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A receiver is any electronic device that receives an external signal (e.g., radio, electrical or optical) and converts the information carried by them to a usable internal form.

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I have a Pioneer AV receiver which recently went bad. I can hear only the high frequencies from the speakers. It does not matter which input source I select (tuner, dvd, cd etc.) and it happens on all ...
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FMCW radars are required to transmit while receiving to continuously produce the "beat intermediate frequency" and thus to work. This notably grants them the advantage of absence of blind ...
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I try to construct a Simple radio receiver, without power supply (i.e., passive). I read it about in this article. My frequency range of detection is between 50MHz to 200MHz (FM). (L and C1 values ...
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I am experimenting with RF oscillators and transmitter circuits in the 1-150Mhz range. To measure output frequency, I am using a 1-500Mhz frequency counter 5-9Volt module: Note that the frequency ...
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If I receive the entire L-band and feed it to an IC, what will be the input power assuming no interference? I know noise will dominate, but how can I calculate a rough estimate of it? The thermal ...
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In my Thomson smart tv motherboard there is SMD IC near receiver section. It has 5x5x5x5 pins. I need help to identify this IC. I tried searching web but could not locate it. It has marking "5910 ...
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I recently purchased the GooSKY S1 mini helicopter flight controller with a receiver that has an internal antenna, as shown in the picture below: I have limited knowledge of RF and I’m unsure whether ...
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Pre-emphasis is mainly used to boost high frequency component in the transmitted data. This is done by using FIR equalization. I am aware that, at the data transition, more current is pumped is pumped ...
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