Definition of Power Line Carrier
A Power Line Carrier refers to the very low radio frequencies used to transmit radio carrier waves down a power line. The problems that traditionally arise when using a Power Line Carrier is that the signal cannot penetrate the coils a step-down- transformer. Power Line Carrier can be very effective for eavesdropping in certain applications.For a complete glossary of terms relevant to Phone Tap please click here.
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