Because it's cheap and easy to generate radio waves, add information to them,
detect them at great distances, separate one from out of many, and recover the
information carried by the one you want. Plus, they cover the distance from one
place to another quite rapidly.
The Ionosphere
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Radio waves are generated and modulated with the transmitted information at the transmitting station and radiated by its antenna. These radio waves are picked up by the receiver antenna, filtered from all the other transmitted signals, detected and demodulated by the receiver to recover the transmitted information.
Remote sensing
As time passes, the amplitude of AM radio waves is intentionally changed in order to add information to the waves that can be read at a distance.
remote sensing
Wireless G works by transmitting information through the air in various radio waves. Your computer can pick up the signals and use them to computer information.
radar
Radio waves are generated and modulated with the transmitted information at the transmitting station and radiated by its antenna. These radio waves are picked up by the receiver antenna, filtered from all the other transmitted signals, detected and demodulated by the receiver to recover the transmitted information.
Remote sensing
As time passes, the amplitude of AM radio waves is intentionally changed in order to add information to the waves that can be read at a distance.
The source is the RF current in the transmitting antenna.
RF stands for Radio Frequency, magnetic waves radiate out of the transmitting antenna and are picked up or recovered by the receiving antenna at the receiver.
remote sensing.
remote sensing
Wireless G works by transmitting information through the air in various radio waves. Your computer can pick up the signals and use them to computer information.
remote sensing.
It has to always be broadcasting radio waves otherwise no devices will ever find the router.
Is it true that radio waves carry information from a broadcasting station to your radio or television