What Is a Wireless Transmitter?
A wireless transmitter is a device that utilizes technologies like radio waves or infrared to wirelessly transmit information.
Diverse types exist, including radio frequency (RF), infrared (IR), Bluetooth, and Wi-Fi. RF transmitters send voice or data over radio waves, IR transmitters leverage infrared technology, Bluetooth facilitates short-range wireless communication, and Wi-Fi employs wireless LAN for transmitting data.
In operation, a wireless transmitter converts data into a suitable wireless format and emits it as radio waves or infrared signals via a transmitting antenna. At the destination, a receiving antenna captures these signals, converting them back into data accessible to the user.