Amplifiers

An amplifier is an electronic device that increases the strength of a signal, such as sound or radio waves. Think of it as a way to make quiet sounds louder or to enhance weak signals for clearer reception. Amplifiers are commonly used in audio equipment, like speakers and headphones, allowing us to enjoy music at higher volumes without distortion. They work by taking an input signal and producing a more powerful output signal, enabling better performance in various applications, from home theaters to musical instruments and telecommunications.