
SIEMENS
2Ol2 kW TV Transmitter
with Modulation at
Fixed lntermediate
Frequency
Band
lll

2Ol2
kW
TV
Transmitter
Band
ilt
with
Modulation
Fixed
Contents
1. General
2.
Special features
3.
Construction
4.
l\.4ode
5. Electrical data
description
of operation
at
lntermediate
Frequency
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1.
General description
This
2012 kW VHF band lll television transmitter contains two
separate amplifier
signals.
The standard version is
with the CCIB Recommendations
bandwidth). lf required
the FCC standard
OIFT standard
these
systems
chains, one
the
(525
(625
lines. B l\y'Hz channel bandwidth).
the transmitter is fully
lor vision
designed
for
(625
transmitter
lines.6 lvlHz
the other
operation
lines, 7 lviHz channel
can also be supplied to
for sound
in
accordance
channel bandwidth), or
color-compatible
NTSC. PAL or SECAN,4 standards.
lvlodulation
requirements
ty
signal level
translstors,
sound amplifier and diplexer
the
entire band lll range of 174 Io 23O l\.4H2. Before delivery,
they
The
at fixed lF assures the
with excellent long-term
stages up
power
the
tuned
are
to a
to 20
stages tetrodes. Both the
fixed
channel.
transmitter meets
stability.
power
W output
incorporate
picture
combining unit can be
The lower
transmitter is suitable for two-tone transmission according
to the IRT 2-carrier-process.
The layout
construction and
specifications of VDE
and the lEC.
Forced
from a three-phase
variations
is not
ol the equipment, the electrical and mechanical
safety devices are all
(Union
of German Electrical Engineers)
air cooling only is employed. The
t3o/..
greater
supplied as
380/220 V
than 37o, a mains regulator is required This
part
of the transmitter.
in
accordance
transmitter operates
50 Hz mains.
For
to the
gh qual-
h
and
tuned
with the
For
srlcon
over
mains
2. Special
ideas in
Latest
transmission and in air-cooled tetrode amplifiers
vision
stage
features
semiconductor drivers
in both the high
and
for vision and
pedormance
sound
in
lhe driver
final stages for
vision and sound.
Three tube stages, but only two types of tubes because driver
stage
vislon
and amplifier stage sound are
fitted with tubes
of
the same type.
l\,4odulation in vision and
power
frequency at
Common subcarrier frequency
section
Operation with
Sound section
low
bV incorporated
precision
prepared
sound section
level.
quartz
offset conditions
for mountihg of equipment suitable
for two-tone transmission in
process.
vision
Driver
sound assembled as independent units in one
generation
oscillator.
accordance with
at a fixed intermediate
for vision and sound
possible.
iRT 2-carrier-
"cabinet".
Comfodable servicing
using slide-in
prestages
and logical monitoring
Clear
cassette systems
vision/sound and
Non-volatile storage
memory
Exclusive use of silicon semiconductors in the driver interlock-
ing
Electronically
locations.
equipment
and
regulated
ciocked switched-mode
and in the semiconductor linear
The high voltage
provided
by modular construction
for
functional
the
of the control
panels.
of operations and interlocking.
maior faults at
of
power
supplies.
supply voltage for the
power
supplies
power
supply units contain silicon rectifiers
power
ampliliers.
in
the slide-in cassettes
units of the
failure;
driver
total of
from
with controlled breakdown voltage.
lndividual
voltage for
electronic control
tube.
each
of control
grid
and
screen-grid
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3.
Construction
The
transmitter
system".
unbolted
tinal
Simple
cabinets,
amplilier
vision/sound
on castors.
Cooling
cabinets
air
can be
or lhrough
tomer's requirements.
The
transmitter
termediate
a mobile
All
assemblies,
cooling
The
Driver
including
equipment,
transmitter
vision/sound,
together
interlocking.
The
structural
cabled
together.
the
caotnet.
Dnvet
stage
wrth
v sron
power
with
Final
stage
the
using
power
with
LV2
stage LV3
suppljes.
RF
combining
with
diplexer
panel.
The
cabinet. The
housrng
Cooling
consisting
ln view
not
such th,ngs
equipment
of the
be housed
can be
floor.
transmitter.
with the
consjsts
semiconductor
with
control
units
The lower
(catiage
driver
supply
vision/sound,
amplifiers,
tetrode FIS
usjng
unit,
vision/sound
vision/sound
remaining
of filters,
noise
in the
sound-absorbing
4
is
built according
assembly
and mounting
supplied
the lloor
set up
Small
size
exception
are
housed
of the following
BTV (cabinet
linear
panel
are fitted
"Frame
amplifier
and
Vj
half
D)
LV1
equipment.
i.e.
2026
teüode
KE
type
(cabinet
fot
diplexer
space is
as measuring
blower
and
produced,
transmitter
one.
