Single Chip FM Radio circuit

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Single Chip FM Radio

Description.

Here is a compact low cost FM radio circuit using IC TDA 7000. This circuit is designed as per the data sheet and the result is excellent.Ideal for all category of electronic enthusiasts.

The TDA7000 is a monolithic integrated circuit for mono FM portable radios, where a minimum on peripheral components is crucial. The IC TDA 7000 has a Frequency-Locked-Loop system with an intermediate frequency of 70 kHz. The intermediate frequency selectivity is achieved by active RC filters. The only function which needs alignment is the resonant circuit for the oscillator, thus selecting the reception frequency. Spurious reception is avoided by means of a mute circuit, which also eliminates too noisy input signals. Special steps are taken to meet the radiation requirements.

FM Radio Circuit Diagram with Parts List. FM Radio Circuit

Notes

  • For L1 and L2 wind 5 turns of 0.6 mm enameled Copper wire on a 4 mm dia plastic former.
  • For antenna use a 50mm long insulated copper wire.
  • IC TDA 7000 can withstand up to 10 V supply voltage.But I recommend 6V.
  • Use an 8 Ohm speaker or Headphone at the audio output.

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56 Responses to “Single Chip FM Radio circuit”

  • usman umer says:

    I AM doing experiment form my childhood i have interest in automatic machines , transmitter and other circuits lm 741,lm555 timer,hcf4017 ,lm 3914 ic is very good for hobby

  • Franz says:

    Hi there !

    For anyone who still searches the TDA7000: it isn´t obsolete!
    Reichelt Elektronik ( http://www.reichelt.de ) sitll sales it, for
    an budget price 1,95 Euros. There is also the common known
    TCA440 for sale, around 10 Euros.

  • Seetharaman says:

    Hi Rohit please go through Sony Data sheet.
    Recommended operation is only 9 volt. 14 volt is absolute maximum hence not recommended. I have used it from 3 to 9 volt without any difficulty or deterioration in performance except maximum available volume level.
    http://pdf1.alldatasheet.com/datasheet-pdf/view/46638/SONY/CXA1619BS.html

  • Rohit says:

    Hello Seetharaman,

    I have heard the IC CXA1619BS (Sony)is a very good chip for FM radio circuits, is it possible to have a circuit around this IC, it is suitable for about 14 volts, hence with this circuit it can always be fitted in a car.

    regards

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  • priyabrat says:

    plsss send me a simple fm transmitter ckt wid description

  • Bh says:

    how to select the desired channel frequency??

  • Asif Nadeem says:

    commercial radios start from 87.5Mhz to 108Mhz. how do i improve this design to get to that range? use bigger value of variable capacitor?

  • Sc petit says:

    The sony 1c u toked of has more dan 30pins n dis pins are stacked 2geda…cant even fit in a PCB…you knw of any Fm schematic using dis sony cx1916bs..
    THE tda 7000 can power a 8ohms speaker,i used Lm386l audio amp 2 do d amplification,unfortunating yet tune in2 a station,where is d prob 4m?,4m d varicap diode,or d coil? But i can hear d rushing noise just as every normal radio, pls i nid help?

  • seetharaman says:

    Hi Nadeem Pin No 5 positive and Pin No 16 zero potential (common), Please refer to Philips datasheet
    http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/philips/TDA7000_CNV_2.pdf

  • Nadeem says:

    i can’t find where to give negative and positive terminal of the DC current. Please help me.

  • Roomi says:

    I love electronics,in my childhood i was make little electronic project.after see this website i remember my child hood.
    Thank you admin.

  • hari says:

    hello
    this is hari i am intrested in wireless cqan u have acess point circuit diagram pls send this mail id harisagars@gmail.com

  • seetharaman says:

    Hi Dayal and Sunil the IC is very rare now. instead you can use Sony CXA1619BS chip which is very common, economical and very good. works down to 2.4volt. you can refer my earlier communication on this on 18th March.

  • SUNIL KUMAR NK says:

    can you give me a sample…regarding the TDA7000 circuit above…?

  • dayal says:

    this circuit is good enough but i also see some chinies circuits which uses 3 volt power supply for the fm receiver circuits.
    so i am requesting you all to please search this type of circuit which is energy efficient.

  • aljhon (real name) says:

    my priority is the pcb layout…can you give me a sample…regarding the tda7000 circuit above…

  • aljhon (real name) says:

    is there any ic that can be a replacement for tda7000

  • johnsy says:

    can you send a link where i can see a pcb layout for this projects

  • charles says:

    sir how can i change the frequency of reciever?
    is it by changing the rheostat?

  • seetharaman says:

    hi raju you can try Sony CXA1619BS which is available freely in India.
    http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheets/208/199184_DS.pdf

  • raju says:

    salo ic milti nahi hai (TDA7000).

