Most of the amplification in a superhetrodyne receiver occurs at ______________stage?
Correct answer: A. IF
- A. IF
- B. RF amplifier
- C. Audio amplifier
- D. Detector
Explanation
The IF amplifier is designed for high, stable gain at one fixed frequency, so several cascaded IF stages provide most of the receiver amplification. The RF and audio stages provide comparatively less gain.
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