What is FM reception in radio?

1. 1. FM stands for frequency modulation and it refers to the transmission of sound signals through varying the frequency of the sound carrier waves.
   2. FM reception refers to the extraction of the original sound from the modulated radio signal, before playing it on a loudspeaker.
   3. FM reception loosely translates to the clarity of the sound coming off a tuned radio receiver.
   4. FM reception depends on bandwidth, with more bandwidth being effective in removing noise and producing clear sound.
   5. Narrower bandwidths are more likely to have noise and original sound distortion.

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