Electrotelevision

Electrotelevision, commonly known as television, is a technology that allows the transmission of moving images and sound over distances. It combines electronic devices to capture, transmit, and display visual content. The process begins with a camera that converts images into electrical signals, which are then transmitted through cables or wireless methods. At the receiving end, a television set decodes these signals to recreate the images and sound on the screen. This technology revolutionized entertainment and communication, enabling people to access news, stories, and educational content from their homes.