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What is a radio made out of?

Components of a Radio:

- Tuner: Selects the desired radio frequency (RF) signal from the airwaves.

- Amplifier: Increases the strength of the selected RF signal.

- Demodulator: Extracts the audio information from the RF signal.

- Audio amplifier: Boosts the audio signal to a level that can be heard through the speaker.

- Speaker: Converts the amplified audio signal into sound waves.

Additional Components:

- Antenna: Captures RF signals from the air.

- Power supply: Provides the electrical power needed to operate the radio.

- Volume control: Adjusts the loudness of the audio output.

- Tuning dial or buttons: Used to select the desired radio station.

- Display: Shows information such as the station frequency and song title.

- Remote control: Allows the user to control the radio from a distance.

- Headphone jack: Allows the user to listen to the radio privately through headphones.

- Auxiliary input: Allows the user to connect an external audio device, such as an MP3 player, to the radio.

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