.modular
to the
of lhe transmitter
of the
driver
on units
either
permits
plales,
on a
in
cabinets.
that
are
through
depending
solid flat
setting
of the
necessary
cabinet
V)
amplifiers
for
switching
in
a
'occupies
contarns
using
(cabinet
BTE
the 20
CL.
and the
yL
1057
2O/2
occupies
at
piping
the
room
for vision
on transmitter
.frame
V1,,
the
tetrode
kW vision
2 kW
together
K)
kW and
the
client,s
equipment.
up
to
cooling
equipment
but
rather
E)
the lower
packaging
by
means
stage
and the
easily wheeled
the
top
of the
on the
floor,
without in_
up in
a container
external
units:
and sound
and are fixedly
upper half
yL
sound
RF
of
1057
amplifier
amplifi;r
power
with
changeover
ihird
disposal for
5 metres long.
should
in
an adjacent
of eäsily
out
cus_
and
complete
stage
the
of
good
The
the
control
the
long-term
transmitter
system issues
status information
transmitter
control
An
panel
interlock loop
any incorrect
must
be
adjusted from
as
way that
The
points,
greater
mechanically
the
breaker
sures
the
The
tinuous
the operator
mode
and
than 42
operators
in
accordance
that betore
energy
transmjtter
monjtoring
currents. ln
panels
of some
measuring
dicate
dislurbances
individual
The
stages.
quality
be checked
frequency pre-corrector
control
outputs
equipment.
with direclional
instruments
Extended
rack
as VF
monitorjng
in
the transmitter.
picture
ideally
is manned,
(in
the first
ensures
commands.
stabiljty
of the
suited for
instructions
back
to the
it
is
controlled
cabinet).
that no
Control
time
to
in no
time,
danger
is
operating
unmanned
to the
control
damage
knobs
of construction guarantees
connectors
locked.
without
sources
is fitted
V
are
out of reach
Thus,
any
with
any
action requjred
are
which
carry ljne
the
danger.
IEC
shorted
with
all instruments
and,
front
A visible
recommendation
and
and measurement
addition
instruments.
of the
at various
The lF
with
to
slide-in
and
transmitted
for
the
connection
and RF
couplers for
50 ohm input
of operation
gear.
VF
the above
units
Visual
deviations
instrument panel,
also
contain
displays
video
points.
Thus.
has additionally
of video
power
stages are
the
connection
impedance.
is
This rack
can accommodate
oscjlloscope,
from normal
and audio
conditions
operation.
transmitter
and
centre. When
press
by
are arranged
whatsoever.
that
doors
can be
and
sljders. whjch
conductors.
voltage
where
can be
key
buttons
caused
in
such
or voltages
necessary,
opened,
interlock
215-1.
for
servicing,
grounded.
of operating
for
necessary
voitages
the front
where necessary
and
sjgnal lamps
functionjng
sionals can
for
example
decoupled
possible
the video
frequency
provided
lF
of
and RF
on a
separate
75
test
such
Nyquist-demodulator,
makes
A remote
sends
the
on the
by
a
switch
are
by
as_
example,
for
con_
and
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vrsion/sound
4. Mode
Driver
vision/sound,
The
driver
vision/sound
and
sound
signals
tron required
power
amplifiers.
driver
stage
vision
driver
stage
linear
Semiconduclor
The
modular
in the
a cassette
mand
multlple
A
small front
The
v deo.
measuflng points
the front
ment with
operating
lhe
outout
tion.
The
vision
measuring
switches.
video
The linear
on
sirnilar lines
common
Dtivet
The
video
plifier
equivalent
to-peak
switched
cont ol ano
able.
Between
passive
is a
ceiver delay
bypassed.
video
signal
mediate
located
6
sound
amplifier
units
form
of
system
and
signaling
plugs.
panel
audio,
panels.
a rneasunng point
values.
frlters
and
values
These
signal.
amplifiers
sllde-in
stage
vision
signal is
and
a delay
inputs
and
a level
off and
measunng purposes
all-pass
errors.
The intermediate
n the
frequency
in
a thermostat
of
operation
BTV (cabinet
supplies
power
at the
to dlrectly
vision/sound
drive the transmitteis
The
dr ver
prestage
of the vision/sound
plug-ln
cassettes.
with associated power
lines
are made
provided
ts
and
intermediate
are
brought
The front
The
ano
sound
for
monitors
and
unit.
fed
equalizer. The
for
a
circuit for
the
vision
panel
space
tne video
branches
the
output
also
for vision
are
located
to the vision
a nominal
controjler.
amplifier
network
black level
This receiver
frequency
vision
modulator.
produced
is
of the vision
V)
completely
levels
and with
stages
can
section
which
are
vra
flexible
beneath
each row
frequency
out
to readily
also
contains
selector
behind
a white
for
switch for
these
lrequencV
have
monitors
power
and
check
the
and
sound
with
input
a
power
the
modulator
vision
amplifier
voltage
level
blankinq.
