How does the sound travel through telephones?

Answer 1

It isn't - at least, not as a sound. What is transmitted is a signal. The sound is converted into electrical signals; those are transmitted. On the receiving end, the electrical signals are converted back to sound.

Answer 2

Phone receiver the mouth piece has a microphone..

The main function of a micro phone is to convert sound into electic signals...

These electric signal as encoded and transfered as a anolog signals and then to digital as 0s and 1s..... transfered to the other end......

In the receiver again the digital signal is decoded to analog and then to electric signal... then passes to the speaker...

Speakers main principle is to convert electric energy to sound energy....

Answer 3

The Vibration of your voise and tone travels through the string and sence your voise notes have different sounds it makes different sonds 2 the other person on the other side so that they match what u r saying.

Answer 4

in simple terms... the sound of your voice is converted to an electrical signal, which then travels through the telephone wires to the earpiece of the receiving telephone - where it's turned back into sound.

Answer 5

The telephone answering service has a voice mailbox for recording of speech, and also transmits a text message to the mobile telephone especially via SMS (short Message Service). The procedure makes possible an improved functionality in the system in so far as the text message is transmitted in parallel to the mobile telephone from which listening to the voice mailbox is performed. The text message usually contains a telephone number which can be connected with applications in the mobile terminal. The procedure makes it possible that telephone numbers or personal messages, manually or automatically, are stored in the mobile answer function and are transmitted to the listening mobile terminal.

Answer 6

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