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    Bell spoke his famous first words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" into his device on March 10, 1876, launching the telephone era with the first bi-directional electronic transmission of the spoken word. A telephone has two main parts, the transmitter which converts sound waves into an electric current that carries the signal, and the receiver which converts the electric current back into sound waves. Telephone conversations are transmitted through electric currents that carry the signal from one telephone to another.

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    Bell spoke his famous first words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" into his device on March 10, 1876, launching the telephone era with the first bi-directional electronic transmission of the spoken word. A telephone has two main parts, the transmitter which converts sound waves into an electric current that carries the signal, and the receiver which converts the electric current back into sound waves. Telephone conversations are transmitted through electric currents that carry the signal from one telephone to another.

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    Bell spoke his famous first words "Mr. Watson, come here, I want to see you" into his device on March 10, 1876, launching the telephone era with the first bi-directional electronic transmission of the spoken word. A telephone has two main parts, the transmitter which converts sound waves into an electric current that carries the signal, and the receiver which converts the electric current back into sound waves. Telephone conversations are transmitted through electric currents that carry the signal from one telephone to another.

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    TELEPHO

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    The
    evolutio
    n 10, 1876, Alexander
    On March
    Graham Bell spoke into his
    device and said to his
    assistant, Mr. Watson, come
    here, I want to see you. In
    doing so, Bell launched the
    telephone era with the first bidirectional electronic
    transmission of the spoken
    word. At least that is how the
    story typically goes. While Bell
    received the first patent for a
    telephone

    How does it
    work
    When a person speaks into a
    telephone, the sound waves
    created by his voice enter the
    mouthpiece. An electric current
    carries the sound to the telephone
    of the person he is talking to. A
    telephone has two main parts:
    -the transmitter
    -the receiver.

    HOW THE SIGNAL IS


    TRANSMITTED
    Transmission
    is the means
    by which
    telephone
    conversations
    get from one
    place to

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