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    The document provides details on the components and signal flow in an AM/FM radio receiver. It discusses the function of key parts like the tuning capacitor, local oscillator, mixer, intermediate frequency section, and detector. The tuning capacitor selects the radio frequency, the local oscillator produces a signal to mix with the antenna signal, and the mixer combines these to produce an intermediate frequency signal. The IF section filters this signal before it reaches the detector, which recovers the audio information from the radio signal. Diagrams illustrate the circuit layout and signal path through the different components of the radio tuner.

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    The document provides details on the components and signal flow in an AM/FM radio receiver. It discusses the function of key parts like the tuning capacitor, local oscillator, mixer, intermediate frequency section, and detector. The tuning capacitor selects the radio frequency, the local oscillator produces a signal to mix with the antenna signal, and the mixer combines these to produce an intermediate frequency signal. The IF section filters this signal before it reaches the detector, which recovers the audio information from the radio signal. Diagrams illustrate the circuit layout and signal path through the different components of the radio tuner.

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    The document provides details on the components and signal flow in an AM/FM radio receiver. It discusses the function of key parts like the tuning capacitor, local oscillator, mixer, intermediate frequency section, and detector. The tuning capacitor selects the radio frequency, the local oscillator produces a signal to mix with the antenna signal, and the mixer combines these to produce an intermediate frequency signal. The IF section filters this signal before it reaches the detector, which recovers the audio information from the radio signal. Diagrams illustrate the circuit layout and signal path through the different components of the radio tuner.

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    The document provides details on the components and signal flow in an AM/FM radio receiver. It discusses the function of key parts like the tuning capacitor, local oscillator, mixer, intermediate frequency section, and detector. The tuning capacitor selects the radio frequency, the local oscillator produces a signal to mix with the antenna signal, and the mixer combines these to produce an intermediate frequency signal. The IF section filters this signal before it reaches the detector, which recovers the audio information from the radio signal. Diagrams illustrate the circuit layout and signal path through the different components of the radio tuner.

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    CIRCUIT DIAGRAM AND

    LAYOUT OF
    AN AM/FM RECEIVER
    Objective

    ■ Interpret the diagram and layout of


    the components of an AM/FM receiver
    for accurate circuit assembly.
    Direction: Choose the letter of the best answer.
    1.What part of the FM receiver interprets the signal processed by the
    demodulator?
    a. Input transducer c. Photodiode
    b. Output transducer d. Transistor
    2. What do you call the component made of two wires wound around the
    core?
    a. Antenna c. Transducer
    b. Oscillator d. Zener diode
    3. What part of the receiver prevents interfering signals that enter the radio
    tuner?
    a. Antenna c. IF section
    b. Detector d. Mixer
    4. What is the usual component found in the mixer?
    a. Antenna c. Photodiode
    b. Mirror d. Transistor
    5. What component is usually involved in the IF section?
    a. Capacitors c. Resistors
    b. Detector d. Transformer
    6. What is the other name of the demodulator?
    a. Capacitors c. Resistors
    b. Detector d. Transformer
    7. What is the usual component found in the detector?
    a. Crystal Diode c. Transformer
    b. Lead Resistor d. Transistor
    8. Which among the process involves the mixing of two different signals to
    produce new ones?
    a. Convolution c. Heterodyne
    b. Echo reaction d. Oscillation
    9. What component is used in making a tuning condenser?
    a. Capacitors c. Resistors
    b. Detector d. Transformer
    10. Which receiver’s component is used to intercept and collect radio signals?
    a. Antenna c. Mixer
    b. IF section d. Detector
    Circuit Diagram and Layout
    of an AM/FM Receiver
    RADIO
    RECEIVER
    AM RADIO
    PARTS AND
    FUNCTIONS
    Tuning Capacitor or
    Tuning Condenser.
    ■ work is to select which of the collected radio signals at the
    antenna should enter the radio tuner.
    ■ is composed of metal plates that are separated by the
    insulators. Tuning capacitors are also called variable
    capacitors.
    ■ varied or changed every time we turn its knob to select
    which radio signal from the radio station should enter the
    radio tuner; the plates of the adjustable tuning capacitor are
    called the rotor plates.
    ■ The plates that are not adjustable is called the stator plates.
    Local Oscillator.

    ■ produce the oscillator signa


    ■ local oscillator signall
    ■ . There is also an oscillator in the radio
    transmitting station, and this is called
    radiofrequency (RF) or radio carrier
    frequency oscillator
    ■ To identify it, the top portion of the local
    oscillator is usually painted red color
    Mixer-Converter
    Transistor
    ■ to mix the signals coming from the antenna
    ■ intermediate frequency (IF signal
    ■ The standard frequency of the IF signals for
    amplitude modulation (AM) radio tuner is
    455 kHz, (Kilohertz), or 455,000 Hertz, (Hz).
    ■ heterodyne process
    ■ heterodyning process
    ■ radio receivers are often called
    superheterodyne radio receivers
    Intermediate Frequency
    (IF) Section
    ■ When the 455 kHz IF signal arrives, it
    automatically opens to permit this 4bb kHz
    IF signal to pass through and enter the radio
    tuner
    ■ The IF section prevents interfering signals to
    enter the radio tuner when it is tuned to one
    radio station with this action
    ■ The IF section prevents interfering signals to enter the
    radio tuner when it is tuned to one radio station with
    this action.
    Detector

    ■ is also called the demodulator.


    ■ to detect and recover the audio
    information from the radio signal
    received by the radio tuner.
    ■ the detector is usually made of a small
    crystal diode
    FIGURE 3.
    PICTORIAL
    DIAGRAM OF
    A RADIO
    RECEIVER
    CIRCUIT AND
    COMPONENT
    S
    How the Radio Signal Flows in the Radio Tuner

    Figure 4. Block diagram of a FM signal receiver

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