What is the full form of FM?

FM: Frequency Modulation

FM full form is Frequency Modulation. “Electromagnetic Wave” is another name for it.
It is largely used for broadcasting and and other types of radio communication.
Frequency Modulation is a method of transferring data over a carrier wave in telecommunication.
The carrier wave’s frequency varies depending on the amplitude and polarity of the incoming signal.
Radio broadcasting is done on both FM and AM, but it is different from AM.
Amplitude Modulated Electromagnetic Wave is an acronym for AM. Because the amplitude of AM signals may be easily changed, it is prone to interference.
Frequency Modulation, on the other hand, is significantly less susceptible to interference because its amplitude cannot be easily changed.

In early 1930’s, Edwin Howard Armstrong had invented Frequency Modulation broadcasting technology.

Because the information in an its signal is modified by frequency variation rather than amplitude variation, it is less susceptible to noise.
FM radio has a wider frequency range than AM radio. It has a frequency range of 88 to 108 MHz (1200 to 2400 bits per second).
The larger bandwidth of it produces superior sound quality.
FM radio is sometimes known as High Fidelity sets because of its excellent audio quality.
Non-linear RF amplifiers can be used to amplify its signals in FM broadcasting.
It is a resistant to signal variation, making it ideal for mobile applications with continually changing signal levels.
Its broadcasting, modulation can be used on the transmitter’s low-power stage.

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