Theoretical Analysis & Practical Implementation of a Super-Regenerative Receiver for Amplitude Modulated Radio Signals

@mastersthesis{evelina2017,
  title = {Theoretical Analysis \& Practical Implementation of a Super-Regenerative Receiver for Amplitude Modulated Radio Signals},
  author = {Evelina, Anthony},
  year = {2017},
  month = dec,
  publisher = {Lehigh University},
  isbn = {1044970390},
  url = {https://asa.lib.lehigh.edu/Record/10944568},
  keywords = {Electronics},
  abstract = {The Super-Regenerative Receiver invented by Edwin Armstrong in 1922 provides simple but effective reception and amplification of modulated radio signals. Despite its age and the increased complexity of communication systems over the years, Super-Regenerative Receivers still find use in various specialized applications due to the simplicity and low-power consumption of the design. This paper aims to provide a thorough mathematical analysis of Super-Regenerative Receivers applied to both a system level model and an electrical band pass circuit while offering a practical implementation for receiving amplitude modulated signals to be compared with simulated results.},
  language = {English},
}