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KILOCYCLES
Mixer CR1
KILOCYCLE
Mixer CR1 1
KILOCYCLES
Mixer CR10
KILOCYCLES
Mixer CR10
S
indicator
output
indicator
output
reading
(MHz.)
reading
(MHz.)
indicator
output
indicator
output
reading
(MHz.)
reading
(MHz ).
9000 to 9099
10.2
10500 to 10599
11.7
9100 to 9199
10.3
10600 to 10699
11.8
XXX66
634
XXX83
617
9200 to 9299
10.4
10700 to 10799
11.9
XXX67
633
XXX84
616
9300 to 9399
10.5
10800 to 10899
12.0
XXX68
632
XXX85
615
9400 to 9499
10.6
10900 to 10999
12.1
XXX69
631
XXX86
614
9600 to 9599
10.7
11000 to 11099
12.2
XXX70
630
XXX87
613
9600 to 9699
10.8
11100 to 11199
12.3
XXX71
629
XXX88
612
9700 to 9799
10.9
11200 to 11299
12.4
XXX72
628
XXX89
611
9800 to 9899
11.0
11300 to 11399
12.6
XXX73
627
XXX90
610
9900 to 9999
11.1
11400 to 11499
12.6
XXX74
626
XXX91
609
10000 to 10099
11.2
11500 to 11-13
12.7
XXX75
625
XXX92
608
10100 to 10199
11.3
11600 to 11699
12.8
XXX76
624
XXX93
607
10200 to 10299
11.4
11700 to 11799
12.9
XXX77
623
XXX94
606
10300 to 10399
11.5
11800 to 11899
13.0
XXX78
622
XXX95
605
10400 to 10499
11.6
11900 to 11999
13.1
XXX79
621
XXX96
604
XXX80
620
XXX97
603
circuits of signal data translator A3. The difference-
XXX81
619
XXX98
602
frequency resulting from this second mixing is a single 1-
XXX82
618
XXX99
601
kHz frequency between 700 and 601 kHz, as indicated in
the table below, that also contains the error increment of
c. The output frequency of oscillator Q20 is dependent
the hf oscillator signal. This output is amplified by Q26,
filtered, and then further amplified by Q27. The resulting upon the 1-kHz frequency control selection that chooses an
sinousoidal signal is passed through clipper CR9-CR15 to appropriate crystal from Y1 through Y10. These crystals are
adjusted so that the oscillator output frequencies between
form a square-wave output signal.
3.007 and 3.016 MHz are obtained as shown in the following
table. Similarly, the output frequency of oscillator Q21 is
dependent upon the 10-kHz
KILOCYCLES
Mixer CR1 1
KILOCYCLES
Mixer CR1 1
indicator
output
indicator
output
KILOCYCLES
Oscillator Q20
KILOCYCLES
Oscillator Q20
reading
(MHz.)
reading
(MHz.)
indicator
output frequency
indicator
reading
(MHz.)
reading
(MHz.
XXX00
700
XXX33
667
XXXX0
3.007
XXXX5
3.012
XXX01
699
XXX34
666
XXXX1
3.008
XXXX6
3.013
XXX02
698
XXX35
665
XXXX2
3.009
XXXX7
3.014
XXX03
697
XXX36
664
XXXX3
3.010
XXXX8
3.015
XXX04
696
XXX37
663
XXXX4
3.011
XXXX9
3 .016
XXX05
695
XXX38
662
frequency control selection that chooses an appropriate
XXX06
694
XXX39
661
crystal from Y11 through Y20. These crystals are adjusted
XXX07
693
XXX40
660
so that the oscillator output frequencies lie between 3.707
XXX08
692
XXX41
659
XXX09
691
XXX42
658
and 3.617 MHz as shown in the following table. The output
XXX10
690
XXX43
657
of oscillators Q20 and A21 are mixed in Q22 to obtain a
XXX11
689
XXX44
656
single difference-frequency between 700 and 601 kHz.
XXX12
688
XXX45
655
This reference frequency is routed
XXX13
687
XXX46
654
XXX14
686
XXX47
653
XXX15
685
XXX48
652
kilocycles
Oscillator Q21
KILOCYCLES
Oscillator Q21
XXX16
684
XXX49
651
indicator
output frequency
indicator
output frequency
XXX17
683
XXX50
650
reading
(MHz.)
reading
MHz )
XXX18
682
XXX51
649
XXX00 to XXX09
3.707
XXX50 to XXX59
3.657
XXX19
681
XXX52
648
XXX10 to XXX19
3.697
XXX60 to XXX69
3.647
XXX20
680
XXX53
647
XXX20 to XXX29
3.687
XXX70 to XXX79
3.637
XXX21
679
XXX54
646
XXX30 to XXX39
3.677
XXX80 to XXX89
3.627
XXX22
678
XXX55
645
XXX40 to XXX49
3. 667
XXX90 to XXX99
3. 617
XXX23
677
XXX56
644
through a low-pass filter to remove spurious frequencies
XXX24
676
XXX57
643
XXX25
675
XXX58
642
that may have been generated through mixing, and then it
XXX26
674
XXX59
641
is applied to clippers CR7 CR8. The resulting squarewave
XXX27
673
XXX60
640
is coupled to the adder/phase-shift circuit of the
XXX28
672
XXX61
639
XXX29
671
XXX62
638
discriminator by follower Q23. A phase-shift circuit is
XXX30
670
XXX63
637
inserted in the signal path from 023 to discriminator
XXX31
669
XXX64
636
XXX32
668
XXX65
635
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