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Help me make a 88 - 108MHz broadcast FM stereo receiver

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hii i am looking to build an fm radio can any one help me please.
 

Re: fm receiver

krishna prasad said:
hii i am looking to build an fm radio can any one help me please.

for what frequency ?

88 - 108MHz broadcast FM stereo ? or

a narrowband receiver for somewhere else ?

you answer determines what circuit designs I could suggest

cheers
Dave
 

fm receiver

thanks for the reply i am looking to build 88 - 108MHz broadcast FM stereo receiver
 

Re: fm receiver

ok there's 2 approaches you could use....

separate IF IC and Decoder IC eg....

TEA5570 AM-FM RX IF followed by a TEA5580 Stereo PLL Decoder

or an all in one IC ....

TEA5711 complete AM-FM Stereo RX IC

look up any of those TEAxxxx chips in google and you will find the datasheets that have complete example circuits for you to follow :)

Dave
 

fm receiver

The TDA7088T is one of the simplest around. It is not very sophisticated but works surprisingly well and is used in a lot of low cost radios. There is a Chinese imitation as well (called the CD9088 I think).

NXP datasheet here:



Keith.
 

Re: fm receiver

keith1200rs said:
The TDA7088T is one of the simplest around. It is not very sophisticated but works surprisingly well and is used in a lot of low cost radios. There is a Chinese imitation as well (called the CD9088 I think).

NXP datasheet here:



Keith.

except its only mono... not stereo ;)

Dave
 

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