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System generator model - aliu...@hotmail.com - Jul 9 8:33:13 2009

Hi, can anybody kindly suggest me from where i can get FM receiver
(demodulator) models to implement on SFF SDR Development platform....please
help

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Re: System generator model - ytac...@ou.edu - Jul 13 8:21:19 2009

Which platform are you after. Do you mean the one produced by Lyrtech? if
so, they ship a number of demos with it. One of them is FRS demonstration which
is basically an FM transceiver.

Hi, can anybody kindly suggest me from where i can get FM receiver (demodulator)
models to implement on SFF SDR Development platform....please help

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Re: System generator model - ytac...@ou.edu - Jul 17 12:00:41 2009


Hi, can anybody kindly suggest me from where i can get FM receiver (demodulator)
models to implement on SFF SDR Development platform....please help

I understand that the Demo has a CTCSS encoding scheme so your problem is mainly
the succesful removing of that encoding from the RX chain. Now I can provide you
the following hints:

1- check a tutorial of building commercial FM receiver for GNU radio platform. 
http://www.gnu.org/software/gnuradio/doc/exploring-gnuradio.html

Now I know it is different platform but hey it works and you must be able to get
ALOT of hints from there.

2- can you hear anything at the receiver or it is a total noise? or you can hear
some pattern or recognizable voice in the background?

3- which frequency or channel you are experimenting? remember that the provided
antennas are centered at 400MHz!

4- Here is a tutoiral explains the FM example in more details:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7505
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Re: System generator model - ytac...@ou.edu - Jul 17 12:00:43 2009


Hi, can anybody kindly suggest me from where i can get FM receiver (demodulator)
models to implement on SFF SDR Development platform....please help

I would suggest you to look at the tutorial of building FM receiver for GNU
radio. While it is for a different platform but you can get alot of hints from
there.
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/7505

also check what frequency you need to operate at. the antennas shiped with
Lyrtech kits are centered at 400MHz





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Re: System generator model - aliu...@hotmail.com - Aug 21 9:21:04 2009

Hi,..i have separated the transmitter and receiver and implemented them on
two different kits,...yes the antennas work from 400-450MHZ ,..but i have done
communication at 262MHz through these antennas ans results were good,...now i
wanted to ask that cani use the same receiver for fm reception too with the
88-108MHz antenna ,...like would i have to chage the filters etc 

Hi, can anybody kindly suggest me from where i can get FM receiver (demodulator)
models to implement on SFF SDR Development platform....please help

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