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							40 Meter Popcorn Superhet Receiver:  
							This schematic is a relatively low-cost CW superhet 
							receiver with a 4.00 MHz Intermediate frequency. 
							There is no AGC or RF gain control, however this 
							receiver has good large signal handling capability. 
							This receiver uses just 6 bipolar transistors and an 
							op amp for reasonable volume into headphones. Much 
							of the ideas/design of the various stages must be 
							credited to Wes Hayward as I borrowed heavily from 
							his previous work and through ideas obtained by 
							discussion. If one were to homebrew the diode ring 
							mixers, indeed this would be a very low cost 
							receiver giving reasonable performance which 
							outperforms any NE602 based superhet receivers that 
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							HDT Technology Adds Power to CDMA 
							Chip Set:  RF Micro 
							Devices Application Note TA0003  | 
						
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							I.F. Amplifier:  
							The I.F. transformer primary has 18 turns, the 
							secondary winding has 4 turns. The capacitors across 
							the IFT primaries are 82pF. The input/output 
							transformer has 12 turns, tapped at 3 turns from 
							ground. This transformer is wound on a ferrite core. 
							The mosfets are 3SK45's. The diodes in the product 
							detector are 1N34's. I use a six pole SSB filter 
							from a scrap CB. The centre frequency is 7.8MHz. The 
							-6db bandwidth is about 2.5KHz.  | 
						
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							IF Amplifier Circuit:  
							Three of these amplifiers are used in series to 
							build the 455 kHz IF amplifier. AGC voltage comes 
							from the AGC Circuit. The diagram above shows the 
							circuit for the second IF amplifier. 
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							| IF-Amplifier for PMR 446 Purposes: | 
						
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							Low Distortion IF Amplifier/ADC Driver with 
							Digitally Controlled Gain:  Linear Technology 
							LT5524  | 
						
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							Single and Dual-ranch IF Amphifier 
							Matching Circuit:  WJ 
							Communications May 2003  | 
						
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							Tunable IF with TDA7000:  
							The main motive of the mods was not that the circuit 
							didn't work right, but were several tries to add 
							some kind of frequency indicator to the receiver. 
							The left RCA plug and associated components are 
							witnesses to the last version, adding a FET buffer 
							amplifiera and taking signal from the oscillator 
							coil.  | 
						
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							Ultralow Distortion IF Amplifier/ADC 
							Driver with Digitally Controlled Gain:  
							Linear Technology LT5514  | 
						
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