Digital radio for the world
Wednesday, May 11, 2016 - 10:01
in Mathematics & Economics
Digital radio makes spherics and crackling interference in radio broadcast a thing of the past. New technologies make it possible for digital radio to replace analogue short and medium wave broadcasting around the world. Even local FM transmissions are being converted to digital. As a result, Digital radio listeners benefit from clear reception, a wider range of programming, and additional information via data services without having to pay for a costly Internet connection.