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This amplifier is able to increase the sensitivity of any FM receiver several times!

Amplifier for FM receiver

The circuit is inserted between the antenna and the receiver (in the wire break). Transistor: KT315, KT3102, KT368 with any letter. It is better to use KT368. For example: with this amplifier, the sensitivity of the K174XA34 receiver increased to 2,5 μV / m.

It should be noted that it does not work at large distances from the transmitting station, but if you put the input circuit and set it to a two-hump characteristic, then the gain increases to 10 dB.

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Victor
Where is the value of the resistor in the collector?! How to repeat this UHF half-circuit. If only they indicated the voltage on the collector, I would have calculated it myself. 73.victor.


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