Need help in FM Receiver project

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The discussion centers on designing an analog RF walkie-talkie operating between 50 MHz and 200 MHz, focusing on the receiver part after completing the transmitter. Participants are asked for guidance on general design ideas for the receiver, particularly in FM demodulation techniques. Common methods for FM transmission and demodulation are explored, with inquiries about the best practices in these areas. The conversation emphasizes the need for clarity in receiver design to complement the already completed transmitter. Effective solutions and insights into FM technology are sought to aid in project completion.
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As title, my lecturer had given me a project which to design a Analog RF Walkie talkie which in Frequency Modulation and carrier can be between 50Mhz - 200Mhz. I had actually designed the transmitter part but quite confuse in receiver part. Can any master can actually give me some general idea to design it?
Thank you. =)
 
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kiruwa said:
As title, my lecturer had given me a project which to design a Analog RF Walkie talkie which in Frequency Modulation and carrier can be between 50Mhz - 200Mhz. I had actually designed the transmitter part but quite confuse in receiver part. Can any master can actually give me some general idea to design it?
Thank you. =)

What are the usual ways to accomplish FM in the transmitter circuit? What are the usual ways to accomplish FM demodultation in the receiver circuit? Which do you think is best?
 

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