A design of variable frequency AGC based on ultrashort wave receiver
Lei Tang, Qiulin Huang, Xiaowei Shi
Abstract
Lei Tang, Qiulin Huang, Xiaowei Shi
Abstract
Since the frequency spectrum resource becomes much more crowded, and the requirements of the receiver are also getting higher and higher. It is a challenge for converting frequency spectrum resources that the receiver requirements are high dynamic, high sensitivity and high linearity. In this paper, a frequency conversion AGC(automatic gain control) based on frequency conversion of super heterodyne receiver is proposed. The AGC circuit is one of the key control circuits in the receiver module, and its function is to improve the dynamic range of the receiver. This paper analyzes the working principle of AGC circuit and the composition of the AGC module. And select the appropriate components to design the AGC. Finally, the AGC circuit is analyzed and tested.
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Since the frequency spectrum resource becomes much more crowded, and the requirements of the receiver are also getting higher and higher. It is a challenge for converting frequency spectrum resources that the receiver requirements are high dynamic, high sensitivity and high linearity. In this paper, a frequency conversion AGC(automatic gain control) based on frequency conversion of super heterodyne receiver is proposed. The AGC circuit is one of the key control circuits in the receiver module, and its function is to improve the dynamic range of the receiver. This paper analyzes the working principle of AGC circuit and the composition of the AGC module. And select the appropriate components to design the AGC. Finally, the AGC circuit is analyzed and tested.
Key concepts: Automatic gain control, Electronic engineering, Computer science, Linearity, Dynamic range, Superheterodyne receiver, Sensitivity (control systems), Automatic Generation Control