This AM receiver circuit is based ob the IC ZN415 introduced by Ferranti. This IC is an improved version of the early ZN414. It is a complete AM radio receiver and does not need IF transformers and ...

The AM Radio for Every Vehicle Act passed out of the House Energy and Commerce Committee on Wednesday following a full ...

While the NAB and several broadcast groups challenged the FCC’s 2018 Quadrennial Review in the Eighth Circuit Court with oral arguments against current ownership caps, an unexpected topic made an ...

The auto industry has previously opposed such measures, citing cost and declining listenership to AM stations.

This two transistor AM radio circuit is also called “mini-radio”. It uses only 2 transistors and few passive components which makes is very easy to be constructed. Although the circuit is very simple, ...

MINNEAPOLIS — A battle for control of our car dashboards has gone all the way to Washington, as Congress weighs action to mandate a century-old technology - AM Radio - onboard all new vehicles. The ...

"Broadcast AM radio is an essential part of our emergency alert infrastructure, but the responses to my letter show that far too many automakers are ignoring the critical safety benefits of AM radio.

Ford CEO Jim Farley announced Tuesday morning that the automaker is reversing its previous plan to remove AM radio from vehicles, both electric and gasoline-operated, in 2024. Farley, in a post on his ...

Broadcast owner Neal Ardman has announced an initiative “to force the big electric vehicle manufacturers to stop causing interference to the AM band.” “We are hoping to work something out with the ...

The threat of eradicating AM radio in American cars produced a rare scene of bipartisanship in Congress on Tuesday when lawmakers rallied to the defense of the staticky broadcasts. Democratic and ...

When we build an electronic project in 2016, the chances are that the active components will be integrated circuits containing an extremely large amount of functionality in a small space. Where once ...