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If a superheterodyne receiver is operate at 450KHz IF and we want to listen 1100KHz station then what should be frequency of local oscillator ?Group of answer choices1550KHz450KHz900KHz550KHz

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If a superheterodyne receiver is operate at 450KHz IF and we want to listen 1100KHz station then what should be frequency of local oscillator ?Group of answer choices1550KHz450KHz900KHz550KHz

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The frequency of the local oscillator in a superheterodyne receiver can be calculated using the formula:

Local Oscillator Frequency = IF Frequency + RF Frequency

Where: IF Frequency = Intermediate Frequency RF Frequency = Radio Frequency (or the station frequency you want to listen to)

Given: IF Frequency = 450 KHz RF Frequency = 1100 KHz

Substituting these values into the formula:

Local Oscillator Frequency = 450 KHz + 1100 KHz = 1550 KHz

So, the frequency of the local oscillator should be 1550KHz.

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