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« on: January 21, 2010, 06:46:46 AM »

In here any one can ask Question about FM transmitter problem. If you want to make a FM transmitter and try to make it but face same problem like your project doesnt worked , you cant find appropriate parts ICs Transistor , indicator value , . How FM works. if u know how to troubleshoot transmitter or if u know ans about our member Question than pls write down it.
So , Any kinds of FM transmitter related problem or solution you can share with us.



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« Reply #1 on: January 21, 2010, 06:56:39 AM »

I m a new user. i assembled ur 1.5watt fm transmitter circuit(range 1-2km). i m not understanding some parts of it. such as the polarity of c1,c2. i can't understand p1. because p1 is 25k  3-leg variable resister. how can i connect p1.another problem i faced.where i can found thin guage wair .i also want to know delails information about antinna. plase help me.
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« Reply #2 on: January 21, 2010, 07:24:49 AM »

Mr Amir ,
           Thanks for your comment. We are very sorry for our late to reply. We saw ur question and understand.  
   your circuit is.. http://www.eee-lab.com/radio/fm-radio-transmitter/45-fm-transmitter-01
  
  1. C1 , C2 are capacitor that is 4.7 ?F
  2. P1 is a variable resistor u know that. for connecting process see the pic and diagram. Its easy to Understand. Resistor middle pin is connected to the capacitor C1 . and where u connect other two pin i think u can understand that.
  
  3. In vashany stadium market there are lots of shops they sell all types of electronics parts and gauge wire .

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« Reply #3 on: January 26, 2010, 08:28:49 AM »

Many Many thanks for reply. you ask me to connect middle pin with capacitor. but capacitor has two terminal. here i want to know which terminal is appropriate (+ev/ -ve) Huh

another problem.2-5pf capacitor also have 3 pin. how can i connect this??.

which frequency it will work? is mobile Fm is suitable as a receiver of this transmitter???
i want also know about antenna. such as how long it is.
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« Reply #4 on: January 27, 2010, 08:48:06 AM »

you asked:

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Many Many thanks for reply. you ask me to connect middle pin with capacitor. but capacitor has two terminal. here i want to know which terminal is appropriate (+ev/ -ve)

1) Here we can use non-polar Capacitor in all. so no need to mention  polarity of capacitor. any way you connect it.

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another problem.2-5pf capacitor also have 3 pin. how can i connect this??.

2) here u need to 2 pin variable timer capacitor.

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which frequency it will work?

3) frequency is depend on capacitance of capacitor (C5) and value of inductance of inductor. to find the frequency we use


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is mobile Fm is suitable as a receiver of this transmitter???
i want also know about antenna. such as how long it is.
4) of course you can use mobile FM receiver . 160cm Hookup wire for antenna.
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