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    Good stability in modern transmitter design generally requires a crystal-controlled oscillator. Buffer AMPLIFIER isolates the crystal oscillator to improve its stability. Power amplifier raises the output power of the buffer to a level sufficient to drive the modulated RF signal.

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    Good stability in modern transmitter design generally requires a crystal-controlled oscillator. Buffer AMPLIFIER isolates the crystal oscillator to improve its stability. Power amplifier raises the output power of the buffer to a level sufficient to drive the modulated RF signal.

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    Transmitter

    Uploaded by

    John Araune
    Good stability in modern transmitter design generally requires a crystal-controlled oscillator. Buffer AMPLIFIER isolates the crystal oscillator to improve its stability. Power amplifier raises the output power of the buffer to a level sufficient to drive the modulated RF signal.

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    A.M.

    TRANSMITTER

    STANDARD A.M. TRANSMITTER

    OSCILLATOR STAGE

    The carrier oscillator generates the carrier signal.


    Good stability in modern transmitter design generally requires a crystal-controlled oscillator.

    BUFFER AMPLIFIER

    To isolate
    Class A RF amplifier that isolates the crystal oscillator to improve its stability.

    POWER AMPLIFIER
    A class C RF amplifier that raises the output power of the buffer to a level sufficient to drive the modulated RF amplifier.

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