How to design a stereo FM transmitter?
BA1404 is a low-voltage, low-power design with a maximum power consumption of 500mW.
BA1404 is a low-voltage, low-power design with a maximum power consumption of 500mW.
Antenna gain is a measure of how much power is radiated in a particular direction by an antenna compared to a hypothetical isotropic radiator (an antenna that radiates equally in all directions). Antenna gain is usually expressed in decibels relative to an isotropic radiator (dBi) or a dipole radiator (dBd).
BA1404 stereo fm transmitter is a low-voltage, low-power design with a maximum power consumption of 500mW
In this article, we will learn how to build a simple, stable and digitally controllable FM transmitter.
The FM radio transmitter is composed of different signal equipment, mainly composed of high-frequency equipment, low-frequency equipment, and power supply equipment. High-frequency equipment and low-frequency equipment cooperate with each other to complete signal transmission and amplification in an orderly manner.
Radio amateurs, or hams, are not so much a special group as they are a collection of several different special groups.
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