Electromagnetic spectrum

Sometimes referred to as the EM spectrum, the electromagnetic spectrum is a range of radiations. These include radio, microwave, infrared, visible, ultraviolet, x-rays and gamma-rays. Each radiation gives out a different type of energy or waves. For example, a radio wave is used to send signals to devices such as an AM Radio to listen to a broadcast and/or music.

Also see: Electromagnet, Electromagnetic interference

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