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>Thanks for sharing this interesting paper. Well, the circuit looks quite
>complex but the image of the final construction looks compact.
>Since we got access to 472 kHz a weeks ago, i need another receive
>antenna now, since all my front ends are resonanted, i.e. mono band. So
>the advantage of a single receive antenna becomes more and more
>convincing to me. Of course it needs a high dynamic range without
>distortion of the spectrum then..
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>A question: The DC supply voltage is connected to e.g. C16?
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It's connected by way of the output pin, so you send the DC supply right
up the coax instead of having to run additional wires. You'll need a bias tee
down at the receiver end, and I describe one at the end of this paper:
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~christrask/Paper021.html
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>What might be the lower cutoff frequency if values for the input LP and
>HP filters are well choosen? It should be possible to extend the circuit
>to the VLF range (?).
>
The amplifier itself without the input filter will go down to about
100-200kHz. To go lower than that you'll need to increase to capacitor values
plus change the transformer core material to Fair-Rite 77 or something similar.
Chris Trask
N7ZWY / WDX3HLB
Senior Member IEEE
http://www.home.earthlink.net/~christrask/
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