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Yes, that's right. And with the same case, the signal can be recovered from its samples. It's pity that you don't have scilab. But thanks for your reply. As I thank andre_teprom for his reply.
I found a demo about the sampling. It shows its process. And I have another question, the sampling process stops once the the sampling frequency is below the input frequency ? Because in the demo, the process stops twice.
Here's the link. It will work if you have scilab...
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These last days, I read about the sampling theorem that use to convert a digital signal to an analog signal or conversely. So, I ask some question about this topic in order to get a more understanding of that theorem. Like, that skill use a quantizer in order to take a voltage...
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I'm about to make a laser pointer (red laser 1mW, alimentation min 3Vdc and current <60mA). So, here's my question. Can I just put 2 resistors ( the both are 10 ohm) and potentiometer (100 ohm) ? or I should add components like diodes and voltage regulator ?
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I try to find a path to learn electronics on working and also escape at unemployement. Here's my situation. I have got my 2-year technical degree in network computing since July 2012 (BTS it's a french degree 2 years after the high school diploma "BAC" in France). After that, I...
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I live in Paris, FRANCE and at this moment i'm unemployed. So, I looking for a job in mobile phone, computing devices or two way radios repair. Meanwhile, I study troubleshooting lessons and mobile phone and two way components with documents i find on websites. I improve my...
Thanks for your reply Dave.Yes the oscillator may have two ranges. Then the mixer make 2 arithmetics. One operation 400+389.3 and 400-389.3 But we want 10,7 MHz. So, IF take the value 10,7 MHz. And about (400+389.3) is going to delete by the filter.
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I agree it's A class...
Don't worry. It happen.
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I see. This transmitter have a FM range from 88 to 95 MHz. And this range relate to VHF range. As we can see in this link:
http://image.tutorvista.com/content/communication-systems/radio-frequency-bands.gif
About the audio amplifier where we find...
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