Class C Power Amplifier

I was hoping for something more like an FM receiver.

THD thd

FM recivers are quite complicate

I'm hoping thebugger will manage it.

I already answered you. FM receivers are hard to simulate in EC. Hard due to the enormous carrier and modulating signal frequency difference. AM receivers on the other hand are very simple and i believe there are numerous circuits here with both AM transmitters and AM receivers (most of which are mine because i find AM fascinating). I even posted a while back a stereo implementation of an AM transmitter. Or rather a more efficient use of the AM band. I'm sorry FM receivers are out of reach. Just google FM receiver circuit, or FM receiving IC. There are a few IC's out there that offer an awesome job, with only a few external components. P.S. Faceblast, i haven't measured the THD yet but, now that you mention it, i will.

Just make the modulator signal 1MHz or so instead of a few KHz. The FM transmitter can be a VCO. A 555 will work with the control pin as frequency control.

By the way I asked you a question on your newest AM circuit which I love.

I measured the harmonic residue and it turns out that the combined power of all the harmonics is 4mWrms. This means that the output is extremely clean.

Haven't seen the question. Will look it up now. A 555 won't make a viable FM transmitter/receiver because it's maximum frequency is 1Mhz. If you want to see a cool representation of the FM idea, okay do your 555 thingy, but if you want a viable working circuit, that's not the way to go.

I don't need a working in real life circuit, I just need a working in simulation circuit.

I want a realistic receiver, but I don't care about an unrealistic transmitter.

Just scout the web, this is next to impossible to do here in EC.

1-10Mhz modulation, unrealistic transmitter. That should make it easier.

If you insist that you just can't do it, then you can just make a receiver with input manually modulated.

By the way I commented your "super low distortion preamplifier" circuit. The one for your Ultimate Hi-Fi Class B Amplifier V3.2.

Not the "super low THD preamplifier".

Listen with 1-10Mhz modulation the deviation will be too great and the filtering will probably not be able to work under such conditions. I'll try, but i don't guarantee anything