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What do FM radios use as a detector?

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  1. Basically its a LC detector hooked to an antenna. When the resonant frequency of the LC tank is tuned to the receiving center freq, the signal is maximum and its output is demodulated to get audio output.

    If this does not satisfy you, ask Google !


  2. Are you asking about the process of demodulating the FM signal to produce an audio output?  

    If so, here are some search terms to help you:

    FM discriminator

    Foster-Seeley discriminator

    Ratio detector

    Phase locked loop discriminator

    Pulse integration detector

    Slope detection of FM signal

    Hope that helps.

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