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We speak into the
telephone; we hear the voice of the caller, but how do the voices travel
from one telephone to the other? Bob Symes opens up a telephone receiver to
find the answer. A microphone made of loosely packed carbon granules changes
the electricity that passes through; the electricity moves a metal plate
(the diaphragm); the density of the carbon granules depends on the pressure
of the sound reaching them. (7 minutes)
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