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    This document describes how to build an AM transmitter using an Arduino Nano or Uno. It works by transforming an analog audio input signal into a PWM signal using the Arduino's ADC and timer/counter. A separate timer/counter then generates a carrier frequency between 31kHz and 8MHz, which is output in rhythm with the PWM signal. The AM radio receives this signal and acts as a low-pass filter, reconstructing the original audio. While not a true AM transmitter, it can transmit sound over radio frequencies that are audible on a standard AM radio. Supplies and instructions to wire it up and upload the code are provided.

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    This document describes how to build an AM transmitter using an Arduino Nano or Uno. It works by transforming an analog audio input signal into a PWM signal using the Arduino's ADC and timer/counter. A separate timer/counter then generates a carrier frequency between 31kHz and 8MHz, which is output in rhythm with the PWM signal. The AM radio receives this signal and acts as a low-pass filter, reconstructing the original audio. While not a true AM transmitter, it can transmit sound over radio frequencies that are audible on a standard AM radio. Supplies and instructions to wire it up and upload the code are provided.

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    This document describes how to build an AM transmitter using an Arduino Nano or Uno. It works by transforming an analog audio input signal into a PWM signal using the Arduino's ADC and timer/counter. A separate timer/counter then generates a carrier frequency between 31kHz and 8MHz, which is output in rhythm with the PWM signal. The AM radio receives this signal and acts as a low-pass filter, reconstructing the original audio. While not a true AM transmitter, it can transmit sound over radio frequencies that are audible on a standard AM radio. Supplies and instructions to wire it up and upload the code are provided.

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    AM Transmitter With Arduino

    by Doctor Volt

    Cool things can be done with ATmega MCUs. So I got the idea to build an AM transmitter with an Arduino Nano
    (Arduino UNO is also possible) The question is, how can amplitude modulation (AM) be achieved on a digital device?
    AM means that the amplitude of a carrier frequency is changed according to the amplitude of the input signal
    which we want to transmit. Mathematically spoken, we multiply the carrier with the input signal. But as an ATmega
    has only digital outputs, it can give only two values: high and low. Frankly spoken, there is no way to get real AM
    out of an Arduino. Nevertheless it is possible to produce some output signal that can be heard clearly with an
    ordinary AM radio receiver! The solution consists of transforming the analog input signal into a PWM signal, using
    the ADC and the 16-bit timer/counter1 of the ATmega MCU. The timer/counter2 generates the carrier signal, which
    can be varied in a wide range between 31KHz and 8MHz. This carrier signal is output on pin D11 in the rhythm of
    the PWM signal. The AM radio behaves like a low pass lter on the PWM, so we get back the original audio signal
    there. This is only a proof of concept, so I kept it simple. If you really want to use this as RF transmitter, you should
    add a low-pass llter for anti-aliasing to the audio input and a low pass against the harmonics to the RF output.
    Watch the video to learn how it works.

    Supplies:

    Arduino Nano or Uno


    Breadboard
    Capacitor 10 µF
    2 x Resistor 10k
    Wire as antenna, min, 50 cm.

    https://youtu.be/Xy7DiPVi18Y

    Step 1: Wire Up the Arduino

    Join everything together like shown on the schematic. Although I made the project with an Arduino Nano, Arduino
    UNO can also be used, as it has the same MCU and pinout.

    AM Transmitter With Arduino: Page 1


    Step 2: Upload Sketch

    Find a free frequency on your AM radio. Enter this surprisingly good sound quality.
    frequency into line 11 of the sketch, then upload it to
    the Arduino. On the serial monitor, the actual carrier Hint: the longer the antenna wire, the more range you
    frequency is output as soon as the program has will attain. Best length is one quarter of the
    started. Tune your radio to this frequency, connect wavelength. For 1 MHz this is 75 meters of wire.
    any music player to the input capacitor and enjoy the
    Download
    https://www.instructables.com/ORIG/FD4/221K/K6QGRNFM/FD4221KK6QGRNFM.ino
    …

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