Radios
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What is Radios?
Radios are devices that receive and transmit information through the air using electromagnetic waves. They are commonly used for broadcasting audio content (music, news, talk shows), two-way communication (walkie-talkies, emergency services), and navigation (radio beacons). Radios work by converting audio signals into radio waves that are then transmitted through the air. A receiver picks up these waves and converts them back into audio signals.
What other technologies are related to Radios?
Radios Complementary Technologies
antennas
Antennas are essential components for radio systems.
LoRaWAN
LoRaWAN is a low-power wide-area network protocol based on radio technology, complementing radio communication.
Radar
Radar uses radio waves to detect objects, complementing radio technology.
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Which job functions commonly mention Radios?
Government
0.6% of all Government jobs mention Radios
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Communications
98 Communications jobs mention Radios
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Systems Engineer
129 Systems Engineer jobs mention Radios
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Marketing
116 Marketing jobs mention Radios
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Engineer
402 Engineer jobs mention Radios
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Which organizations are mentioning Radios?
General Dynamics Information Technology
Professional Services
Equans France
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services
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