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<p>with its intermediate frequency, has been used in virtually all radio receivers.</p>

<p><big>Examples</big></p>
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* down to c. 20&nbsp;kHz, 30&nbsp;kHz (A. L. M. Sowerby and H. B. Dent), 45&nbsp;kHz (first commercial superheterodyne receiver: RCA Radiola AR-812 of 1923/1924), c. 50&nbsp;kHz, c. 100&nbsp;kHz, c. 120&nbsp;kHz<br/>
* 110&nbsp;kHz was used in European AM <a href="page.php?w=longwave">longwave</a> broadcast receivers.<br/>
* 175&nbsp;kHz (early wide band and communications receivers before introduction of powdered iron cores)<br/>
* 260&nbsp;kHz</p><p>
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