FM audio transmitter

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Catfeesh

Joined Aug 31, 2011
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I am currently undertaking a design project for one of my courses and I need some help. I want to build a circuit that you can plug into the headphone jack of an audio device (mp3, ipod etc), and that audio signal to be transmitted at a particular frequency. The signal will be received by a receiver circuit and output through a pair of earphones.

I understand this will be quite challenging, but I am willing to put in effort. I need some advice on basically what I should do/know to get started. Any help would be appreciated.
 

wayneh

Joined Sep 9, 2010
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Do you need to design the receiver part as well, or can you use traditional FM radio? Sounds like you're designing one of those iPod-to-car-radio things. Is that a good summary of the project?

I can tell you straight away that one of the design issues will be power; where will it come from?
 

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Catfeesh

Joined Aug 31, 2011
7
Yes, we will be designing the receiver (or rather transceiver) as well. Basically we want to transmit to one receiver and which in turn will transmit to another one at a different frequency. I suppose in practical applications it should be powered by battery, however for the purpose of the course we will probably just be using the variable power supplies in the laboratory.
 
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