AM Signal Receiver & Demodulation: Link & Book Recommendations

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Resources for understanding AM signal receivers and demodulation techniques are readily available online. Wikipedia is recommended for foundational knowledge on these topics. Additionally, a specific thread on the Physics Forums provides a curated list of useful resources for electrical engineers. Engaging with these materials can enhance comprehension of AM signal processing. Exploring these links and reports will aid in mastering the subject matter.
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i need some! link or book

hi there

i need some! link or book or report or any thing about these following:

1 -receiver of AM signal

2 - demodulation of AM signal

and thank you
 
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eng.mustafaS said:
hi there

i need some! link or book or report or any thing about these following:

1 -receiver of AM signal

2 - demodulation of AM signal

and thank you

Google is your friend. In addition, for simple subjects like those, wikipedia.org is a good place to check. And this thread below (which is at the top of the EE forum) has a number of good resources for EEs:

https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=315139

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