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Noise is more than loud sound

In communication models, noise is anything that interferes with a message on its way to the receiver. It can distort the signal so the received message differs from what was intended.

Communication: Why Messages Break Down

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A phone call shows the whole chain

In the Shannon–Weaver model, a caller is the source and the telephone acts as the transmitter. The message becomes an electrical signal, travels through the wire, and is decoded at the other end.

Communication: Why Messages Break Down

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