At the hetrodyne receiver , it has two design choices for local oscillator,
1)Flo = Frf + Fif (Called High side injecion, where Flo>Frf)
2)Flo = Frf - Fif (Called low side injection,where
Flo<Frf)
Usually for AM and FM waves we choose that oscillator which can provide higher frequency than desired RF frequency that is ,
Flo = Frf + Fif
We will use above formula
a)
So for Fif1 = 25 MHz and Frf = 136.5 MHz
Flo = 25 + 136.5 = 161.5 MHZ
So Frequency of First Local osclllator = 161.5 MHz
So this frequency is greater than the incoming frequency
b)
So as the input to the second oscillator is the Intermediate Frequency 1 so fromula becoms
So for Fif2 = 12 MHz and Fif1 = 25 MHz
Flo = Fif1 - Fif2
Flo = 25 - 12 = 13MHz
So Frequency of Second Local osclllator = 13 MHz
So this frequency is smaller than incoming Intermediate Frequency 2
c)
To find image frequencies they are given by fromula
fimage = Frf + 2*Fif (IF Flo > Frf)
fimage = Frf - 2*Fif (IF Flo < Frf)
Fimage1 due to IF1
fimage1 = 136.5 + 50 = 186.5 MHz (+ sign is used because here flo>frf)
Fimage1 due to IF2
fimage1 = 136.5 - 24 = 112.5 MHz (- sign because Here also flo < Fif1)
d)
These image frequencies defines above are the extra harmonics or we can say high frequency components which get introduce in the signal and tend to degrade the signal if not filtered out.
One way is there that we use a Tunable RF Bandpass filter after Intermediate frequency, So as to filter out these frequencies at their defined frequency level and pass the others carrying original information.
This filter shoulf filter out the frequencies at these ( (Frf + 2*Fif ) and (Frf - 2*Fif )) levels and pass the other ones .
This way we can filter out these unwanted frequency components.
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