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BRIEF
Int!oduction
1. in ation of the adapto!, Chapte! be !ead.
Mixe!
Z. AtL input eignal
Iato! i6-variable ove! provides all acculate control of the ca!lie!
and to avoid position
FiLt€!s and
Thi6
figure l, the-basic theo.y
rnixed with the output
6ection brielly
and O6ci11ato!
and unwanted sideband
pitch
switch
Ca!!ie!
distoltion.
alte!s the frequency by
TECHNIC
desclibes,
of 6pelation. Fo!
5
100
at
tZ kc/s and is fitted
Rejection Bri.dqe.
kc/s,
ot a Etable
A
at_
(Detailed
fed
tuning; essential to take fuU
rejection chalacte!istics o{.the
further control in the folrn of
P=E=s=c=E !E 3.r 9y=
with
Cilcuit
via
118
t 3
aid of the block diaglam
the
a fully detailed expla!-
Descliption)
preset potetrtiomete!, ie
a
kc/s oecillator. This with a slow rnotiod dlive
kc/s.
shouLd
o6cil-
which
advantage of
unit,
a three
l8
3. The rnixer output centred (18
kc/s r 6 kc/s) and an amplifier stage to both upper filters plovide a high deglee oJ rejection to wanted
Ploduct Detector5
4-
including an audio frequency cornponent. Unwanted ale subEequently resultant output therefo!e
sideband.
Each signal
Eideband
at l8
and
kc/s,
removed
band-pasE filte!, car!ie!
Calrier
til.ter output is mixed
frorn a fixed frequency
by means of a further
consists only ol the
on
!e-i.nsertion Oscillato!
kc/s,
and 1ow€r ridebaDd filte!6. The
is fed via a lZ to
lejection blidge
aLl signals othe! than
ploduct
in a
oscillato!,
fllter net$/oik. The
audio frequencies.
Asg&-EEcer-
5,
plovided
The a
audio Jlequency on each channel
gain
control and having three
\rith a
6witch for
sideband selection.
independent outputs, one
is fed to an
detector,
signal
a.
f.
24
kcls
stage
the
\vith giving ftequencies
outPut stage
oI
a
Ploducts
which
with
is
RA.
121
Section,
1.
Indicalor( c.
c,
t.
)
6.
Ac.r,t.
tu.actions
le-insertion carlie! signal, thlough.a
ghowirg
fi!6t'mixe!, oscillato!,
two-stage
a stationaly
1s thc
(18
kc/i)
Audio F!equencv
?. A sirnple
correct o! the intehal
tuning
6rciltators.
osqillato!
taken
6ame
cont!o1
folln
aa a tlrnlng
outPut
florn
tuned
the band-Pass
amplifie!. This
ellipss'when
as the
when turing o{ the
i. e.
a. f,
of
over
c.
a small range
indicato!. The
aPPlied to the
is
filtel
i5
gives a
the inPut carrier
fleduency of
the calriei re-inBeltion
iaput Eignal
provided fo! oPtional
ie
of dlift
18kc/scalrie!
X-Plates
aPPlied to the
Lissajous
frequency'
is co!!ect.
use to
of eithe! the
and t}te iaPut
Y-Plates
Presentation
afte! the
rdaintain
input 6ignal
RA. l2 L
Section
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l,
Chapter
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Mixe!
118
Baad-Pass
Ca!!ie!
Sideband amplifie!
Sideband lilters
Switching to
of
P!oduct
Stage
kc/6 Oscillato!
Filte!
Rejcction Bridge
provide
L t?
RA.
detectors
=c=Lqg
C ONTENTS
for
Sideband
gI
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Invel8lon
p=E=si=E
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4-6
l0 - rl
Audio outp\rts
Ca!rie! !e-inse!tion
Cathode-follower
AmnliaiA- 26A . f
c. !.
t.
Indicato!
Powe! supply
O6cillato! and
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RA. lZ 1
Section I
CHAPTER 5
Mixer Stage
l. A 75fl
socket
plovides
Rl
is applied
V2 centled
ll8
kcls
Z.
whilsi a +2
VZ i8 a catlode eoupled of ll8
kc/s.
(unbalanced)
PLlz-and aa
a
Fuitable impedaoce rnatch,
via Cll
on 18
fine turri.ng control
kc/9
OsciUator
kc/s. Switched capacitors vary this
Bani-Pass ritter
3.
couples thc l8
the c. !. t,
rejection
This filte! iB a 6ing1e sebtion ltarn
lZ - 24kcls.
kc/e carrier to
The carrie!
blidge stage.
g3J=L+P
PE
to the suppreEsor grid
is taken flom
= S=I=+q
source of signal at
input
plue
potentiornete!
the anode,
Colpitt6 cilcuit opelating at a
C3 coupled to a slow inotion
L tuned !.J.
alt
arnplifie!
sidebandc
g=IT
constant K have a
ttanEfolmer i1:. selies with
is appli.ed
DESCRIPTION
100 kc/s is
RVt to the signal grid
The output oI a Il8
of
Vl. The resultant
V3 aild thence the
Il-lg:--ll
coErected via
kc/6 oscillator
norni.nal frequency
fiequency by * 3
dli.ve
senEibly flat response
via
C20
varieg
plate3
Y
to the calrie!
