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> Obviously environmental factors can affect the amplitude of a radio signal. But environmental factors are less likely to affect the frequency. I don't think
by kelnos 2y ago
> Obviously environmental factors can affect the amplitude of a radio signal. But environmental factors are less likely to affect the frequency.
I don't think that's "obvious" to most people.
- zekica 2y agoAnd it's not correct. Resulting frequency due to random noise is also changed, but in FM, noise is less perceivable. There is no such thing as "affecting amplitude" and "affecting frequency" - they are not separate concepts.