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TM 11-5820-509-35
signal generator output frequency to 550 kHz at an
(3) On the test fixture, set switches S1 and
output level of 0.1 volt rms.
S2 to O and OO respectively and then adjust the signal
generator output frequency to 650 kHz and set the ouput
(17) Observe that the multimeter reads not
level to 0.1 volt rms.
less than 4.0 volts dc at jack J5 (fig. 3-14). Then move
the multimeter probe to jack J6 (fig. 3-14) and observe
(4) Observe that the multimeter reads not
that the multimeter reads not less than 1.5 volts dc.
less than 4.0 volts dc at jack J5.  Then move the
multimeter probe to jack J6 (fig. 3-14) and observe that
(18) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
the multimeter reads not more than 1.5 volts dc.
frequency to 590 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
and verify that the conditions recorded in step (17) are
(5) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
obtained.
frequency to 690 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
and verify that the conditions recorded in step (4) are
(19) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
obtained.
frequency to 610 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms.
(6) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
120) Observe that the multimeter reads not more than
frequency to 710 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms.
1.5 volts dc at jack J5 (fig.  3-14).  Then move the
multimeter probe to jack J6 (fig. 3-14) and observe that
(7) Observe that the multimeter reads not
the multimeter reads not less than 4.0 volts dc.
more than 1.5 volts dc at jack J5.  Then move the
multimeter probe to jack J6 (fig. 3-14) and observe that
(21) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
the multimeter reads not less than 4.0 volts dc.
frequency to 650 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
and verify that the conditions recorded in step (20) are
(8) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
obtained.
frequency to 750 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
and verify that the conditions recorded in step (7) are
(22) Verify that the oscilloscope is connected
obtained.
to jack J4 and that the multimeter reads not less than
4.0 volts dc at jack J6, as in step (20). Then disconnect
(9) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
the signal generator, and observe that the multimeter
frequency to 550 kHz at a level of 0.1 volt rms and note
reading remains essentially unchanged.
that the waveform at jack J4 is slightly clipped.
(23) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
(10) On the test fixture, rotate switch S2 to 6.0
frequency to 490 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
with S1 remaining at O.  Adjust the signal generator
and reconnect the output terminals to the common
output frequency to 600 kHz at an output level of 0.1
junction of T3-C165-R147 (fig.  3-56) in the module
volt rms.
using the 0.01 microfarad capacitor as in step (2).
(11) Observe that the multimeter reads not
(24) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
less than 4.0 volts dc at jack J5 (fig.. 3-14). Then move
frequency  toward  600  kHz  while  observing  the
the multimeter probe to jack J6 (fig. 3-14) and observe
multimeter reading.  A sharp decrease in the meter
that the multimeter reads not more than 1.5 volts dc.
reading (to approximately 1.5 volts dc) must occur at, or
(12) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
above, 525 kHz.
frequency to 640 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
(25) Connect the multimeter to jack J5 (fig. 3-
and verify that the conditions recorded in step (11) are
14) and observe that the discriminator output is not less
obtained.
than 4.0 volts dc. Then disconnect the signal generator
(13) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
from the module and observe that the multimeter
frequency to 660 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms.
reading remains essentially unchanged.
(14) Observe that the multimeter reads not
(26) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
more than 1.5 volts dc at jack J5.  Then move the
frequency to 810 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
multimeter probe to jack J6 (fig. 3-14) and observe that
and reconnect the output terminals to the common
the multimeter reads not less than 4.0 volts dc.
junction of T3-C165-R147 (fig.  3-56) in the module
(15) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
using the 0.01 microfarad capacitor as in step (2).
frequency to 700 kHz at an output level of 0.1 volt rms
(27) Adjust  the  signal  generator  output
and verify that the conditions recorded in step (14) are
frequency  toward  600  kHz  while  observing  the
obtained.
multimeter reading.  A sharp decrease in the meter
(16) On the test fixture, rotate switches S1 and
reading (to approximately 1.5 volts dc) must occur at, or
S2  to  9.0  and  9  respectively  and  adjust  the
below, 675 kHz.
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