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Natural dipole / monopole filtering
Word has it these antennas are broadband, however my calculations show one may not need FM / AM BCB wave traps if not operating around those frequencies.
I have run the script here for:
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Radio Waves propagation (Intuitive Understanding of Wave propagation)
I have few similar questions regarding Radio waves communication particularly FM and AM type of Radio wave communication. Please bear with the naivety of the questions.
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Radio waves in FM ...
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Recommended Books For AM/FM (especially AM) Radio Design
I am trying to gain a better grasp of how to build an AM radio receiver. Can you direct me to some books (or other information) that will help?
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Why do we not use AM and FM at the same time to transmit more information?
Amplitude modulation uses the modulation of the amplitude of a carrier wave to transmit data while leaving the carrier frequency constant, and in the case of FM it's just the other way round.
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Is FM modulation still more resistant to noise when given the same bandwidth as an AM signal?
FM modulated radio is much more resistant to noise and can deliver better sound quality than AM radio. But FM signals also use more bandwidth than AM signals. In general a wider bandwidth signal is ...
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Why are FM radio waves less susceptible to interference than AM?
When studying modulation of radio waves (or of most electromagnetic waves for that matter) I came across this question:
Why are FM waves less susceptible to interference than AM waves?
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Reception for FM stations is offset, but AM stations aren't
I have a Realistic STA-78 AM/FM Stereo receiver I recently rescued from my grandmother's attic. It hadn't been played in a while, but it appears everything is in working order except the FM dial. It's ...