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I thoght i put your circuits, i make mistake....Putting your old circuit in post #95 is confusing.
I thoght i put your circuits, i make mistake....
Sorry, I don't understand your last post.HELO, why nobody say something i make circuit like you said, and is not working
to make FM receiverWhy do you need the filter?
Because that sir he make the same, and i make mistake, i was looking one more time his schematic, after i change like him, i just add C10 also, i make experiments, and i did it, now i have only the problem with tuning, i put the voltage probe to chathode, i just change 90 to 100 i think, you said t put the probe to cathode so i didWhy did you add C4?
Sorry, if you are referring to my circuit, yours bears little resemblance. If the filter is to reduce some of the harmonics, a tuned collector load will do the same without the complications of the unmatched filter you are trying to incorporate. I had a quick go and achieved -48dB for the second harmonic.Because that sir he make the same, and i make mistake, i was looking one more time his schematic, after i change like him, i just add C10 also, i make experiments, and i did it, now i have only the problem with tuning, i put the voltage probe to chathode, i just change 90 to 100 i think, you said t put the probe to cathode so i did
Sir i go to sleep, but now stay the problem in the tuning, i dont know what to do of like that is normal, what do you think? goodnight.Sorry, if you are referring to my circuit, yours bears little resemblance. If the filter is to reduce some of the harmonics, a tuned collector load will do the same without the complications of the unmatched filter you are trying to incorporate. I had a quick go and achieved -48dB for the second harmonic.
You are on your own for a few days.
Are you trying to say that you can't tune the circuit?Sir i go to sleep, but now stay the problem in the tuning, i dont know what to do of like that is normal, what do you think? goodnight.
Yes, i put the probe to the cathode of varicap, and i change to voltage...the tuning is from 90 to 100Mhz? is that normal? of what i have to do, i try also with BB515? but is not workingAre you trying to say that you can't tune the circuit?
Tuning range seems OK. My simulation work with the BB515.Yes, i put the probe to the cathode of varicap, and i change to voltage...the tuning is from 90 to 100Mhz? is that normal? of what i have to do, i try also with BB515? but is not working
I change the varicap BB515 now is rom 89Mhz to 101Mhz, if its okey local oscillator, so you think is ok, soi gonna buid tomorow(i hope)Tuning range seems OK. My simulation work with the BB515.
Have you built a physical circuit?
hello you want to say is not normal?Since the oscillator will be used in a superheterodyne FM radio that probably has a 10.7MHz IF, it must tune from 77.3MHz to 97.3MHz or tune from 98.7MHz to 118.7MHz.
No.hello you want to say is not normal?
Sorry one more question, how mTuning range seems OK. My simulation work with the BB515.
Have you built a physical circuit?
Hello Audioguru if i wanna change my varicap voltage i can get this result from 76 to 97mhz,No.
Please study Superheterodyne Receiver Operation. The local oscillator must be the IF frequency below or above the received radio station frequency. The IF frequency of most FM radios is 10.7MHz so read my previous post for the frequency ranges of the local oscillator.
I remove lpf , so now tuning to transistor q2 is from 88 to 108Mhz, is okej now to build, normal when i change the value of varicap i get those resultTuning range seems OK. My simulation work with the BB515.
Have you built a physical circuit?