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single transistor tuned transmitter basics

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Default single transistor tuned transmitter please help
hi everyone,i am trying to design single stage tuned transistor transmitter for short distance to learn the basic calculations of transmitter i know i need following part
amplifier circuit-the NPN single stage amplifier which amplify the signals
oscillator circuit- tuned circuit which use to create carrier signals
audio source-to convert audio signal in to voltage signals
antenna-to transmit Rf signal

i know only 20hz audio frequency
transmitter distance 30m
power supply 12v
operating frequency 500khz
am modulations
(i am not sure that my transmitter operate this range i have no idea i only guess above value if i wrong please correct me )
i don't care bad quality of transmitter

i just wanna know how to design amplifier circuit ,what is gain for this transmitter what frequency generate throw tuned circuit for this transmitter
i am new so i have many basic problems please give me information how i can design single stage tuned transmitter what parameter i need

thanks to all
 
Why did you or your teacher select 500kHz, 20Hz and AM modulation?
What will you use as a receiver because an AM radio does not receive below 540kHz and won't play a sound as low as 20Hz.

An AM transmitter has an RF oscillator, a modulator and an antenna. Learn about them then design the transmitter.
Ask your teacher to help you.
 
I am gessing 500KHz to keep it legal.
I think the 20Hz audio should be a rang like 20Hz to 1KHz, or 20Hz to 20KHz.
 
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