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- MW stands for medium wave and is a sound transmission technology that primarily relies on AM reception.
- This technology was widely used before the 1960s when it was effectively replaced by FM radio.
- MW is subject to interference because of its narrow bandwidth that can only support a maximum of 120 channels.
- Medium wave/medium frequency antennas are fitted inside radio receivers, contrasting with long FM antennas that can be seen protruding at the top of radio receivers.
Also read: What is bandwidth in radio waves and how does it work?