The conversion of varying
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
The production of radio waves in radio stations using CD player comprises of two steps, conversion of sound waves to electric signals and generation of a radio frequency wave from an electric signal.
A CD converts the music into a varying electrical current. The electrical signal or current produced by a CD player is amplified and combined with a radio wave and the process is called modulation. The combined signal is then a radio frequency signal. A modem is used to convert the energy to sound waves.
Conclusion:
Hence, electric current produced by a CD player in radio station is converted into radio waves. .
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