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| TM 11-5820-695-35
bridge rectifier output is snort circuited causing the fuse
filtered by capacitors C1 through C3. The filtered output
in the ac input line to open.
is applied to series regulator Q3. Series regulator Q3,
under control of differential amplifier Q7 and Q8, and
amplifier Q2, Q4 through Q6, introduces the voltage
2-19.
Overall Block Diagram Description
of
drop necessary to maintain voltage regulation.
Receiver, R-1467(P)/GC-144(V) (fig. 5-18)
b.
Overvoltage
Protection
Circuit.
Receiver,
Radio
R-1467(P)/GRC-144(V)
is
a
Overvoltage protection is provided by crowbar circuit
superheterodyne receiver which receives an rf input
Q1. An overvoltage condition at the voltage regulator
signal in the 4.4 to 5.0 GHz range from a line-of-sight
output is sensed by overvoltage amplifier Q9 which
antenna through Duplexer CU-1891/ GRC. The 4.4 to
triggers Q1 into conduction. With Q1 conducting, the
5.0 GHz rf input signal is
Change 6
2-45
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