In this article we will look at the design and construction of an inexpensive FM stereo receiver for the Raspberry Pi, with impressive results for the cost. Many FM receiver designs are centered around the RDA5807 or TEA5767 ICs, however Quintic Corporation’s QN8035 will be used in this design. A handful of discrete components on…
Based on the chip of the Philips TEA5767, this tiny module allows to realize, with the addition of very few external components, a stereo FM radio with reception frequency from 87.6 MHz to 108 MHz .. Used in MP3 players, MP4, mobile phones, etc. 3.3V @ 11mA 76-108MHz supported 100mV audio output Stereo output…. Read…
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