Which one is ferrit rod for am radio

[Errick27]

Hi,2 years ago i found an old radio from my grandma house,its 2 band fm am that using tea5710 and lm386,im just a amateur back then,i tried to fix the fm section,and im not caring about the am,but now i want to fix the am section,i almost done everything,just need an ferrite rod for the antenna,the rod was gone,now i have a rod from another radio,but ir have different pin,my radio havent rod pin,i already look at the datasheet but cant figure out which one is the ferrite rod. Can you plz help me.
Thanks

 

[FvM]

If the radio has a ferrite rod, you have to refer to the schematic with tuned AF frontend on next datasheet page. L1 can be implemented as ferrite rod.

--- Updated Sep 26, 2020 ---

It's well explained in the application circuit layout and BOM.

 

[Errick27]

If the radio has a ferrite rod, you have to refer to the schematic with tuned AF frontend on next datasheet page. L1 can be implemented as ferrite rod.

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So thats L1 as primary coil,and for the secondary?,L2 is used for fm(from the datasheet)

If the radio has a ferrite rod, you have to refer to the schematic with tuned AF frontend on next datasheet page. L1 can be implemented as ferrite rod.

View attachment 164351

--- Updated Sep 26, 2020 ---

It's well explained in the application circuit layout and BOM.

So that L1 is the primary,and L4 is the secondary?,then both were connected to a different variable caps,i cant find the varicap at my board,it just 2 variable condesator,that used for tuning am and fm band

 

[betwixt]

L1 and L4 are different inductors. L1 is the ferrite cored coil, L4 will be a screened coil used in the local oscillator. The dotted line indicates there should be four capacitors ganged together. Two used for the AM circuit and two for the FM circuit. It is necessary for L1 and L4 to be tuned simultaneously (although at different frequencies) for the device to work so they must both be present in the tuning capacitor body.

Brian.

 

[Errick27]

L1 and L4 are different inductors. L1 is the ferrite cored coil, L4 will be a screened coil used in the local oscillator. The dotted line indicates there should be four capacitors ganged together. Two used for the AM circuit and two for the FM circuit. It is necessary for L1 and L4 to be tuned simultaneously (although at different frequencies) for the device to work so they must both be present in the tuning capacitor body.

Brian.

So that L1 just use 1 coil ferrite?

 

[FvM]

Please review the datasheet part list.