.neasJ.ing
and the
pre-equalization
delay
equalization
ls
The unmodulated
quartz
by a
modulator
processed
pre_correc-
the
vision/sound
be subdivided
are
grouped
suppltes.
constructed
tooether
The
cables with
of slide-ins.
outputs
available
a control instru-
control of the
panels
front
recerver
sync
that
contain
pulses
pre_correc_
derivate
threshold
are constructed
supply
via
a vision
has two
of 1 Voit
clipper that
For level
oritpul rs
vision
modulator
of the re_
can be
moduJaled
controlled
with
unit. The modu_
vision
final
into:
com-
and
points
contains
in the
in a
am_
peak_
can be
avair-
there
the
inter_
generator
lated lF
filter
exchanged if
required.
the
further
delay (v
ond
signal
housed in
group
delay
sion/sound
delay equalzer
signal now
a high
degree
(rise
mitter
The resulting
where
it is converted
frequency.
in
vides
sufficient
the
oscillator frequency
The lollowing
plete
frequency
on
amplifier
frequency.
Driver
The
duces
For the
quency
via a
stage saund
driver stage
lhe
purpose
modulated
the frequency
mainlained
disturbances
pauses
during
fringes
at the receiver.
synchronization
Linear
amplifier
The
transistor
nals
each to
Each linear
Frcquency preparation
The
auxiliary lrequency
originates
controlled in
oscillator. The lrequency
in a
perature-stable
A
special
split the
Precision
special
cassette
distributor
VHF
offset
additional
system.
passes
then
an individual
transmission
The next
delay
delay variat
equalzer
diplexe0.
passes
is regulated
through
of llnealzation
and
signal
phase)
now
time
The frequency
suppression
3/3 watt
range.
narrow-band
sound
I'eoJelcy
rrooutdted
of frequency
via a
difference
equal
to the
picture
of the
in
transmission
passes
linear
amplifiers
20 watts
amplifier
self
phase
a
required
is housed
excited VHF
locked
by
a thermostat
amplifier (RF
signal into
of the
oscillator
equipment
through
cassette.
according
equalizer in
in
on
the
vestigial
s available
The
to
pre-corrector
the lF
of the non-linearities
especia
passes
to lhe trcquency
to the required
converter
of undesired
and the
stages
The
contains
phase
between
line frequency
lf
the
automatically
needed
determining
auxiliary
are
broadband
RF
signal is
filter
centred
the
sound inter.nediate
stabilization
comparator
vision
by
an unmodulated
can
cause
pulses
sync
raise
to
drive the
n a
for frequency
oscillator
loop
by
bulfer amptifie0
the vision
and
circuit
that
can be housed
the vestigial
This
unit
can
to a different
the
for
equalizing
output voltage
a constant
path
signal
sideband
amplitude.
that
y
channel
contains
in the
product
frequency.
power
transmission
or
a filter
over the
then fed
on the
operating
sound modulator
this lF
in
such a
and
sound
(15
625 Hz).
sound
no moving
should
to
the vision
the vision
ide
s
ln
whose fiequency
be lost.
and
power
module.
conversion
the frequency
eiements
sound
is made
are kept
sides.
possible
in the
sideband
easily be
standard
equalizes
fitter.
A
the transmitter
from
the
sec-
The
provides
in the
trans-
ampljfier.
converter
pro_
that
frequencies.
com_
to the linear
that oro_
{requency.
signal is
fre_
way that
carriers is
ln this
way
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lvloi16
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carrier.
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sig-
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transmitters.
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stage
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panel
stage D
driver
power
are
mounted
cabinet
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the unit
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frequency
control
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pressure
switch
range.
grid
cavity
being monitored
The anode
system.
power
The
heater
voltage.
voltages
torized
with
also the
The high
rectifier
bridge
that when
rises
Any
operating
the
protective
l\leasuring
All
amplifier
are
and
ln
driver there
B
for
series regulators.
a folding
power
voltage
elements
circuitry.
the supply
smoothly
excess
on the magnetic
DC transducer
spark
equipment
important
and
monitored
outlet to the
order to monitor
panel
and
'with
stage
supply
with fault
monitoring
slide-in
consists
and RF measuring
memory
units
switches
of driver
on sliding frames.
driver
stage
to be
or the
combining
provision
is
no
is withdrawn
driver
circuitry
is
cooled
circuit
supplies
control
control
amplfier
The YL
cavity is
can be tuned
1057 tetrode
by forced
by a rnembrane
subject to
are separated
grid.
screen
and scieen
An
characteristic protects
supplying
rectifier
network.
lor
wth'avalanche
Special
up to
plate
of
gap
voltages
the RF lorward
and indicated.
is
a measu!.ing
is
the desired
current is
and in
and
cavity is
the
control
measures
switched
amplifier
parallel
currents in
displayed.
directional
of transmiftet
there is
and
the
interlocks
amplilier
equipment.