  • Jack says:

    Can this chip with a few external components btpass the FM demodulator and demodulate an AM or CW or DSB/USB/LSB Signal?? Seems like there is an output pin where the IF signal is avAilable Pin 12 (i.f. filter) or 16 (i.f. limiter)of this chip.

    I want to use this for Aircraft frequencies 110-137mhz which broadcast AM only.

  • Zkr says:

    Unfortunatelly, TDA7000 is obsolete and hard to find. There was one schematic with TDA7000 and TDA7052 – perfect little radio.
    Someone mentioned CXA1619, which is even more obsolete.

    Do anyone know any new circuit ?

  • Amitesh says:

    Hi friends any one can give circuits regarding mobile phone. As iam student of electronics and iam very much interested in mobile and radio circuit making i want some mobile circuits. Plz help me to do some projects on mobile communication. I hope that all of you help me.
    Regards,
    AMITESH

  • Santy says:

    Guys I want to build a FM transmitter whose input is from any USB device like Flsh Drive(Pen drive) OR MMC Card reader.
    It should play MP3′s stored in the pen drive……
    Any kind of help will do…

  • raja says:

    hey friends i need mii project circuit related to automation………

  • seetharaman says:

    hai sree, Sony CXA1619BS is the best FM radio chip with all necessary circuits including amplifier to drive speaker. this chip works from 14 volt down to 3 volt. performance of this chip is also great and economical. no special coils and ifts are required. std components are used. very easy to assemble. enjoy. see the enclosed web site.
    http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheets/208/199184_DS.pdf

  • Sree says:

    Good site.tda 7000 are seems to be obsolete now a days ,can you have any replacement for it ??

  • THANK YOU VERY MUCH about TDA700 circuit with varicap tunning… I will make it… but about the varicap:
    is there another number can use it?
    exp. mv2009, bb109,…etc
    thank you again, good luck for all

    AMIN_OD5SR MUHIEDDINE CHIDIAC
    BEIRUT – LEBANON

  • Electronics Goldmine says:

    Thanks and regards

    Raza

  • admin says:

    plenty of such circuits are already here. I will try to add more

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  • Sachin says:

    Wr is the tuning circuit

  • Saleem says:

    Dear admin
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  • kingsley joseph says:

    please i need this note togetherwith its image in my mail box

  • admin says:

    there are many radio circuits in the Radio Circuits section.
    Pls have a look.

  • Aamir says:

    please tell me simple circuit for radio….

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    I doing surfing many sites but not a sucessfull please help me reply as possible as

  • kashif says:

    i have no money to buy these components for expriment but i have very intrest in electronics.

  • asim says:

    hi,i need a circuit equivalent to an antenna so that i don’t have to use an antenna in an fm transmitter.thanks,waiting very eagerly!!!

  • admin says:

    If the diameter, length and material of the spool are same then OK.

  • Chiny says:

    Please i really need a simple fm radio circuit diagram. email me at hunkygee@yahoo.com. Its important as i have a deadline to meet. thanks
    Chiny

  • Roel says:

    can the spools be replaced by ordinary spools that you can buy in a radioshack? my shack has various.

  • niju says:

    am an electronic student.i want to make a home inverter.can u help me?

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  • Mosque says:

    Thanks, this helped for my electronics coursework!! Cheers!

  • Faco says:

    Help Me Please, I Have Not Adapter :(

  • Faco says:

    My Radio Signal Repress All Internet Signal, But This System Not Working In 24 DC v :(

  • Faco says:

    Wow Its Powerful System, cool man ! :)

  • djbuti says:

    hey man there is a problem with de potentiometer how is posible that the potentiometer is conected with the possitive and the ground of the source voltage?

    author: please take a close look.A POT as high as 100K is used here.it is the fixed ends of the POT that are connected between positive and ground.At any condition the resistance between positive and ground will be 100K.This is almost equal to an open circuit.There is no chance of a short.

    ****(the problem comes when we connect the slider and one end of the POT across the power supply.When the slider is at low resistance position ,then there will be a short)****

  • mutee ur rehman says:

    i want simpel fm kit

  • Travis says:

    Does anyone know where I could purchase a tda7000 IC

  • cool386 says:

    Audio output will not drive headphones or speakers as stated. Further amplification is required as the TDA7000 has an output of only 75mVrms into the 22K load. The supply needs to regulated where varicap tuning is used.

  • adrian says:

    comment:
    ok,but vcc max 2.5 vDC !!!!
    6 VDC burn out man….

    Reply:
    I don’t find any problem in connecting 6V supply to TDA 7000.The normal supply range of TDA 7000 is 2.7 to 10 Volts and the limiting value is 12V. So there is absolutely no problem in connecting 6V supply to the IC.For further proof you may please refer the datasheet of TDA 7400.Any way go ahead with the circuit.Thanks for the comment

  • Magbj says:

    omg.. good work, man

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