6-3
PLL (Phase Locked
Loop) UNIT
6-3-1
LOCAL
OSCILLATOR
CIRCUIT
Q1-Q6 are local oscillator circuits for the conversion type
PLL.
Each
circuit, Q1-O6
is functional
for each band
respectively; for example, Q1 is for the 1.8MHz band and
Q6
is for the 28MHz
band.
Each
oscillator circuit is
basically the same,
being a doubler
with
3rd overtone
crystals.
XTAL
OUTPUT
28
MHz
40.625MHz
81.25MHz
For example, X1 of the 1.8MHz oscillator is a 3rd overtone
crystal (27.125MHz) and has L2 in series, which is for the
X1
oscillating frequency adjustment.
The output tuning
circuit Connected
to the Q1 collector is tuned
for 54.25
MHz, which
is double the frequency of the fundamental
crystal
oscillator
frequency.
The
operation
of Q2-Q6
is
exactly the same
as that of 01, except
the output fre-
quencies are different.
6-3-2
VXO (Variable Frequency Crystal Oscillator)
CIRCUIT
This circuit is for the oscillation, by 100Hz steps, of the
lowest two digits (0.0 - 9.9KHz)
of the VCO
output fre-
quency of the PLL circuit.
The VXO
circuit consists of
LS! BLOCK
DIAGRAM
Output Data Selector
Q7, Q8, D9, X7, 18, etc.
QO8 oscillates on the 15MHz
range
using
X7,
D9, D10, and
L18, and
the oscillating
frequency is altered in 100Hz steps by the voltage supplied
from the D/A (Digital to Analog) converter.
Q7 triples the output signal from
O8 and supplies about
45MHz signal to the mixer circuit of IC7.
6-3-3
MIXER
AND
AMPLIFIER
CIRCUIT
The local oscillator output and VCO output are mixed by
IC6 and the mixed signal is taken from Pins 3 and 13 of
IC6.
The output signal is filtered by L13 and L14, tuned
for 42-44Hz, to supply the signal to IC7. The output signal
of the VXO circuit is also supplied to IC7 to be mixed with
the signal from
IC6.
The difference of these two signals
(IMHz
- 3MHz)
is filtered
by a low-pass
filter and is
amplified by IC8 up to the level of more than 1.6Vp-p.
6-3-4
PLL LSI CIRCUIT
The output from
IC8 is the input to the LSI, Pin 2. The
LS!
contains
PLL
and
control
circuits.
To drive
the
reference frequency of the PLL,
a SMHz crystal oscillator is
connected to Pins 3 and 4. This frequency is divided into
1/500
by the
fixed
frequency
divider
in the
LSI
and
becomes the accurate frequency of 10KHz.
The input from
Pin 2 is divided by the Programmable divider in the LSI
from 1/100-1/299 which is decided by the controller, fed
into
the
phase
frequency
detector
with
the
reference
frequency of 10KHz.
The output is taken from Pin 40 in
the form of a pulse from the phase detector according to
these
two
input's
difference
of phase.
The
controller
circuit consists of two sets of a 4-1/2 digit BCD up-down
B, A, DC BA, D, C, By A,D,C, B, A, D, CyB) Ag
to Frequency
Display
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UP/DOWN Control
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ByA,D;
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CK
UP/DOWN
Counter A
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Counter
GANG
Control
GANG
G
Control
COUNTER SWITCH
COUNTER
SL
Switch
Frequency control Pulse input
CLOCK
XYZ
CL
STEP Switch
B, A, D;
Ay
XYZ.
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Divider
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FLKK KK,
Programmable Divider
UP/DOWN
Counter
B
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Phase
Detector
Divide ratio
DIGIT
Counter
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