The document describes the design and construction of an FM transmitter. It discusses four key modules: (1) an audio frequency amplifier to amplify signals from a microphone, (2) a modulator to combine the audio signal with a carrier wave, (3) a master oscillator, and (4) a radio frequency amplifier to boost the modulated signal for transmission via an antenna. The transmitter was tested using a radio receiver and was able to transmit clearly at 108 MHz with a range of up to 2 meters.
The document describes the design and construction of an FM transmitter. It discusses four key modules: (1) an audio frequency amplifier to amplify signals from a microphone, (2) a modulator to combine the audio signal with a carrier wave, (3) a master oscillator, and (4) a radio frequency amplifier to boost the modulated signal for transmission via an antenna. The transmitter was tested using a radio receiver and was able to transmit clearly at 108 MHz with a range of up to 2 meters.
The document describes the design and construction of an FM transmitter. It discusses four key modules: (1) an audio frequency amplifier to amplify signals from a microphone, (2) a modulator to combine the audio signal with a carrier wave, (3) a master oscillator, and (4) a radio frequency amplifier to boost the modulated signal for transmission via an antenna. The transmitter was tested using a radio receiver and was able to transmit clearly at 108 MHz with a range of up to 2 meters.
The document describes the design and construction of an FM transmitter. It discusses four key modules: (1) an audio frequency amplifier to amplify signals from a microphone, (2) a modulator to combine the audio signal with a carrier wave, (3) a master oscillator, and (4) a radio frequency amplifier to boost the modulated signal for transmission via an antenna. The transmitter was tested using a radio receiver and was able to transmit clearly at 108 MHz with a range of up to 2 meters.
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DESIGN &
CONSTRUCTION OF A FM TRANSMITTER By
H/EE/20/1253, H/EE/20/1254, H/EE/20/1255. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background Information This project work is on the construction of an F.M transmitter this system consists of four discrete modules namely the audio frequency (AF) amplifier (class A) the modulator the master oscillator and the radio frequency (RF) amplifier (ClassC) these formed the conventional events for building FM transmitter here the signal (from the microphone) is fed into the (AF) for amplification then to the modulator which combines the modulating signal with the carrier wave transports the modulated signal through (RF) for final amplification to the antenna via the resonance circuit for propagation the transmitter was tested using radio receiver it transmitted clearly at the frequency of 108 MH3 and the coverage was to metres. 1.2 Objective The objective of this project is to construct an electronically operated system known as FM transmitter capable of transmitting a frequency modulated signal with a littler or no distortion Block ddiagram of a FM transmitter Introductory Statement
A transmitter can be a separate piece
of electronic equipment, or an electrical circuit within another electronic device. The transmitter itself generates a radio frequency alternating current, which is applied to the antenna. There were many key influences that helped the radio evolve into what it is today. There was no two-way communication going on, and even HISTORICAL speaking was not yet possible via radio waves. But the idea that a form DEVELOPMENTS of electrical waves could be sent wirelessly to others across vast distances to send messages was innovative.
Although James Clerk Maxwell had already theorized that
electromagnetic waves existed, Heinrich Hertz was the first to actually prove it. In 1886 and 1887 Hertz developed an apparatus to prove that electromagnetic waves could be sent and received wirelessly. HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENTS
Practical frequency modulation (FM) transmission was
invented by Edwin Armstrong in 1933, who showed that it was less vulnerable to noise and static than AM. The first FM radio station was licensed in 1937.
It was demonstrated to the Federal Communications
Commission (FCC) for the first time in 1940, and the first commercial FM radio station began broadcasting in 1945 (Mohn, 2007). THANK YOU! THANK YOU FOR WATCHING AND LISTENING.
