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Theory: Pin Diagram of AD633
Theory: Pin Diagram of AD633
Theory: Pin Diagram of AD633
AD633
The main application of AD633 involves AM modulation demodulation ,automatic gain control,
power mesurements, frequency doublers etc.
Block diagram
Local oscillator
The local oscillator circuit block can take a variety of forms. Early receivers used free running local
oscillators. Today most receivers use frequency synthesizers, normally based around phase locked
loops. These provide much greater levels of stability and enable frequencies to be programmed in a
variety of ways.
Mixer
Both the local oscillator and incoming signal enter this block within the superheterodyne receiver.
The wanted signal is converted to the intermediate frequency.
Envelope detector
This is an electronic circuit that takes a high-frequency signal as input and provides an output which
is the envelope of the original signal. The capacitor in the circuit stores up charge on the rising edge,
and releases it slowly through the resistor when the signal falls.
Demodulator
The superheterodyne receiver block diagram only shows one demodulator, but in reality radios may
have one or more demodulators dependent upon the type of signals being receiver.
Audio amplifier
Once demodulated, the recovered audio is applied to an audio amplifier block to be amplified to the
required level for loudspeakers or headphones. Alternatively the recovered modulation may be used
for other applications whereupon it is processed in the required way by a specific circuit block.