SW_RECEIVER_CW_FILTER

Published:2009/7/13 10:05:00 Author:May | From:SeekIC

The CW filter is connected between the headphone or loudspeaker socket or terminal strip of your receiver and either the headphones or an external loudspeaker. The output of the receiver should have an intpedance of 8Ω or more. As the circuit provides unity gain at pass frequencies and a low-impedance output, there should be no problems with mismatching when the filter is in use. The frequency response of the circuit peaks at approximately 800 Hz, and the -6-dB bandwidth is about 300 Hz or so. The 0-dB points occur at about 350 Hz and 2 kHz. This is sufficient to normally give a substantial reduction in adjacent-channel interference, but the response is not so narrow and peaky that using the receiver with the filter in the circuit becomes difficult, as the wanted signal tends to drift out of the passband and become lost.



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