Wie es funktioniert?
Die Spule kann man als Last für die Antenne ansehen
I/Q -Mischer - zwei Oszillatoren sind programmiert.
Mischen=Multiplizieren
Der Pin für den Kopfhörer arbeitet als Pulsweitenmodulator.
Den Rest müsst ihr selbst erforschen, wenn ihr mögt-
SUMMARY
To summarize, the receiver uses six counters (spread over four cogs), as
follows: (1) ADC (actually just a digitizing RF amplifier), (2) Local
Oscillators in quadrature, (2) Mixers, and (1) Audio Output. Here's a
block diagram:
http://forums.parallax.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=55118
The counters do virtually all the work. There's not a lot of code
required, outside of setting up the counters, reading them, and
shuffling data between them via the hub. The attached program is
configured as a scanner for the AM broadcast band. It increments
continuously by 10KHz steps from 550KHz to 1600Khz, pausing at each
frequency for three seconds, which is long enough to tell if something's
there. It displays the frequency on a TV monitor, via tv_wtext
(included). I've also used it for LF reception below the broadcast band
with some minor success. As I stated in the intro, it's not a very good
receiver — in fact it sounds pretty crappy and noisy. If, like me, you
live in a fringe area, you may be disappointed by its performance. But,
even then, it does illustrate the capabilities of those amazing
Propeller counters. And that, really, was the main point.
-Phil