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•VCO CIRCUIT
•LOOP SYSTEM
11 - 4 LOGIC CIRCUITS
(1) CPU INPUT CONTROL CIRCUIT
(2) DISPLA Y CIRCUIT
The performance of the VCO is very important for PLL operation.
ln order to obtain a high carrier-ta-noise (C/N) ratio and a stable
oscillator output, four separate VCOs are used. Each is assigned a
quarter of the total necessary bandwidth.
The power supply for the VCOs is doubly regulated when compared
with the reference frequency oscillator. Furthermore, coreless coils
are used for the oscillator coils in order to obtain a high O as well
as immunity from externat induction.
The output of the VCO is separated into two parts after passing
through the 022 buffer amplifier. One part is amplified by 023,
and after impedance matching by 025, is ·output to the RF unit
as the 1 st LO.
The output level is about 0dBm/50ohms.
The
other part is fed back to the PLL loop through the 026 buffer
amplifier.
The VCO signal is then mixed 'With the in-loop LO by IC3 to be
down-mixed.
The output from the mixer is passed through the
bandpass filter with a bandwidth of about 40 to 70MHz to eliminate
the spurious components. The output is then amplified by the 016
and 017 cascade amplifier, and input to· IC2 to form the PLL.
The functions of this unit include the contrai of frequency, the
processing of BPF, LPF and mode signais, ·the output of data for the
PLL unit and display unit, etc. This unit includes an 8-bit NMOS
CPU, a 4-bit 1 k word CMOS RAM, a multi-purpose custom IC and
1/0 expander IC's.
A multi-function CMOS IC is used. This custom IC is contained in a
40-pin DI L package.
(a) An external L and C are connected to pins 18 and 19 to give an
approximate clock signal of 1 00kHz.
(b) ATS from pin 32 is HIGH if the TUNING CONTROL is ratated
faster than a set speed. The set speed is fixed by the values of
C6 and R7 connected to pin 21 (TC). The high level is used as
a strabe signal which switches the dial-pitch (tuning rate) of the
matrix input.
(c) M1 and M2 at pins 38 and 37 are used to switch the multiplic-
tion factors of the input pulses from the TUNING CONTROL.
200 pulses per one rotation are obtained by 50 pulses x 4. For
RIT/
ATX
contrai, the multiplication factor is two times to give
50 pulses x 2
=
100 pulses per one rotation.
The luminescent display tube (DS1) is driven by the IC1 and IC2
drivers.
These ICs contain such functions as input data latches,
clock oscillators, timing counters, segment decoders, etc.
The
clock frequency is set by C2 and C6.
Displays for the RIT/ L1 TX shift frequency and memory channel are
driven by IC2, and other displays are driven by IC1.
The signais for the display of "RTTY" thraugh "GENE" are sent
from the LOGIC unit to each segment. The segments are switched
by the digit signais, T0 to T6 from IC1 and T3 from IC2, and lit
dynamically. The letters "RIT", "L1TX", "-" and "DUP" are con-
nected to the same digit in the tube, thus the necessary word is
selected by T4, T1 and T0 digit signais and dynamically lit.
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