This
wheeled
for
air
into
unit
cabinet
the
operation
is
convection,
the IEC
into
individual
grid
grids
are
excess
the
plate
current
not
voltage
characleristic,'
have
on the
value
without
reglstered
principle.
with the
the
and reflected
The
air temperature
power
coming from
coupler
slide-in
mode
either
cassette unit
for
the individual
LVj
with assocF
All
of construction
the driver
as
circumstances
structural
of the
over
the entire band lll
operated in
type
grounded
the
differential
air-pressure
safety lock
units for
plale
and
controlled
voltages.
by transis_
protectjon
only the tetrode
comprises
in three-plate
been
taken
to ensure
filtered
output voltage
overshoot.
by a DC
ln
series with
tetrode
tube vision
power
at its
transducer
there is a
driver
at the inlet
the vision
equipped with
amplifier
The
circuit
but
output
probes
diode
for indicating
directional coupler is
entrance to the vision
The instruments
in
cated
forward
A free
control
and reflected
measuring
driver amplifier
equal forward
Control
The
cassette
panel
control
unil and is located
driver cabinet. lt
locking
devices
ampliliers
cation
ol operating
panel
P2" in the
and timing elements
tect
the tubes and
bances
Dynamic
FIF reflection
cause a
such
as failure
interlocking
or to
transmission.
A
disturbances,
permanent
disturbances
lmmediate
an
storage unit
disturbances in
power
supplies. ln
circuitry
ensures that
a failure are
The
status
merical illuminated
as
storage
for
connecting
BCD
coded digits
Apart
from the
panel
contains
integrated
FZ
analog
Preference
100
(Siemens)
to djgital
for
panel
point
LV1
and reverse
V3
panel
unit is
contains the
for the
of a
single transmitter
automatic
other
or excess
occur within
power
of
process
with 49 non-volatile
the
order to facilitate
stored.
of the memory
display.
elements. This
printer
a
pertinent
signal
only semiconductor
circuits
has
of the low
are
converters.
been
foMard
located
indicating
by means
driver.
E2
the
of
powers
provided
is
coupling
constructed
in
behind the
the vision
vision/sound
are
of a directional
"frame
switching,
driver and
conditions
ensure a reliable
interruption
in the
changeover
components
such
as switching
plate
current monitoring
of the
20 s.
supply voltage
if they
permanent
driver stages
occur
interruption
only disturbances
is indicated
polarized
Four
measure
or a remote
to a fault.
memory
relays
speed nojse-immune
used
and
operationat
given
to
units
and reflected
circulator at
power
driver
final
monitored
at
coefficients.
jn
final
and
also devices for
supervisory
by limit indicators.
the output
the form
V1"
monitoring
of
coupler with
of a
of the vision/sound
stages of the tetrode
,central
p.
unit
Logic
operating state
in the
event of
off the transmitter
power
devices, will
supplies if three
Static disturbances
lead
to an interruption
during the start-up
if
they occur during
fault memories
and fjnal
stages
troubte-shooting,
y
direc
by a
also
control unit
and
responsible
two-digit
per
relays
offers floating
which
counters,
circuits. For logic
amplifiers
that have
already
power.
This
the
are lo-
stage. The
the
vision
slide-in
and inter-
the indi-
control
circuits
pro-
and
djstur-
such
of the
procedure
indicates
and in their
logic
LED nu-
digit serve
contacts
outputs
the
control
operation
logic
series
for the
been
for
by
t
t

proved
in large-scale arrangements
mitting
SyStems.
The
circuits are designed
possible
Amplifier
Th s
wheeled out with vision/sound amplifier E3
cavities vision
immunity to
stage vision/sound, BTE
cabinet conta ns the sliding assembly unit that can be
amplif er
in
order to achieve the maximum
and
static
dynamic disturbances.
LV2'
as 20 kW
sound amp ifier LV3 as 2 kW f nal
tains
the associated
the RF measuring
key-operated
power
supplies and monitoring equipment.
and monltoring equipment together with the
IEC interlock with
the
the earthing circuit breaker. lt is not
sion/sound amplifler E1 outslde the
At the top
panel
and reflected
of
the
cabinet
there is the
E2 with the limit indicators for monitoring the torward
power
of driver stage D" and
amplifier E3 .
The 20
kW vis on
FS 2026
vision
the
operated
All
cavity circuits
CL whereas both the 2 kW
driver stage use a YL 1057 tetrode. All tetrodes are
in
power
grounded
are tunable
amplrier
control
employs a
grid
circuitry.
over the entire band lll.