-
of Vl.
output
kc/5
it by
the tilto!
of
Ca!!ie!
4.
the bridge loDger
available.
5.
6.
could ocLur if the
Reiection
V4 togethe! with ci.rcui.t
!e6onant, its i impedance
RV3
The beat
L9, C4Z
so the!e is no output.
ple6et
is a
308
lejection
note
with
B ridge.
R22, L9,
is resonant
control
plovided
the ca!!ie! re-insertion
carrier
level
C4Z, R2I
at l8
At the sideband frequencies
unbalances the bridge and an.output
which
ensules alt accurate
plevents
was
at
and
RV3
kc/s
or near the
and
it6 dynarnic impedance balances
the
caft'ier ftorn ploducing an audio-
oscillato! at
foln a b!idge.'
L9,
balance at 18
a later stage.
eideband leve1.
Thc
C42
is
tuned
is no
kc/s.
This
RA.
lZl
Section
l.
PiIoL car!i er systerns.
lZ.
This
where
heading
the ca!!ie!
cove!s
is ttansIni.tted 0
single
of theae signals is accomplished carlie!
13.
.
wheD
14- With
(Pa;as.
Tlre Y GAIN contlol olt the and
the receivet gain
pilot
the
indbpendeat
the calrier
however., an
recelve! Bo the sideband fa11s not
essential, but
L?
RL
to be
rnodiJic-ation
15.
For
lccelving lowe! sidebands,
highet
the
of bandvddth, receiver
signal to
the adapto!
is
set to the !equired bandwidth (3 catrle! is apploximatcly in the tuning
tuning indicato!,
contlol, but
?
to I l).
set to give a full
cart.ie! is tuned to give an
sideband emission,
lies Dear the
implovernent rnay
that the
carrier
lies
symmetricaUy
may help irl the caseg
6et to a nalrowe! bandwidth,
to
the tunirtg
plocedule
flequency, .b). an amount
be received.
main tuning
on tune, as indi.cated
FinaL
only a 3mall amount
sideband and
to
in a similar
l2lA/B
RA.
independent sideband
-Z6dB
below nolrnal
rnanner to those witll
should be set
screen display
ellipse,
the receiver
centre of its
golrretimes
to one side
within
pass-ba;d.
be obtained by tuning the
ofitg
pa66-band,
the available band width.
of intetfelence since it allows
and in o!de!
iE
neceBsa!y.
the adaptor tunilrg
corre6ponding to hau the band*'idth
For exanple, w.ith an
contlo! id set to +1.5
kc/s)
and
by the rise in amplitude
preci6e
tuning is
carried out on the adapto!
of adju8tlltent should be neces€a!y.
.sigDals
1evdt.
a fult
Dea! rnaxilnu-ltr,
on the c. !.t.
witl
be iuned so
Fo!
s,
a. b.
signals,
i.e. so that
ThiE
the
achieve
to
it a slight
isAiatiaet to a
l. E. b. Bignal of akc/s
kc/s, The
tuned until the
pilot
I'unUg
that
is
16.
-
capacito! a
l?.
To take signals with flortt zelo.
covers only tZ
switch
plovided
is
Fo! uppe! detuned
16.
The use of thi6
po65i.b1e
Svstems with
19.
No sln-rple ri:ell:od
is avai.lable
be
tuned by
ear.
6kc/s sidebandB
pleselve
To
kc/s.
which gives
a
slow tuning Ilr order to a
furthe! t3
sidebands the above procedu!e
to the l.
side
f.
detuning
of zelo.
procedure
intelmodulation products
completely
{or the tuning
supp:essed
ci runing
these signals i.s i{:lown,
indicator to wo!k
carrier.
the adaptor is detuned 3
late howeve!, thc main tuning
cove!
a g!eate!
kc/6,
is adopted with t}Ie adapto!
helps
from adjacent
with
the ieduction of any
Etlong signals.
No
on, so these signals must
kc/E
range tban thiE,
piloi
carrier
RA.
I2I
Sectlon
r,
LhaPlel
J.
20.
Listening
centred on the
be
the RA,
to
pass-band, then adjusted slowly until whethe!
listen
to each
recognize
pleBdttt
not
the signal
the
too
is of
output chadtel chalactelistic
rnuch difficulty.
