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A normal voice signal cannot travel far. A ham radio transmitter converts it into a form that can be sent over long distances.
First, the microphone converts sound into an electrical signal. This signal follows the shape of your voice but is very weak.
Next, an RF oscillator generates a high-frequency carrier wave. High frequency signals can travel efficiently through the air.
Then, the modulator combines the voice signal with the carrier. This step places your voice information onto the carrier wave.
After that, an amplifier increases the signal power so it can cover a larger distance.
Finally, the antenna converts the electrical signal into radio waves and radiates them into space.
At the receiver side, the process is reversed to recover the original voice clearly.

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