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    The document discusses an envelope detector, which is a circuit used in AM demodulation. It extracts the envelope of the applied signal and produces it at the output. An envelope detector can be designed using a diode, capacitor, and resistor. The capacitor charges towards the input when the diode is forward biased and discharges through the resistor when the diode is reverse biased, extracting the envelope of the signal. The time constant of RC should be small for proper envelope detection.

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    The document discusses an envelope detector, which is a circuit used in AM demodulation. It extracts the envelope of the applied signal and produces it at the output. An envelope detector can be designed using a diode, capacitor, and resistor. The capacitor charges towards the input when the diode is forward biased and discharges through the resistor when the diode is reverse biased, extracting the envelope of the signal. The time constant of RC should be small for proper envelope detection.

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    The document discusses an envelope detector, which is a circuit used in AM demodulation. It extracts the envelope of the applied signal and produces it at the output. An envelope detector can be designed using a diode, capacitor, and resistor. The capacitor charges towards the input when the diode is forward biased and discharges through the resistor when the diode is reverse biased, extracting the envelope of the signal. The time constant of RC should be small for proper envelope detection.

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