I must have misunderstood your comment . Peace be with you ! <| sep |> If you want to go scorch why not flame sure so you actually get some synergy <| sep |> They ' re sold out anyway <| sep |> 444 Thank you for doing this <| sep |> I ' m not sure I understand what you ' re asking . The transmitter simply takes a high frequency wave called a carrier , and then changes its frequency based on the voltage level of some input signal . This is called modulation . This high frequency signal is suitable for transmission on a antenna . The receiver simply does the opposite . When you tune your FM radio to a station , you are tuning the receiver to look for a carrier wave of a certain frequency , and it will demodulate it do the reverse process to get the signal out of the modulated carrier . That signal is then amplified and then put through the speakers . For wifi , you are just using a different frequency range and using the extracted information differently .