Super-heterodyneAM receiver with AGC (400KHz ~ 1500KHz).
RF Amplifier 600KHz ~ 1650KHz.
Local oscillator of 900KHz ~ 1.8MHz frequency.
Beat frequency oscillator from 400 ~ 500 KHz.
Mixer.
1st IF and 2nd IF amplifier.
Envelope detector.
Product detector.
Audio amplifier with adjustable gain.
On-board antenna.
Super heterodyne receiver
Frequency: 400KHz ~ 1.5MHz
Intermediate frequency : 455KHz
Inputs : RF signal
Output IF frequency : 455KHz adjustable
IF filter : Dual tune LC
RF amplifier with variable gain
Mixer(frequency converter)
Voltage controlled oscillator
Output signal : Sine wave for local oscillator input
Frequency: From 900KHz ~ 1.8MHz
Amplitude: Adjustable from 0 ~ 2Vp-p
Output impedance : 50OHM
1st IF and 2nd IF amplifier
Central frequency : 455KHz
Load impedance : Variable R-L-C
Gain: 32dB with automatic gain control
Diode envelope detector
Detection of the positive and negative envelope with variable RC filter DSB
Product detector
Operating frequency : Adjustable from 400KHz ~ 500KHz SSB
Input amplitude : 1Vp-p
EnvelopeDetector : Detection of positive and negative envelope
Beat Frequency Oscillator
Frequency: Tuned frequency of 457KHz
Amplitude: 0 to 2V P-P
Frequency Converter (Mixer)
Dual gate MOSFET IN
Inputs: Local oscillator and RF Signal
OutputFrequency : 455KHz adjustable
Filter: Dual tune LC
Audio output
Amplifier with Headphone
Audioamplifier gain : Adjustable
Receiving media
MW coil antenna and via cable
Switch faults
4switch faults are provided on board to study different effects on circuit.
Interconnection
2 mm banana socket
Test Points: Various test points to observe on-board signals on oscilloscope
Power supply
GND,+5V, +12V, -12V
Study of double side band AM reception using envelope diode detector.
Study of single side band AM reception using product detector.
Study of image frequencies.
Study of adjustment of receiver tuned circuits.
Voice reception using DSB / SSB AM receiver (super heterodyne receiver).
Effects of switch faults.
Study of selectivity and sensitivity of receiver using ACL-AM.
To study the operation of the mixer.
