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How do RF amplifiers work?

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How do RF amplifiers work?

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A radio frequency amplifier, or RF amplifier, is a tuned amplifier that amplifies high-frequency signals used in radio communications. The frequency at which maximum gain occurs in an RF amplifier is made variable by changing the inductance or capacitance of the tuned circuit.

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