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Old January 19th 04, 03:07 PM
Dale Parfitt
 
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"Pete Beals" wrote in message
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Yes most used AM stereo demodulators but those IC's might not be sold
anymore.

There must be reasonable implementations as many shortwave receivers have
sync detectors.

I just need one to demodulate AM.


Pete
I think that "as few parts as possible" and "works good" are probably
somewhat mutually exclusive. Have you done the usual google and
altavista searches on "synchronous detector"?


Do a search under KE9OA. Pete is developing a sync detector for use with a
MW RX they are going to market. May possibly sell the sync board separately.
In talking with Pete, and having built my own sync detector- few parts and
sync detectors that stay locked and retrieve hi fi audio do not go together.

Dale W4OP


 
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