Wireless speakers are awesome gadgets that take music, sounds, or voices from another device such as a phone or computer, without the use of cables. But how do they work? So let me simplify that for the ease of understanding!
Read these 5-steps and Learn about Wireless Speakers
1. Bluetooth is Like a Secret Language
Most wireless speakers use something called Bluetooth to work. Bluetooth is a way for devices to talk to each other without wires. Think of it as a secret language that only devices can understand. When your phone and speaker are both speaking “Bluetooth,” they can send and receive sounds back and forth.
2. How Does Bluetooth Work?
When you turn on Bluetooth on your phone and your speaker, they start looking for each other. It’s kind of like when you’re at a party and looking for a friend. Once they find each other, they connect or pair up, and that’s when they can start sending sounds. You simply connect your phone to the speaker via Bluetooth technology and your phone puts that music on the speaker to make a loud sound.
3. The Magic of Radio Waves
Wireless speakers use tiny invisible waves called radio waves to send sound from your phone to the speaker. These radio waves transport information, for instance, the beats and the words in a song from one location to another. Your phone changes the sound into radio waves, sends it out, and your speaker turns those waves back into music.
4. Battery Power Keeps it Going
Wireless speakers have batteries inside them that power them up. This is why you need to charge a wireless speaker every now and then.The battery in a speaker just provides enough energy to vibrate the diaphragm, turn on Bluetooth, receive radio waves and play your music.
5. The Speaker Makes the Sound Bigger
Inside every speaker, including wireless ones, is a special part called a driver. The driver is like a little drum that makes sounds louder. It takes the tiny sounds from radio waves and makes them big enough for you to hear. That’s why the sound on a wireless speaker is so much louder than on your phone.
Summary: How It All Comes Together
- Bluetooth: Your phone and speaker do business like two friends shaking hands, using Bluetooth as the handshake, literally.
- Radio Waves: Your phone sends music through invisible radio waves to the speaker.
- Battery: The speaker’s battery powers everything up.
- Driver: The driver inside the speaker turns those waves into loud sound you can hear.
And that’s it! Next time you play music on a wireless speaker, you’ll know exactly how it’s working, even though you can’t see it. Wireless speakers are like mini sound magicians that make music travel through the air to you.