I'm trying to design a superhet radio receiver that can be built up in sections, and now I met some problems.
The receiver is based on the AN602 double-balanced mixer IC, with the big brother of the ZN414 (the 10-transistor radio chip), the ZN416, employed as an IF amplifier, coupled with a standard LM386 audio stage . Power-supply requirements are 9 to 12 volts dc at 10 mA average (up to 30 mA at full volume).
As the LM386 is almost a standard chip for audio use, the only caution revolves around the 10-mF gain-setting capacitor. But what should I do if my LM386 seems a bit too lively?You can see the related details of LM386 here: LM386 - NS/ - IC Chips - Kynix Semiconductor.
Also, do you know how to enable the reception of SSB signals? Do I need other designs?
The receiver is based on the AN602 double-balanced mixer IC, with the big brother of the ZN414 (the 10-transistor radio chip), the ZN416, employed as an IF amplifier, coupled with a standard LM386 audio stage . Power-supply requirements are 9 to 12 volts dc at 10 mA average (up to 30 mA at full volume).
As the LM386 is almost a standard chip for audio use, the only caution revolves around the 10-mF gain-setting capacitor. But what should I do if my LM386 seems a bit too lively?You can see the related details of LM386 here: LM386 - NS/ - IC Chips - Kynix Semiconductor.
Also, do you know how to enable the reception of SSB signals? Do I need other designs?
