AM- FM Radio Trainer Manufacturer,Supplier and Exporter in India
Product Code : EL-EELE-11295
Quick Answer: The AM- FM Radio Trainer is a superheterodyne receiver for the AM and FM broadcast bands, built in sections on a printed circuit board with the schematic printed on its surface. Each component sits over its own symbol, so circuit and board can be followed together.
Last updated: October 2026
Key Features
Schematic printed on the PCB, with components placed over their symbols.
Superheterodyne receiver for AM and FM broadcast bands.
Built in separate sections.
AM: 520–1620 kHz tuning, 455 kHz IF.
FM: 88–108 MHz tuning, ratio detector with full-time auto frequency control.
Technical Specifications
Specification
Value
AM tuning range
520–1620 kHz
AM IF
455 kHz
AM tracking
+/- 3 dB, 700–1400 kHz
AM sensitivity
10 dB S/N at 200 microvolt, typical
FM tuning range
88–108 MHz
FM tracking
+/- 5 dB, 90–106 MHz
FM detector
Ratio detector, full-time AFC
FM sensitivity
10 dB S/N at 12 microvolt, typical
About This Product
Students follow the signal stage by stage on a board that carries its own circuit diagram, which makes the theory of radio operation easier to connect to real components. Separate AM and FM sections allow the two kinds of reception to be compared. Colleges and TVET centres in Gabon, Chile, Bahrain, Bulgaria and Sudan can source the AM- FM Radio Trainer from Educational Lab Equipments.
Frequently Asked Questions
What frequency bands does the AM- FM Radio Trainer tune?
The AM section tunes 520–1620 kHz with a 455 kHz IF, and the FM section tunes 88–108 MHz.
How does the PCB help students learn?
The schematic is printed on the board and each component is placed over its matching symbol, so the circuit can be traced directly on the hardware.
What detector does the FM section use?
A ratio detector with full-time automatic frequency control.