I
ln
the conductor lines to the FIF
there are circulators
pling
to the vision
The
cavities are air
monitored
by a membrane air
present
driver amplifier and the
cooled.
inputs
in
order to
The
differential air
pressure
such as electronlc
(cabinet
stage sound.
visible
provided
cabinet.
detachable
E)
consisting
final
stage
separation
to operate
vision
lt also con-
instrument
vision/sound
tekode type
power
sound
the
of
provide
sound driver
amplifier and
amplifiers
cavity
one-way cou-
pressure
switch.
trans-
of the
point
the vi-
stage.
is
and
on
Directional couplers
are mounted behind
provide
free
measuring
with equal attenuation in both directions
the vision and sound
points.
power
amplifiers
to
Satety devices
Each transmitter has its own satety system in accordance with
IEC recommendation 215-1 . This
locking of the
firmly
either
key-locking cover
The key
parts
carrying high tension. These
bolted or, when access is
panels.
locking
part
includes:
the automatic changeover
switch tor driver stage D and vision/sound final stages
E), and
the anode
cavity circuits of
LV3. Each transmitter requires
The key is
by the mains circuit breaker. Then the
to unlock the
vision/sound final
grounding
grounded"
cavity of
These can now be
as routine ma ntenance
released
only
grounding
stages.
switch into the
releases
the
driver
stage
opened
aiter the mains has been switched ofl
switch in the driver stages
Then rotation
position
the mechanical lock on the anode circuit
or of
or
Measurement and control
provided
Each unit
monitoring most ot the important voltages,
levels.
is
with measurement
provides
both mains circuit breakers
unit (cabinet P), the
only one
marked filter circuit
the vision/sound
wrthoul
rep
danger
acement of CRTS
equipment
tor
required,
power
ampllfiers LV1 to
key.
key
same
of the appropriate
for
and test
currents and
mechanical
parts
are
provided
grounding
be used
can
in the
or
final
stage.
purposes
such
points
with
in
(cabinet
tor
power
The
anode cavity resonators are also included in the
safety switch system.
The vision/sound final stage following the key-operated
circuit breaker
transmitter. The
isolated
The mains
screen
is
the mains connection
corresponding
by automatic switches in the automatic controller.
power
supplies for heater voltage, control
grid
voltage
and
plate
and sound units. The control
electronically stabilized
by transistorized. short-circuit
mains
voltage
and
point
distribution
are separated
screen
grid
voltage regulators.
The high voltage rectifiers for
phase
bridge
t
been taken lo ensure that when the supply
filtered
Measuring
circuitry
voltage rises aperiodically to its desired
output
equipment
using avalanche type diodes. Care
All important voltages and
the
currents
plate
voltages are
js
in the tube amplifiers
vision/sound and the RF forward and reflected
outputs are monitored and
of the
cavities
power.
output
voltages
The voltage
rectified
are
displayed
directional couplers are used to couple
out.
proportional
in the control section of the
voltage is used to indicate the
limit
indicators at the top of the final stage cabinet.
proportional
in
tion
nector
indicators
to
reflected
the
the rectifier
of the directional coupler. l\,4eters equipped
also
probe
indicate
indicated. The
exit
separately. For monitoring
output
is
power
prestage.
power
subject
power
of the
to the
output
power
screwed onto the reverse
reflected
the
and sound stages.
The
transmitter is cut otf automatically
power
if
cut-out
set from the front,
marked
decreases or
thresholds for forward
points.
if
the
be directly read on the
can
reflected
and
via
power
reflected
the
IEC
mains
individual
for the
points
are
and
into vision
voltages are
switched
air temperatures
power
protected.
in
three-
has
on the
value.
at their
the RF
RF
is
evaluated
The
and
rectified
at the meters with
The voltage
peak
to
rectifica-
flow con-
with limit
final vision
limit instruments
is too high. The
power,
easily to be
power
scales at
Amplifier
staqe
:iF
vision/sound
FE
2012 kW
I

plexer
D
vision/sound
t-+ '
\b,
-!;
'i:
f
The RF
instrument
combining
There is
w th
meter
age, screen
sw tch-off rs actuated
panel
A test
the DC transducer
excess
with
supplied
comprises
Cooling
Forced
the heat
amplifiers
in the
A
a r f lter
heated
Su tabie
that the
to hinder
accumulation
conditioning
of the transmitter
Combining
This
v s
above the vision/sound
e
10
forward
a separate
each
can indicate
and reflected
panels
of the vision/sound
un t.
