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RF (Radio Frequency) Transmitter Circuits, Page 1a
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3 Channel RF Remote Control -  This is a 3 channel RF remote control project.The transmitter powered by 3V battery(coin size) range about 10 m.  This remote control I use PIC12F509 from Microchip which is a 8-pin single-chip microcontroller designed for low pin count applications with 1 K words flash memory and 41Byte SRAM and some special features such Power-saving Sleep mode,Wake-up from Sleep on pin change. ….(electronic schematic added 11/08)
30 Meter QRP Transmitter for Morse Code -  This transmitters' intended purpose is for morse-code only in  30 meter band (Tony van Roon's 10Mhz).  It is a low-power QRP type and needs to be connected to your existing tranceiver.... [Tony van Roon's circuit]
3W HF QRP Linear Amplifier -  Electroinic design circuit…. [from Harry Lythall's website]
4 Channel RF AVR Remote Control -  How many times you needed some remote control to handle some electric device ? many times. There are lot of remote controls like infrared, RF, SMS (like my other circuit) and more....
4 MHz Amplitude Modulated RF Source -  A while back I needed an amplitude modulated signal source at 4 MHz.  This circuit was literally thrown together with parts laying on the bench. I built it dead bug style on a piece of copper clad board. It should work with little or no modification, other thano get it to oscillate, and at higher frequencies, you might have to reduce the capacitor values a little. Just be....(schematic / circuit added 6/07)
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4 Transistor Transmitter -  This circuit provides an FM modulated signal with an output power of around 500mW. The input Mic preamp is built around a couple of 2N3904 transistors, audio gain limited by the 5k preset. The oscillator is a colpitts stage, frequency of oscillation governed by the tank circuit made from two 5pF capacitors and the inductor.... [Design by Paul K Sherby]
49MHz Walkie Talkie -  Lots of people are requesting walkie-talkie and RF remote control schematics, so here is some. Building se circuits needs special equipment and expertise in RF circuits. If you are going to experiment with se circuits, please note that I did not build.... [Peter Jakab, Electrical Engineer, Engineer of Informatics]
49MHz Walkie Talkie Circuit -  (circuit / schematic design added 03/10) [Peter Jakab, Electrical Engineer, Engineer of Informatics]
4W FM Transmitter -  Don't be fooled by  relative simplicity of this transmitter. With 4W of power, it's not a toy! Since it operates in  FM band (88-108MHz), a license is required for broadcasting. With a good and properly mounted antenna this baby has a range of up to 50km. In mountainous terrain or in built-up areas, this figure is smaller, of course.  circuit is fairly small.….  (added 11/05)
5 Watt 80 Meter QRP CW Transceiver -  A great deal of interest has been generated by my previous design articles, so I decided to go to work on a full blown transceiver design. After several months of work, the ROSE-80 transceiver was born.  This transceiver is similar to other designs but contains some unique differences.  This design boasts the following features....)schematic added 8/03)
500mW HF Linear Amplifier -  Electroinic circuit schematic…. [from Harry Lythall's website]
60W Linear Amplifier -  This is a RF Linear amplifier for QRO using power mosfet IRF840 with power out 60 Watts. It's simple all solid state circuit. The IRF series of power transistors….(circuit / schematic added 09/08)
8 Channel ADC for Radio-SkyPipe -  This is a Radio Astronomy Project… [from Radio-Sky Publishing's web site]
8 Channel RF Remote Control -  This is an 8 Channel RF Remote Transmitter and Receiver that will allow to remotely control various electronic projects. RF Remote Control provides 2 latched and 6 momentary outputs that could be used to control your favorite devices such as amplifier, robotic devices, RC cars, computer, home appliances, lamps and many other cool gadgets. ….(electronic schematic added 11/08)
80 Meter DSB Transmitter -  amateur radio construction projects…. [from Peter Parker's website]
80 Meter, 5 Watt CW Transceiver -  A great deal of interest has been generated by my previous design articles, so I decided to go to work on a full blown transceiver design. After several months of work, the ROSE-80 transceiver was born.  This transceiver is similar to other designs but contains some unique differences.  This design boasts the following features.... [Radio Amateur Society of Norwich]
80 Watt FM stereo transmitter -  A high quality broadcast transmitter big enough for a medium town! [Manfred Mornhinweg]
807 & 1625 Valves -  data on vacuum tubes 807 and 1625 used in ham radio transmitters. Describes various pin voltages and different operation modes.
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