Which of the following is not a major benefit of using RF amplifier stages in superheterodyne receiver design?
A) larger frequency tuning range
B) improved noise characteristics
C) improved image frequency rejection
D) more gain resulting in improved sensitivity

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The major benefits of using RF amplifier stages in superheterodyne receiver design include improved noise characteristics (B), improved image frequency rejection (C), and more gain resulting in improved sensitivity (D). A larger frequency tuning range is not directly a benefit of using RF amplifier stages; it is more related to the design of the local oscillator and the tuning circuit.

Which of the Following Is Not a Major Benefit of Using