Saturday, March 29, 2008
Fly Back Converter - part 1
Sunday, March 23, 2008
Demodulation of FM
Frequency modulated wave is demodulated using NE565, a PLL IC. The FM wave is fed as input. The phase locked loop is locked at the desired frequency thereby producing the desired message signal waveform. This IC produces most linear demodulated message signal. Because of its linearity it can lock and track the input signals over a high bandwidth. The message signal is then amplified to get the output, which is the actual modulating message signal.
Saturday, March 22, 2008
Generation of FM
Frequency modulated wave is generated by using function generator IC. The carrier frequency varies according to the changes in the message signal’s instantaneous voltage. The carrier wave is generated internally by the function generator IC. The IC used is XR2206. This IC is a low frequency high gain IC. It would be enough for us to give the message signal alone as input to it. It can generate up to a frequency of 700 kHz. The modulated wave is then passed through the buffer and thus FM wave is generated.
Friday, March 21, 2008
Demodulation of AM Wave
The demodulation of AM wave is done by using envelope detector. It is the most basic method of demodulation. In this method, the changes in the amplitude of the carrier is tracked by the envelope detector and thereby recovering the message signal. The output is then amplified to get proper message signal. The envelope detector uses power diode OA79 and a capacitor to track the changes. The power diode is used because the input AM signal is of very low amplitude. If we use ordinary diode, it will not detect as it is well below its threshold level. The output wave is the actual modulating message signal.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Generation of AM Wave
AM wave is generated by using multiplier IC (product modulator). The input message signal is multiplied with the carrier signal to produce a double side band suppressed carrier wave. Then carrier is injected to produce standard AM wave. The IC used is AD633. It is a low cost analog multiplier IC used to produce standard AM wave. The inputs are message signal, which has to be modulated and a carrier signal. The output wave is an under modulated standard AM wave.