A20 If Multiplexer Board - Keysight Technologies N5221A Service Manual

Theory of Operation
Receiver Group Operation
than the source incident signal to produce a 7.438 MHz IF signal. This
synthesized source comes from the A21 HMA26.5 (via the A22 splitter for
4-port models).
At frequencies below 53 MHz, the IF is set to 0.826 MHz.
The analog IF signal is sent to the A20 IF multiplexer board where it is
processed and then sent to the A12 SPAM board.
The A23 mixer brick sends the EXT TSET DRIVE LO OUT signal to a rear-panel
connector for use with an external test set. This same output connector on the
A24 mixer brick is terminated.

A20 IF Multiplexer Board

This assembly provides pulse modulation capability and routes the IF signal out
through the rear panel connectors for external use and routes external signals
in through rear panel connectors to be included in the signal processing.
In this assembly, on 4-port models, the R1, R2, R3, and R4 reference signals
are combined to create one reference signal, R. On 2-port models the R1 and
R2 reference signals are not combined.
The analog IF signals (A, B, C, D, and R for 4-port models and A, B, R1, and R2
for 2-port models) are sent to the A12 SPAM board where they are converted to
digital information.
Rear Panel Interconnects
The A20 IF multiplexer board includes the following rear panel interconnects.
PULSE I/O
Table 5-4 PULSE I/O Connector Pin Assignments
DB-15 Female Connector
Pin Name
1 IFGateAin
2 IFGateBin
3 IFGateCin
4 IFGateDin
5 IFGateRin
5-22
A DB-15 female connector. Pin assignments are listed in
Description
IF pulse gate input A (TTL)
IF pulse gate input B (TTL)
IF pulse gate input C (TTL)
IF pulse gate input D (TTL)
IF pulse gate input R (TTL)
Table 5-4
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