NTE787

NTE787 Integrated Circuit AM Receiver Subsystem For Applications in a variety of AM broadcast and communications receivers and applications requiring an array of amplifiers. Description: The NTE787, a monolithic integrated circuit, is an AM subsystem that provides the converter, IF amplifier, detector, and audio preamplifier stages for an AM receiver. It also provides internal AGC for the first IF amplifier stage, delayed AGC for an optional external RF amplifier, a buffer stage to drive a tuning meter, and terminals facilitating the optional use of a tone control. This device features four independent transistor amplifiers, each incorporating internal biasing for temperature tracking. These amplifiers are particularly useful in general–purpose amplifier, oscillator, and detector applications in a wide variety of equipment designs. The NTE787 utilizes a 16–Lead DIP package and operates over an ambient temperature range of –40° to +85°C. Features: D Excellent overload characteristics D AGC for IF amplifier D Buffered output signal for tuning meter D Internal Zener diode provides voltage regulation D Two IF amplifiers stages D Low–noise converter and first IF amplifier D Low harmonic distortion (THD) D Delayed AGC for RF amplifier D Terminals for optional inclusion of tone control D Operates from wide range of power supplies: V+ = 6 to 16 volts D Optional AC and/or DC feedback on wide–band amplifier D Array of amplifiers for general–purpose applications D Suitable for use with ...