What is one major feature of Baseband transmission?

One major feature of Baseband transmission is that it uses the entire channel capacity for a single data signal. This means that when data is transmitted over a baseband system, the entire bandwidth of the medium is utilized to send one signal at a time. This is in contrast to broadband transmission, where multiple signals can be sent simultaneously over the same medium by dividing the frequency spectrum. In baseband transmission, the signal remains in its original form and occupies the full bandwidth, allowing for higher data rates because there are no other signals competing for the same bandwidth at the same time. This characteristic makes baseband transmission particularly effective for communication within local area networks (LANs) where high data speeds are crucial.