In an AM super heterodyne receiver that local oscillator frequency of the mixer is set at the higher of the two possible values, such that fo>fe always. The intermediate frequency (IF) of the receiver is 450 kHz and the receiver is tuned to a station carrier frequency of 600kHz. If the RF amplifier is failed to reject the image frequency and the loaded quality factor of the RF amplifier is 100, then the image rejection ratio of the receiver at the selected station frequency will be

In an AM super heterodyne receiver that local oscillator frequency of the mixer is set at the higher of the two possible values, such that fo>fe always. The intermediate frequency (IF) of the receiver is 450 kHz and the receiver is tuned to a station carrier frequency of 600kHz. If the RF amplifier is failed to reject the image frequency and the loaded quality factor of the RF amplifier is 100, then the image rejection ratio of the receiver at the selected station frequency will be

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

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