17
outPut,
signal becoaes itrtelligible.-
the
the 1. s.
in turn. With a little sound
the signal is fitst
judged
by loudness.
b. or u. s. b. variety
Practice
of this tyPe of ernission,
tuned until it
adaptor tuning is
The
If_it
will
it
be if
is
and tunilg
aPPeals
i5 nof
kno"rr
necessary to
possible
to
wiU
to
21.
ouq)ut
22.
\{he!e the
as above,
channels.
For
the
signal is of the
except
leccptidn
both carlying
6. s. b.
not
6ignale. Sirrce
rleceEsaly to re-inse!t approximately 50 result.
supPre s
Tuning
sed. car!ie!
ie
that
of double
the same
the
of the collect
c/s
carlied
syatelns.
i. e.b. type,
intelligeace
u'il1
the turliDg
be
eideband suPP!essed
inteltigence) the signals
two. sidebands
the catlier
ate
phase.
in
sePalated
frequency an
out ill exactly
the eame
obtained
ale tleated
Providing intelligible
way as
i3
carlied
out
PleciEely
florn both sidebaDd
calrie!
signals
as nolmal
in the
adaPto!; it i5
it is
withilt
signa).
with
othe!
will
fu]Iy
(i.
e.
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Section
I,
Chapter
3.
A Bhli {i a- r''l: a
^
14.
The
18
two stage RVZ is included. indicato! ald of the
to
'such
15.
calrie!
the carlie!
locking
Whea
the a.
oEcillato!
by
the arnplifier
c. r. t,
15.
Iidicator
The
c, !. t, op€lates
plesentatiott. potential platee giving
of
the accelelating
can
be adju6ted
X and
Y V6 iE applied plate6,
kc/s
calrie! ouq)ut
tuned amplilier
The output
also
via
C30
!ei!6e!tioD
flequency
to
b€ callied
t.
c. is switched
tuned
circuit
output
One X and
by
shift
to the
contlol.
X-ptate.
and
oscillato!
when
out
cilcuit
as
anode
RV3 alrd
frorn
using
is
couPled
tf,le a.
{, c. V6.
the
carlier
without
off
to
codlpensate
in the
a
tuning
one y plate
whilst
RVS to
The
output
and
thc
arnpUfied
the band-pass
a
triode pentode
.\|ia
CZ9
ON/OFF switch
This locks the
fleque[cy
affecting
and
C3g
t}re inteuigibility
C39
fo!
a.
f. c.
iDdicato!
ON conditi;n.
by
are
strapped
potentlals
the
above of thc
carrier ie applied
to
the
is
ale
the
capacitance
tneans
and
below
carrier
fi.lter is
V3.
y_plates
to
coupled
gain
A
of
the tuned
oscillato!
trea! enough
of
s\'itchadraclo!!
i.ntlod.uced
of a
Lissajou6
togethe!
on ihc
at
other
the anode potential
!e-inEeltlon
to the
to
a
contlol
the
cr!.
circuit
flequency
to
enable
the signal.
tho
ttre two
osci,Irato!
y_
t.
Powe!
17. .:
c, r. t.
Supplv
powe!
The line
is supplied,
ci!cuits.
supply
is
convendolal,
so that
a
total.
of
except
ueally
that an additioaa].
600 volts is
available
negative
fo!
the
RA. l2l
Section l,
Chapte! 5.
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CONTENTS
CI{APTER
C!{APT CI{APTER CI{APTER
CI'APTER
ER 2
I
3 4 5
TEST
MAIN"ENANCE VALVE
TEST ALIGNMENT COI{PONENTS
EOUIPMENT
DATA
SPECIFICATION
REOUIRED
PROCEDURE
LIST
FOR
RA. l2l.
CHAPTER
1
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RA.
l2 r
Section
2
CHAPTER
I
1..
Ies=E
The following enance desc:ibed
(")
(b)
(")
(d)
(e)
(0
Multi-tange a.
Signal provide
Valve D,igitaI.F!cquency
125
Output powet
lOKg,
gyJ=Plg
=E
jterns
c. and
kc / a).
d. c.
cenorator (l0O
?5
Voltincte! (50
watt
+
gI=:a
of
ia thie part
meter (20,
up to
ohrns
rhcte!.
!eslsto!.
*E
test gea.
500
soulce
mV
Mcter (max.
gJJIpp
are
requlred
of
the
bandbookt_
0000/vo1t)
volt8.
kc/s)
etth
lmpcdd,ncer.
to l00V
=E
9&
to
meaauring
a rnatching
r. rn.
f !equcncy
e.
)
Jt+Iry
car!y
devlc6
T=E=\+
out
NCE
t}Ie rnairt_
to
RA. l2l
Section
2.
Int!oductign
S=E+=P+E+.=2=
Y+=LJE=P+J+.
qONTENTS
Pa!a
Ba6c
Valvc
CoDnectlong
complemcnt
aDd
typical
voltagcs
RA. 12l
Section
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