The radios are designed both for private mobile radio and trunking systems. The MR 11 is the mobile radio in this new radio family. There are two models: the C radios with an integrated control unit for voice transmission and the R radios (without control unit) with connection facility for external data equipment and control units for voice transmission.
The second band pass filter could be omitted from the MR radio on account of the good selection of the harmonic filter. Double Balanced Mixer In the double balanced mixer, the reception signal is mixed down to the 1st IF level by the applied oscillator signal. Motorola GmbH • Geschäftsbereich Funksysteme 2 - 3...
25 W 25 W The transmitter power of the MR 11 is keyed up with the aid of a D/A converter in the form of a staircase function in two milliseconds. The setting values are passed to the transmitter via the control line VPWRREF after a linear interpolation.
In the meantime, the loop attenuation is adapted by the resistors R381, 382, 384 in conjunction with the switches V364, 365 in two steps (same triggering but time constants now by C367, R377, R385). Motorola GmbH • Geschäftsbereich Funksysteme 2 - 5...
A new kind of AGC amplifier is used which enables good communication even in noisy environments (DNC, Dynamic Noise Compensation). The external inputs (MIC100) of the radios are unstabilised and only obtain their DNC function from a connected Motorola hand control unit. AF Output Amplifier The AF output amplifier for the external loudspeaker and the hand control unit is a monolithic IC TDA 1020 (N403).
Digital Signalling (Function Scope of the OKI modem) A bit-transparent modem is used for RX decoding of the 1200 baud signalling. A software control effects an automatic changeover from MDSR 134 to the OKI modem. Motorola GmbH • Geschäftsbereich Funksysteme 2 - 7...