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FM Superregenerative Receiver

using only two transistors

Published in issue 369, September 2007

FM Superregenerative Receiver

Building an AM receiver is a simple project for a beginner, but building an FM receiver is rather trickier. However, with a little ingenuity we can get away with a very small number of components: our superregenerative ‘Audion’ receiver uses just two transistors, two coils and a few capacitors. A ‘mini’ project in the true sense of the word!

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