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Background NoteMotorola began as Galvin Manufacturing Corporation in 1928, after Paul Galvin and Joseph Galvin acquired the assets of a bankrupt company, Stewart Storage Battery Company. The company introduced Automobile radio in 1930, which was named Motorola. The product went on to become so famous that the company subsequently adopted the name Motorola.
After Paul Galvin's death in 1959, Robert Galvin assumed the CEO's responsibility. By 1965, with a decline in costs, semiconductors found many takers especially in the area of consumer electronics. Gauging the demand, Motorola came up with low cost plastic-encapsulated semiconductors.
7] AM radio is radio broadcasting using Amplitude Modulation. The AM receiver detects amplitude variations in the radio wave. It then amplifies changes in the signal voltage to drive a loudspeaker or earphones. Because of its susceptibility to atmospheric interference and generally lower-fidelity sound, AM broadcasting is better suited to talk radio and news programming.
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