Television Broadcast

Television broadcast is the process of transmitting visual and audio signals from a station to a wide audience via electromagnetic waves or digital signals. The broadcaster encodes video and sound, then sends these signals through radio waves, cable, satellite, or internet. Once transmitted, televisions decode the signals, converting them into images and sounds for viewers to see and hear in real-time. This system enables live events, shows, and news to reach millions simultaneously, relying on a network of infrastructure, such as transmitters and satellites, to distribute content efficiently across various regions.