
CHAPTER
4
4-1.
INPUT
Refer to the schematic diagrams figures
5-4
and
5-5.
The
50
ohm input is matched to the final
amplifier cathodes by a pi-network on each band
which is selected by the input switch
S1.
Theinput
switch is ganged to the plate circuit bandswitch
SIB. Negative feedback
in
the
L
7
Amplifier is
obtained by slightly raising the grids above
ground with capacitors
C19,
C20,
C21,
C24, C25,
and
C27.
4-2.
TRANSMITTING AGC
When the negative-going peak
RF
voltage from
the capacitor divider
C17
and
C18
exceeds the
positive bias set by
R4,
the transmitting
AGC
threshold control,
CR1
conducts and a negative
voltage proportional to the
RF
signal applied to
the input appears at the transmitting
AGC
output
connector.
THEORY OF OPERATION
4-3.
STANDBY CUTOFF BIAS
A
positive voltage
from
the resistor divider,
R9,
R10 and R11 in the Power Supply is applied to the
cathode during standby which
cuts off the plate
current.
4-4.
OUTPUT
The plate circuit
is
matched to the
50
ohm output
by the adjustable pi-network consisting of
L9-L11,
C42, C43
and
C46-C50.
4-5.
WATTMETER
The directional wattmeter basically consists of
L13, C53,
C54
and
C55,
which take the sum and
difference of the transmission line phase voltages
and currents
to
indicate forward and reflected
RF
power.
CR4,
CR5,
C56, C57, R23, R25
and
R26
rectify, filter and multiply the basic
200 pA
move-
ment of the front panel meter
M2
to indicate for-
ward and reflected
RF
power.
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