Radio receivers

A radio receiver captures radio waves transmitted through the air, converting them into sound or data. It works by using an antenna to detect the radio signals, then amplifies and processes these signals to isolate the desired broadcast. Inside, components like tuners select a specific frequency, and demodulators extract the information, such as music or voice. The output is then sent to speakers for you to listen to. Essentially, a radio receiver is a device that listens to radio broadcasts and transforms invisible electromagnetic signals into audible and understandable content.