitter communication because it consumes less power compared to FSK modulation. Also, switching between two loads can also be easily and compactly integrated into the receiver hardware.
+ASK is preferred for receiver-to-transmitter communication because it consumes less power compared to FSK modulation. Also, switching between two loads can be easily and compactly integrated into the receiver hardware.
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