VHF FM receiver on the KXA058 chip. Scheme, description

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VHF FM receiver easy to set up and manufacture. Base is m/s CHA058, which contains in its composition a heterodyne, a mixer, an amplifier, a detector. The sensitivity of the receiver from the antenna input is about 5 μV/m at a signal-to-noise ratio of 26 dB. The local oscillator frequency is determined by the parameters of the loop L1, VD1 and the capacitor inside m / s. If it is intended to use a receiver with one radio microphone, then the elements VD1, R7, R8 can be excluded from the circuit, and a tuning capacitor 1-4 pF is connected in parallel with the L30 coil, which will cover the entire required range.

VHF FM receiver on the chip KHA058

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VT1 - KT3128, KT361

VT2 - KT3102

VD1 - KV109, KV122, KV123

L1 - frameless, wound on a mandrel with a diameter of 3,5 mm,

for the range of 68-80 MHz - 7 turns of PEV wire 0,4 mm;

for the range of 80-108 MHz - 3 turns of PEV wire 0,4 mm.

Author: L. Bogdanov; Publication: cxem.net

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