Radio receiver employing premixing and digital display

Electricity: measuring and testing – Measuring – testing – or sensing electricity – per se – Frequency of cyclic current or voltage

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324 78D, 325455, 331 64, H04B 116, H04B 126

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041639430

ABSTRACT:
A short wave broadcasting receiver which can receive accurately and stably the desired station is formed with a local oscillator which comprises a variable frequency oscillator, reference frequency oscillators, premixers and band pass filters, frequency converter and an 1F amplifier. By adding a frequency counter unit comprising a frequency counter block and digital display block, the received frequency can be digitally displayed stably and correctly by using a cheap low speed frequency counter.

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