superregenerative receiver

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A superregenerative receiver is a highly sensitive radio receiver design that uses rapid oscillation quenching to achieve simple, low-cost detection of weak radio signals.

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instanceOf radio receiver architecture ⓘ
wireless communication device ⓘ
applicationDomain radio communications ⓘ
wireless control systems ⓘ
comparedTo regenerative receiver ⓘ
superheterodyne receiver ⓘ
hasAdvantage high gain with few components ⓘ
low power consumption ⓘ
suitable for simple short-range links ⓘ
hasComponent audio amplifier ⓘ
detector stage ⓘ
quench oscillator ⓘ
radio frequency oscillator ⓘ
tuned LC circuit ⓘ
hasDisadvantage difficulty meeting modern spectral regulations ⓘ
limited dynamic range ⓘ
radiates RF energy from the receiver ⓘ
hasFrequency quench frequency lower than RF frequency ⓘ
hasHigher sensitivity than regenerative receiver ⓘ
hasLower selectivity than superheterodyne receiver ⓘ
hasProperty high sensitivity ⓘ
low cost ⓘ
poor selectivity compared to superheterodyne receivers ⓘ
self-oscillating operation ⓘ
simple circuitry ⓘ
susceptibility to interference ⓘ
wideband response ⓘ
historicallyDevelopedIn 1920s ⓘ
inventedBy Edwin Howard Armstrong ⓘ
linked to: Edwin H. Armstrong
operatesOn radio frequency signals ⓘ
ultra high frequency band ⓘ
very high frequency band ⓘ
relatedConcept quench oscillator ⓘ
regenerative feedback ⓘ
slope detection ⓘ
requires careful quench frequency adjustment ⓘ
stabilized supply voltage for stable operation ⓘ
usedIn early VHF communication equipment ⓘ
low-cost wireless toys ⓘ
model control radio systems ⓘ
simple remote controls ⓘ
some early television receivers ⓘ
usesPrinciple oscillation quenching ⓘ
positive feedback ⓘ
superregeneration ⓘ
usesSignalProcessing quench modulation ⓘ
regenerative amplification ⓘ

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Edwin H. Armstrong → notableWork → superregenerative receiver ⓘ