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am modualation for tone generator

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Do you want a circuit for a dual tone encoder or a circuit for an am transmitter or both?
 
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both..actualy my frst part is to design an am transmitter which has a modulating signal input as dtmf tone and a carrier signal .... but frankly i m quite blind to strt ,, any help will b vry much appreciated...
 
We don't know what frequency you want to broadcast on.
There are kits and ready made modules for these circuits.
For general reference and detailed instructions I would consult the ARRL Handbook or other "radio amateur" publications.
 
the problem is i cannot use tcm5589n tone generator with simple base mod... i hav to modulate the incoming tone with a crystal osc using manual am.. and need to transmit it... so i m stuck how to modulate this dtmf tones using am...
 
if u can give some tips how to a.m dtmf i can atleast strt... like this ckt **broken link removed**... can i use it??
 
AM modulation means varying the amplitude of the transmitted wave.
Your transmitter should have an oscillator, buffer stage, and output rf amplifier.
You vary the strength of the output amplifier by changing (modulating) the power (dc) supplying it.

Edit: I'll let an expert help you at this point.
 
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