gate, and AGC voltage is fed to the second gate to increase
the dynamic
range of the amplifier.
The signal is then
passed through
a Schottky
Diode double balanced
mixer
composed of D11 through D14 where it is mixed with the
local oscillator signal from the VCO.
From the mixer, the
resultant 9.0115MHz
signal passes through a monolythic
filter, having a bandwidth
of 10KHz, and to the first gate
of amplifier, Q3.
AGC voltage from pin 6 of J7 is fed to
the second gate of Q3 as it is to the gates of O15 through
Q20.
6-1-2
NOISE
BLANKER
CIRCUIT
The noise blanker circuit is composed of O08 through 012.
Noise amplified by Q8-Q10 is detected by Q20 and O21
and applied to the base of Q12.
Since the collector of O12
is connected to the bias circuit of D1 and D2, when 012
conducts because of detected noise, it shuts off D1 and D2,
cutting off the noise.
Therefore only clean signals are fed
through J1 to the IF circuit.
6-1-3
PASS BAND
TUNING
CIRCUIT
A VXO circuit composed of Q1, 02, X1 and D4 in the "A"'
unit.
The bias voltage of D4 is changed by turning the Pass
Band
Tune
control,
located
on
the front
panel, which
varies the VXO
frequency
(19.7615MHz)
by +1.5KHz.
Signals from Ji in the RF unit are fed through J1 in the
IF circuit to L5, then through FL1, a crystal filter.
FL1's
center
frequency
is 9.0115MHz
with
a band
width
of
+1.2KHz.
From the filter, the signal is fed to O10, where
it is amplified and fed to the balanced mixer, IC3, where
the 9.0115MHz signal is mixed with the 19.7615MHz VXO
signal.
From the balanced mixer, the resultant 10.750MHz
signal is fed through
FL2, a crystal filter having a center
frequency of 10.750MHz and a band width of +1.2KHz.
This 10.750MHz
signal is then again mixed with the VXO
frequency, to result in the original 9.0115MHz signal to be
fed to the IF amplifier circuit.
The diagrams will explain the operation
of the Pass Band
Tuning in more detail.
9.0115MHz +1.2KHz
Filter
MHz
FL1
i
19.7615MHz
+1.5KHz
FL2.
With
the
Pass
Band
Tune
control
in the center
position,
signals
between
9.0127MHz
and
9.0103MHz
ine)
(9.0115+1.2KHz),
when
mixed
with
the
VXO
center
frequency (19.7615MHz)
result in signals of 10.7512MHz
to
10.7488MHz
(10.750MHz+1.2KHz),
all
signals
will
pass through the filter.
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centered
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Output Signals
Output Signals
of FL1
FL2
of 1C4
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Turning
the Pass Band Tune control
fully clockwise, the
VXO
frequency
will become
19.7630MHz
(19.7615+1.5
KHz).
When
mixed
with
the
incomming
9.0115MHz
signals, the resultant frequencies become
10.7503MHz
to
10.7527MHz.
Since the upper frequency pass band limit
of the filter is 10.7512MHz,
not all the signals will be
passed by the filter. Only the signals between 10.7503MHz
and 10.7512MHz, the upper limit, will be passed.
As you
can see, the pass band has been narrowed to 900Hz to one
side of the center frequency of the filter.
Therefore, all
signals outside the 10.7503MHz to 10.7512MHz
range will
not pass through the filter.
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By
turning
the
pass
band
tuning
control
in the
fully
counter-clockwise
position,
the VXO
frequency
becomes
19.760MHz.
The 10.750MHz
signals from the mixer will
be from
10.7497MHz
to 10.7473MHz.
Again with the
10.7512MHz to 10.7448MHz
pass band width of the filter,
not all signals will be passed.
Only those between 10.7497
MHz to 10.7488MHz will be passed.
Again, the pass band
has been
narrowed
to 900Hz and offset to the opposite
side of the center frequency of the crystal filter.
C : P.B.TUNE
fully counter-clockwise
Output
In the diagrams, ""A'' represents the 10.750MHz signals that
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are the result of mixing of the 9.0115MHz
input signals
with the 19.7615MHz
VXO signal in 1C3.
These 10.750
MHz signals are represented by the solid line.
The dotted
line represents the pass band of the second crystal filter,
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