Questions tagged [receiver]

A receiver is any electronic device that receives an external signal (e.g., radio, electrical or optical) and converts the information carried by them to a usable internal form.

In communications, a receiver is any electronic device that converts a signal that has been transmitted a long distance (e.g., radio waves, optical pulses or even baseband signals on a cable) and converts the information carried by it to a usable form. This process may include rejection of unwanted signals, demodulation and/or amplification.

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What would this receiver be called?

I'm looking at a phase measuring system that uses an amplitude limited version of the received RF signal as a local oscillator to down convert the signal. I've been trying to find a name for this method, along the lines of hetrodyne, homodyne, and…
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Two different widths / sizes of banana plugs on home audio receivers?

I am replacing an Onkyo TX-SR606 with an Onkyo TX-NR575. On the TX-SR606 unit, I used these "dual" banana plugs (see photo), a single unit with both positive and negative connections on it. Unfortunately, these "dual" banana plugs don't fit into the…
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RLC receiver - problem dealing with signal

Hello I have just build colpitts oscillator, which gave me perfect 500Hz sinusoidal wave. So far so good. Now I would like to receive this wave in second circuit "receiver" and here problems start. I try to employ parallel RLC oscilator hopping that…
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Simple receiver not working

simulate this circuit – Schematic created using CircuitLab I'm experimenting with transmitters and receivers. I have a long piece of wire hanging from my ceiling, that has its lower end connected to a function generator. This is my transmitter.…
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45 Ohm volume control on 8 ohm speaker, what would happen?

A friend of mine was asking me to splice a 45-Ohm intercom speaker volume control between his speakers and receiver, at 6 or 8 Ohm. Obviously it's not ideal, but what would happen? Would the speakers be damaged? Or just be reeeeeeal low?
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