Production and debugging of crystal frequency modulation transmitter


In various radio production projects, FM transmitters have always been favored by many enthusiasts. However, the production of this aspect involves some high-frequency technology, which has caused many beginners in production and debugging to be stopped by vibration, interference, running frequency, A series of faults such as distortion are distracting and even give up. This article takes the "FT3S FM Transmitter Kit Circuit at hand as an example to introduce readers to the FM transmitter installation experience and common troubleshooting methods in detail, I hope to help readers a little.
The simple wireless microphone is a typical of wireless transmitters, although it has won the favor of many readers with its "ready to install" advantage. However in the circuit. The severe frequency drift caused will be unbearable to us. The crystal oscillator used in the circuit of Figure 1 effectively avoids the fatal weakness of "running frequency"; the frequency multiplier sets the operating frequency to the frequency band that can be received by ordinary radios; and the multi-stage high-frequency amplifier raises the RF power to 80mW. To achieve a longer distance launch.




Selection of components: see Figure 1 for model parameters of all components; 1. Miniature color-coded high-frequency capacitors are the first choice, and horizontal installation is used to reduce the influence of lead inductance; 2. JT selects an overtone crystal with a nominal frequency of 49.860MHz. For different output power requirements, other frequency points can be selected according to the actual situation; 3. L1, L2, L3 are frequency-doubling and high-frequency amplifier resonant inductors, it is recommended to use Φ0.8mm silver-plated wire wound on 4.0mm skeleton, the number of turns is 5T, 4T, 5T; Vl, V2 determine the high frequency For noise figure and gain, low-noise tubes with β value around 300 can be selected, such as C945, C9014, etc .; V3-V5 requires β100-120, fT> 500MHz, C1975, C9018, etc. can be used. V6 requires β = 100, fT> 800MHz, and Pc> 500mW high-frequency medium power tubes, such as C2581, D40, and C2053. When the output power is not high, it can be omitted. TX can use whip antenna or 1.5m flexible wire. When the operating frequency is 100MHz, the length of 75cm is the ideal value.
Production and commissioning: all components should be collected before making, and the quality and parameters should be carefully tested, and then a suitable circuit board should be designed according to the required volume. All in all, good component quality and proper printed board layout are the guarantees to effectively improve the self-made power. The main debugging steps are as follows:
1. Weld all components together with the antenna on the printed board. The requirements for the installation and welding process are: shorten the component leads of the high-frequency part as much as possible; install the resistors and capacitors horizontally as much as possible, and there is no virtual soldering or de-soldering.

2. Refer to Figure 2 for temporary lap welding of a simple field strength meter for debugging.
3. Power on the transmitter with a voltage of 9V. The field strength meter lead is 5cm away from the antenna, and the distance between turns L1, L2, L3 is repeatedly adjusted to maximize the field strength meter reading, and the resonance capacitance of each stage is adjusted if necessary.

4. By modifying the antenna length within a small range, the field strength indicator will continue to increase, and pay attention to the adjustment, the transmitting antenna should avoid contact with the human body or metal.
5. Finally, put the circuit into the metal shield to fix it, and connect the ground wire to the shell.
The above debugging process seems to be relatively simple, but not every reader can complete it smoothly, and will encounter some problems more or less. Here are some problems and solutions that often occur in actual production:
1. When used at close range, especially when picking up signals with high intensity, the radio has severe howling or distortion. This is due to the high gain of the audio amplifier stage and the high electrification sensitivity of the electret microphone. The solution is simple: just increase the resistance of R3 to 820Ω.
2. When using the AIN interface to input the sound source signal, the radio output sound is small and accompanied by hum. I believe that many of these friends have experienced this kind of problem in the past. One of the reasons: it is caused by the use of a rectified power supply with poor filtering effect, but if the battery power supply is still not used, it may be because the high-frequency signal is too strong and interferes with the amplifier circuit in the sound source (such as CD, Walkma, etc.) , Resulting in pollution of the output audio, can be improved by the following methods: 1. Try to shorten the audio input lead; 2. Connect a 10uH high-frequency inductor in series between the two connections of the transmitter and the audio source; 3. Shield and isolate the audio source; 4. The most direct and effective method should be to reduce the output power or shorten the transmitting antenna. This method can be considered in the occasion of short distance transmission and high fidelity.
3. No vibration or weak oscillation; this fault is manifested in that the radio cannot receive static noise in the entire band, and the output power is small. If the quality of the component can be guaranteed, the following steps can help you troubleshoot: 1. At both ends of the CC Connect a 7pF capacitor in parallel (note: this capacitor should not be too large, otherwise you will find modulation failure); 2, adjust the bias resistance of the oscillation stage; 3, try to change the capacity of C6, if the above method can not be solved, it may be that the component layout is not Reasonably caused, the circuit board can be re-routed.
Fourth, the transmission distance is close: in addition to the common antennas placed improperly, the receiving sensitivity is low, and the use environment has tall buildings, etc., on the other hand, it is caused by weak oscillation, so it is still necessary to refer to the above operation to increase Crystal oscillator output strength. Another reason may be that the operating frequency of the frequency multiplier is not adjusted within the radio reception range. In fact, the radio receives only a weak harmonic signal. Its performance is that although the field strength meter is large, the effective transmission distance is very small. To 100 meters (under normal conditions, with a good radio, the open range is about 500-800 meters). For enthusiasts without frequency measuring instruments, in order to solve this kind of problem, in addition to the resonance inductance and capacitance should be selected in strict accordance with the above parameters, sometimes the reader needs a careful and patient, believe yourself, after many adjustments , You will solve all difficulties.
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