CXA1019 FM Radio
The CXA1019 is an integrated circuit (IC) specifically engineered for FM/AM radio applications, particularly within radio-cassette tape recorders and headphone tape recorders. This chip simplifies the design process by integrating multiple functions into a single package, which is advantageous for compact electronic devices.
The CXA1019 offers a range of features including a built-in FM demodulator, AM demodulator, and audio amplifier, enabling high-quality sound reproduction. The device operates in a wide frequency range, typically from 87.5 MHz to 108 MHz for FM and 530 kHz to 1700 kHz for AM, making it suitable for standard radio broadcasting.
The IC is designed with low power consumption in mind, which is essential for portable devices. It includes external component interfaces for tuning and volume control, allowing for easy integration into various applications. The CXA1019 also supports stereo sound output, enhancing the listening experience for users.
In terms of electrical characteristics, the CXA1019 operates on a supply voltage range of 3V to 5V, making it versatile for different power supply configurations. The device is packaged in a compact form factor, facilitating its use in space-constrained designs.
Overall, the CXA1019 is a reliable choice for manufacturers looking to incorporate FM/AM radio functionality into their audio products, ensuring quality reception and sound performance in a user-friendly format.CXA1019 FM RADIO CXA1019 is a one-chip FM/AM radio IC designed for radio-cassette tape recorders and headphone tape recorders, and CXA1019S has the.. 🔗 External reference
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