I'm doing a project FM TX and RX design without using any help of IC.
The frequency band is choosen to in 40.xx Mhz for the project. This is the ISM band.
Basicaly the change to an other frequency is changing the tuned circuit of the transmitter and reciever.
For better stability take a look at some transmitters using an X-tal oscillator.
You can build a transmitter using a crystal to lock your frequency. Google is your friend. There are hundreds of thousands of hits for crystal transmitters. It is up to you to choose one depending on the complexity of the circuit you want to build.
I built this one. It works pretty good. With a little tweaking and maybe adding a PA stage with a matched antenna, you can achieve a mile or more (line of sight).
I would like to make clear on something. I just updated from my supervisor, he has told me to try achieved the modulation index, B ~ 5.0 (if possible).
My project is basically design a FM transceiver.
Input : microphone (human voice)
Output (TX) : able to produce the (human speech)
Design requirement
TX :1.Frequency must be ISM band ~ 40.6Mhz.
2.The design must stick with VCO + PLL.
3.Intergrated circuit is restricted for designing the VCO.
RX : The design could use IC to implement and must be able to receive the correct signal.