File:Five tube TRF receiver circuit 1924.png
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Five tube TRF radio receiver
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English: A typical tuned radio frequency (TRF) radio receiver circuit from 1924. The TRF circuit, invented in 1916 by Ernst Alexanderson, was widely used in quality radios from about 1920 into the 1930s when it was replaced by the superheterodyne. This example uses 5 triode vacuum tubes: 2 radio frequency (RF) amplification stages, a grid-leak detector stage, and 2 transformer coupled audio amplifier stages. The 3 variable tuning capacitors had to be tuned in tandem. This circuit uses two "B" supply voltages: 90V for the other tubes, and 22.5V for the detector tube because "soft" tubes with some gas in them were used for detectors, which could not tolerate more than 30V on the anode without ionizing. To prevent parasitic oscillations the circuit uses a "stabilizing" potentiometer between the filament rails. Alterations to image: replaced speaker jack at right end with speaker, and added labels |
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Source | Retrieved January 26, 2016 from The Wireless Age magazine, The Wireless Press, Inc., New York, Vol. 11, No. 12, September 1924, p. 60 on http://www.americanradiohistory.com |
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