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Close up of the receiver board. mounted to the loop antenna. You'll notice a number of the components differ from the markings on my overlay. Originally I intended to use BC549 transistors, I substituded BC109C's as I had no BC549's in stock. The overlay and circuit diagrm incorperate all these changes.
A Voltage-Controlled Amplifier (VCA) made from three BC549 NPN transistors and three BC214 PNP transistors. It's a Gm Cell with variable current followed by a simple op-amp.
The input is rigged up to an HP 4204A Oscillator with a 3310A Function Generator supplying the modulation signal. Output goes to a Tek 5440 analog oscilloscope and an X-Mini capsule speaker.
A Voltage-Controlled Amplifier (VCA) made from three BC549 NPN transistors and three BC214 PNP transistors. It's a Gm Cell with variable current followed by a simple op-amp.
The four traces shown on the Tek 5440 are the input (1kHz), the two intermediate signals and the output. The control or modulation voltage was a sinewave in this case.
A Voltage-Controlled Amplifier (VCA) made from three BC549 NPN transistors and three BC214 PNP transistors. It's a Gm Cell with variable current followed by a simple op-amp.
The four traces shown on the Tek 5440 are the input (1kHz), the two intermediate signals and the output. The control or modulation voltage was a triangle wave in this case.