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IMPACTCOLLEGEOFENGINEERING&APPLIEDSCIENCES

Sahakar Nagara South, Kodigehalli, Bengaluru560092

Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering

Details of Main Project

Title of the
Project: Noise Muting FM Receiver
SRINIVAS NAIK N [1IC21EC006]

VINOD KUMAR. S [1IC21EC008]


Student Group
with USN:
NIKHIL.M [1IC21EC009]

L. KISHORE KUMAR [1IC22EC408]


Abstract:
The tuning of a frequency modulated (FM) receiver to a FM radio
station frequency involves a lot of ‘hissing’ noise in between the
stations, which is very irritating for the operator and as such
undesirable. Digital FM receivers are free from this problem, because
in them the output is automatically clipped during off-station gaps.
However, digital FM receivers are comparatively much costlier than
their analogue counterparts.

Analogue FM receivers employ an LC tuning system that generates


‘hiss’ noise at the output, which remains unclipped during off-station
tuning. However, when the received signal level is adequate (i.e.,
when the receiver frequency is very close to an FM transmitting
station frequency), the limiter circuit preceding the ratio detector
circuit in an analogue FM receiver will clip/limit any noise riding the
FM carrier.

The simple noise muting FM receiver circuit described here


eliminates this ‘hissing’ noise from the output of an analogue FM
receiver circuit when it is not resonating to any FM transmitting
station’s frequency. In other words, this circuit mutes the output
from an analogue FM receiver when its tuner circuit is sweeping in
between FM stations.

Block
diagram:

Signature of
HOD

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