control
CFT According to
grid
grid
voltage,
current
by a dc measuring
also contains
current
p
ate
great precision
with the
the
counter
can be fed via
n
order to determine
current switch. This
using the
standard
the so-called
ol transmitter
air
caused
cabinet
pressure
to the
a r
choices
cabinets
cooling
and for the
out ol the
any
circuits are necessary
plate
by the
cooling
of the final
and
extraction blower
equtpment
c osed
of the inlet
are under
penetratton
of dust in the
unil is
chosen to
locatlon.
unit vision/sound,
cabinet unit
contains
on/sound diplexer w th the FIF
diplexer
g.
for measuring
equ
pment.
powers
panel
with multimeter
the selector
screen
plate
or
current. The
for
ind
a socket into
threshold
potentiometer
accessories.
test set
1 and a
power
of other thermally
stages.
supplies fresh
parts
lo be
coo ng
system
and outlet
slght
excess
unf ltered
of
cab nets.
particular
suit
KE
instrument
changeover
is
available for
are indicated
final
stage and
switch
grid
vollage.
on the
of
associated
setting.
plate
excess current
probe
The
control
cat ng excess
currenl
the test wind ng
the
threshold of the
can
be determ
arrangement
The arrangement
multizet .
in
order to remove
dissipation in
coo ed
air flow rates ouarantee
pressure
air that
The
size of the air
(cabinet
panel
the tetrode
loaded
air
through an
and extracts the
in"order
could cause
requirements
K)
K1 and the
pane
. Space
general
the
the
parts
use.
volt-
of
ned
power
The
is
delivered v a the vis
antenna
The vs
coupler and can
230 N/Hz). For
coo ng is
neg ig
matched
the
diplexer are thus approximately
reject
An improvement
channel frequencres
match
of the relect on
Superv
tional
vision/sound
mitter
from
mismatch
by the limit indtcator
lvloreover.
attenuation coefficients
directional
demodulator.
The FF
enables s\\i
The following
a)
Output of
s the normal
b)
Output of vision/sound
delivered
outlet without
on/sound
diplexer s
be tuned
throughputs
provided
Detuning
bly sma l. This
sound rejection filters.
ranges.
on
n
bandpass
is ach
inductance
ng
bands.
sion of transm
coupler with rect
dipiexer that
to the antenna.
vision/sound
the
ng a
set value,
on the reflected
there
are two directional
coupler for the
switchover
ilch
panel
ng
operat
swrtchtng
v
sion/sound
setup
by the tinal
onlsound
any
performance
n
order to increase
tter
fier
lf the reflected power
diplexer
connected
operat
a bypass circuit:
ln the case
the motor driven
un
t and to switch
dire(ty inlo
of double
RF
the
lha RF
switch in the
swirching
stages for vision
dip
interaction.
built in the iorrn
over the
in
excess of 20/2 kW iorced
due to
to
exer
the common
of a coaxial
entire band lll
temperature
produced
is
by a
The nput impedance
constant in
characteristic in
eved by filters
operation is facilitated
probes
indicates
the RF
connection
above
ons of the
at the RF
the matching
to the
antenna
carr er interlock
power
couplers with matched
to test
of a televtsion instrument
the vision/sound
otrlput
ons are
possible:
diplexer (WA)
diplexer
transmitters.
to dummy toad (KA)
it is
automatic
output of the vision/sound
device.
the
the vision
with adjustable
the
side steepness
by
output
on the RF line
exceeds due to
meter
points
as well as
the
of
to antenna
possible
changeover
and
sound
bridge
(j
74 to
a t
changes s
pair
of
values
respective
a direc
of the
of the trans-
is released
diplexer
transmitter.
(A)
which
or to
to
bypass
diplexer
of
t
one

Automalic
(cabinet
The
automatically
event
rnitter
which
reserve
ability' in
While
lhe
lo the
an interruptlon
is
immediately
of
ously
to
t
The
reserve
can
Cabinet
case
are
are
Lamp
with
double
Central
with
changeover,
logic
Cross
with the
remote
t
RF
w
''b'
Mains
wlth
and
The
assemblles
the individual
transmittea',
''automatic
lf
Cent'ar
become
CO'nrnandb
the
"remote.
The
over from
if
if
transmitler
The
available
the
follow
a)
Output
antenna (A).
b)
Output
antenna (A)
P)
operalion
failure
of
there
are
swilching. thereby
the whole
the operatlng
motor
dummy
automatically
quality
and with
operating
the
dummy load
two
transmitters
transmitter
be remotely
P includes
of a
double instailation,
common
as follows:
panel
the bank
unit
control
the
switch
for
the RF
connection
central
connections
two-way
th motor
to the
antenna
distribution
the
key-locked
the
third
cassette
the
control
then lhe
possible
appropriate
automatic
the
any
command
prescribed
the
BF
circuits in
ng
arrangements:
vision
of
of sound
changeover
of unmanned
switches
interruption.
