Demodulation rips usable data out of carrier waves
Receiving a signal is completely pointless if you can't strip it down. Demodulation acts as the essential deciphering process. When an antenna catches a modulated carrier wave, the receiver aggressively strips away the foundational wave pattern, extracting only the subtle variations. Those tiny extracted fluctuations are then translated directly back into raw, usable data.

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