AM receiver chips?

I'm still searching for complete technical info on the avalanche

A Google turned up that there is an avalanche research institute at Davos:

The site doesn't give any details of the radio beacon system. (But

However, you could contact the Institute in English, and if they don't set the requirement for the radio system, I'm sure they know who does.

You probably already found the site

Thanks a bunch. Both links were good reading. The Barryvox units look very cool. It was good of Barryvox to include an Engish option.

The first link was indirectly, a real high payoff by providing the ETS Standard information. I did a google search on ets 300 718, and the first item on the list was a PDF download of the "Report Form for Testing to ETS 300 718." The frequencies, on-off timing, their tolerances, etc. are all there.

Again, thank you

Don

On 19 Dec 2004 04:10:38 GMT, snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (Dbowey) wroth:

Sorry for getting into the thread so late... I'm using Analog Device's AD607 single-chip receiver in a project at work. It's a complete superhet design intended for cellphones. The IF/demodulator section is all I'm using for a 8.5 MHz TRF AM receiver. The bandwidth of the IF covers 400 KHz to 12 MHz. It's working very well so far. Digi-Key sells them for $7.30 in quantities of one.

If you want to play with it I can supply hints about using it.

Jim

I got off an order for some zn416's and a couple similar units to see what they

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Sorry for getting into the thread so late... I'm using Analog Device's AD607 single-chip receiver in a project at work. It's a complete superhet design intended for cellphones. The IF/demodulator section is all I'm using for a 8.5 MHz TRF AM receiver. The bandwidth of the IF covers 400 KHz to 12 MHz. It's working very well so far. Digi-Key sells them for $7.30 in quantities of one.

Thanks for the offer. I wii fetch the specs on the AD607 and get back to you.

Don