of
are two
operated
driven
according
transrnitter
switch. the reserve
load
and can thus
occurs in
switched
takes
over the
the normal
transrnitter
and
is entirely
controlled.
the
to both
Pl
lamps
of
and
of the automatic
panel
panel
and
the transmitter
switch.
unit
connections
for
switch
drive for
switching the
and the
unit
circuit
mains
unit
central
which
have
transmitters,
switching
changeover".
panel
is switched
conlror
only from
from
tne rpmole
operations
changeover
operating
for
a
output
is not
achieved.
the vision/sound
transmrller (B)
transmitter (T)
unit
over to reserye
to
to
passive
with
stations requires
ln the
complete identical
to the
producing
installation.
is
connecled
be
lested
the
operating
over to
can be
are identical.
central
transmitters.
for
the reserve
prograrn
power.
passes
lhen
checked.
arbitrary.
changeover
those
The
indicating
changeover
The
parts
p2
for local
and remote
preselector
p3
for transmitter
commands
P4
and
outputs
dummy load.
p5
breakers
.
control
priority
in
of operating
such
for
panel,.contains
over the
as.,preselection
from
local
ilstructions
'centrai
the
equrpmenl
mode
switch
untt'
causes
transmiüer
particular
power
to the
switch
of either
diplexer
dummy load (KA)
dummy toad (KA)
load.
SAW
equipment that
or spare sections in
case
of a double trans-
transm
principle
a h
transmitler
tters a,
pass
of
gh
degree of,'avail-
to the
antenna via
is connected
and serv ced.
transmitter
the service
transmitter
without
the
any
The
through
cho
The
are
various
operating
communication.
deterioration
outpul of the
the RF
ce of operating
entire transm tter
unit, where,
combined which
SUbassemblies
state
unit.
operation, automatic
with
the control
control
cables
of transmitter
transmitters
a, and.
those
switching
devices in
of operating
transmittef,.
and
ooeration,,to
Orthp whore
control
a.rive
is in
an automalic
reserve
state is not
the vision
installalon
oanel,,. The
here
also if
position
the
transmittei
obeyed
or sound
enable
or to
or to
and b,
ve
When
which
previswitch
and
in the
of the
and
.'a,
or
sub_
change_
or
There are
a) Jf the
b)
the
The
a
closed.
Apart lrom
the
lunctiona
low
The
ally a
transmitters, from
are branched
The
especialy required
dummy load
an air-cooled
The mains
circurt breakers
for
phase
b
two rnain
power
output
because
below
power
carrier lock
transmission
reserve
ln the
changeover
transmitter
possible
status
block of indicator
'central
speed noise-immune
of. say,
the threshold
supply is
transmitter
case
disruption
of the
the
control
units. The logic
'cross
connection
part
of the
still n
is imited
of lnterruption
of transmitters
is runn
double transmitter
power
central control
the RF
and
sent to
cabinet has
the motor
monltor
with
dummy
power
of an
protects
spare
calometric
distributor
for
transmitters
,.\
,.t;]
ix'
Automatic
with incorporated
changeover
groups
of faiiure
of the linal
aging
of the
value.
switched
up to the
operation. ln
to two
ls
not
on standby.
ng in
standby
of transmission
larnps.
even when the
supplies
panel"
has
functions
integrated
unit' is
switches
the
space to
by
the
customer.
power
load.
contains
air-cooled
the motor
unit
dummy
oad
types:
gradually
stage
CRT until the
then ftrst the reserve
normal value
this way
seconds.
power
to the
is instantaneous.
state. the
is 7
power
the interruption
even when the
supply
maximum
s.
switching is indicated
cabinet
with rectifiers
and
only semiconductor
employ Siemens
circuits.
a separate
panel.
cassette support.
be
Here
and frorn
fitted
with equipment
module
the lines
the remote
e.g. a water-cooled
measuring
a" and
dummy
if
one mains
not
load. An
equipment
only the interlocked
b but also
associated
phase
decreases
drops
transmitter
with
the
the
lf the reserve
by
doors are
smoothinq.
circuits as
FZ
1OO
but function-
from
both
control
or
a socket
should fail.
of

lnstallation
advice
lnstallation
Together
such
vision/sound,
diplexer
tribution
perlormed
built according
This enables
in
of the
The
access
using
Since
imperative.
in a
The transmitter
undefloor
either
The cabinets
parts
None ot
cabinets.
local
prestages
as
vision/sound,
units
to meet any
order
transmitter
transmitter
to the
a switch
the units
vehicle
from
allowing
architectural
with associated
as separate
This
space,
below or
the external
These require
in cabinets
vision/sound,
instrument
RF changeover
and the
one
rear. The
as a
can be
dummy
to the so-called
to modily
special
room.
free standing
is
room high
are on casters,
is valuable
mobile station.
can be
required; cooling
as
from above.
