Does anyone know of a good FM transmitter chip

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From: John V. Jaskolski
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 1991 19:15

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I am interested in building a hand-held battery-powered Part 15 FM
transmitter for 1800 Baud
teletype FSK communications.  I would like to minimize the effort in
putting together the transmitter so I am interested in using a single
chip solution if possible.  Employing the BA1404 FM stereo transmitter
chip (Rohm, Inc.) would involve overkill since stereo transmission is
not necessary.  Does anyone have any recommendations regarding FM
transmitter chips (of a sort that might compliment the TDA7000 FM
receiver chip)?; or, can anyone recommend sources of "minimum number of
component" solutions for FM transmitters.

Thank You In Advance,

John V. Jaskolski

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