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    FSK Demodulator

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    The document discusses FSK demodulation using a PLL circuit. It explains that most FSK modulators use a PLL consisting of a phase detector, low-pass filter, and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) to keep the input and output frequencies locked. The presented FSK demodulator circuit uses an IC 4046 PLL with a free running frequency of 320 kHz. When an FSK signal with frequencies of 320 kHz and 640 kHz is input, the PLL locks to 320 kHz at the output, producing the raw demodulated data signal. This signal is then sent to a data squarer comparator circuit using an IC311 to convert it into the pure recovered data.

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    The document discusses FSK demodulation using a PLL circuit. It explains that most FSK modulators use a PLL consisting of a phase detector, low-pass filter, and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) to keep the input and output frequencies locked. The presented FSK demodulator circuit uses an IC 4046 PLL with a free running frequency of 320 kHz. When an FSK signal with frequencies of 320 kHz and 640 kHz is input, the PLL locks to 320 kHz at the output, producing the raw demodulated data signal. This signal is then sent to a data squarer comparator circuit using an IC311 to convert it into the pure recovered data.

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    The document discusses FSK demodulation using a PLL circuit. It explains that most FSK modulators use a PLL consisting of a phase detector, low-pass filter, and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) to keep the input and output frequencies locked. The presented FSK demodulator circuit uses an IC 4046 PLL with a free running frequency of 320 kHz. When an FSK signal with frequencies of 320 kHz and 640 kHz is input, the PLL locks to 320 kHz at the output, producing the raw demodulated data signal. This signal is then sent to a data squarer comparator circuit using an IC311 to convert it into the pure recovered data.

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    FSK Demodulator

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    The document discusses FSK demodulation using a PLL circuit. It explains that most FSK modulators use a PLL consisting of a phase detector, low-pass filter, and voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) to keep the input and output frequencies locked. The presented FSK demodulator circuit uses an IC 4046 PLL with a free running frequency of 320 kHz. When an FSK signal with frequencies of 320 kHz and 640 kHz is input, the PLL locks to 320 kHz at the output, producing the raw demodulated data signal. This signal is then sent to a data squarer comparator circuit using an IC311 to convert it into the pure recovered data.

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    And now, I am presenting to everyone about FSK demodulation.

    This is block
    diagram of FSK demodulation
    FSK DEMODULATOR

    Almost all FSK modulator use PLL.


    Do you remember anything about PLL?
    PLL consisting of a Phase detector, LPF, and VCO. PLL is a locked loop. A phase detector
    compares two input signals and produces an error signal which is proportional to their phase
    difference. The error signal is then low-pass filtered and used to drive a VCO VCO keep the input
    and output phase in lock step also implies keeping the input and output frequencies the same.
    This circuit is based on PLL made of IC 4046. The free running frequency of PLL is
    set at 320 kHz value. Hence when FSK signal having two frequency 320 kHz and
    640 kHz is given to it input, it produced demodulated signal locked to 320 kHz.
    Hence output is raw data signal. This signal is then given to squarer circuit.
    DATA SQUARER (COMPARATOR) SECTION:

    This section converts raw data output of FSK demodulator into pure recovered data
    using comparator IC311
    Variable resistor is used to vary voltage comparator.
    This is experiment results group 6 implement and measure.

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