disassembled,
transport
cooling
conditions
power
supplies
driver
panels,
lamp
and
load are
subassemblies.
modular
the normal
requirements
in the
paneis
rear
voltage
when
mounted
in containers
mounting
can
spanner.
access
the transmitter
flat
on
devices
arrangements
into account
all transmitter
stages,
control
panel,
the
housed
i.e the
packaging
mode of
due
transmitter
be easily
trom the
ground
air can be
the size ot
by air
or
is included
stages,
amplifiers
and
panels,
dis-
mains
in the cabinets,
system
nature
with
not
take
is
an
the
transmitter
installation
to the
room
removed
rear is
is mounted
above
or
admitted
the separate
freight
in the
that
Vision/soundPrestage
1
2 Vision/sound
3 Combining
4 Circuit
5
6 Radial
7
8
I
10 Air shaft
11 Air
breaker
filter
Air
blower
Axial blower
Regulator
Dummy
load
mixing
circuit
final stage
unit
(inlet
(exhaust
t
air)
ai4
12
Example
of cooling
from above
t_
transmitter

0
Example
ol cooling lrom
below transmitter
l\
tl ::
.'
Example
of cooling via
underfloor
space
13

Electrical data
5.
General
output
ratio vision
of operation
power
ot single
to sound
RF
Power
Frequency range
Transmitter tuning range
Video frequency modulation bandwidth of
lvlode
Color systems
Frequency deviation at 100%
lvlaximum f requency deviation
AF modulation bandwidth
for
GCIR
and double transmitter
modulation
Cooling
Cooling agent
Allowable temperature range
air at
period
room
entrance
perlormance
relative humidity
room
transmitter
Cooling
for
specified
Maximum allowable
in operating
Warm-up
in
to transmitter
vision
standard
channel
B
kw
20/2
10: 1 or
1741o
0 to 5 l\.4H2
Vision:
Sound:
NTSC.
a
>
30 to 15 000
Air
+5 to +45'C
+
96n
<
20: 1
230 l\,4H2
A5C
F3
PAL, SECAI\i]
kHz
50
70 kHz
10 to +45'C
rn3x.
21
min
30
(channels
(negative)
Hz
+26'C
5
to 12)
RF
output
Nominal output
Vision transmitter
transmitter
Sound
Mains supplyl)
Power consumption including blower
power
power
(sync. peak
(carrier
and
power)
power
power)
a\ 20/2 kW
nominal
white level
power
b\ 2o/2 kw
nominal
black
c)
Operating
2012 kW nominal
Reserve
nominal
black level
Phase loading
Fuses
power
level
transmitter with
üansmitter with
power
(NH
fuse)
power
on dummy
to antenna
2012 kW
load;
consumption
Single transmitter
>20
kw
>2.0
kw
3x3BO/220
V
t3%
15%
H2
50
approx. 32 kVA
cosq>093
approx. 45 kVA
cosq>093
max.
3x80
65
A
A
Double transmitter
>20
kw
>2.0 kw
3><380/220
V
i.3"k
50Hzt5%
approx.
(|
cos
approx. 45.5 kVA
ct
cos
approx.
q
cos
max. 130
2x(3x80
or 3x125
>
>
>
32,5
0.93
0.93
90.5
0.93
A
A)
A
kVA
kVA
Reserve
running
standby
transmitter
'L","
L
Blower
Air inlet
Air
outlet
Mains voltage regulalor
Heat dissipation
Operating and reseTVe transmitter unit 2012
Nominal
power
switched on:
a) into transmitter room
b) into cooling room
1)
Larger mains
14
vollage fluctuations necessitate a mains
kW
voltage regulalor
7.5
kW
0.75 kw
3x20 kVA
<
kW
2.4
1.0 kw
=
io be connecled
in series
kW
2x 7.5
kW
2x 7.5
(3x20
2x
or 3x40 kVA
<
4.8
<
2.0 kw
kVA)
kW

. External drive
f
^
J
'
,
Vision
Output
Termination
The
is
l\y'ax.
of the load impedance >
l\y'ode
Amplitude
with
Method
Frequency
Setting
[,4ax.
generated
lntermediate
lnput for
lnput
External
Switchover
Number
Video
Return
up to 6 l\ilHz >
Video
Cross-talk rejectjon
VF
Preservation
l\4odulation
White levet
White tevel
VF
lnherent
a)
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designed
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partial
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"local/external"
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input
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clipper
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sound trap in
difference
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color
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71.383333
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modulation
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channel
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and 15,000 Hz
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500 Hz) for 40 to 15,000 Hz
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16
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deviation
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VSWR
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air cooling
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in
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unbalanced
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carrier
carrier hequency
transmitter
transmitter
transmitter
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range
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pass
pass
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frequency
carrier frequency
tuning
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band
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4.43
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