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TM 11-5820-695-35
voltage rating. The +5 volt output signal is coupled to
integrator A8 through diode CR12B and resistor R7.
2-42.  Cable  Control-Comparator
1A12A3 and
1A12A14 Circuit Theory (fig. 5-31 and 5-31.1)
c.
Negative Pulse Generator. When 1NP is
logic one (approximately +3.5 volt), diode CR8 is
The integrated circuits used on cable control comparator
reverse biased, and Q2 is forward biased by +12 volts
1A12A3 are shown functionally in figure 5-31 for the
through R10. Current flow from -12 volts through R11,
synchronous mode and for 1A12A14 in figure 5-31.1 for
Q2 and RIO to +12 volts makes the voltage at the
the asynchronous mode. Figures 5-31 and 531.1 also
collector of Q2 positive which is clamped at -0.7 volt by
specify each integrated circuit type.
Figure 5-24
diode CR11.  This is the low voltage output of the
provides a circuit diagram for each type of integrated
negative pulse generator.  When 1NP is logic zero
circuit used in Radio Set AN/GRC-144. The complete
(ground), diode CR8 is forward biased, the emitter of
functional description of the cable control comparator is
transistor Q2 is at +0.7 volt and Q2 is reverse biased.
provided in paragraphs 25b for 1A12A3 and 2-5b.1 for
With Q2 off, current flow from -12 volts through resistor
1A12A14. Electrical operation of discrete piece parts for
R11, diode CR9 and zener diode CR10 drops the
the synchronous mode is provided in a through g below,
voltage at the collector of Q2 to -5 volts. This voltage is
and for both modes in h.
determined by the clamping action of diode CR9 and
zener diode CR10. The functions of resistor R12 and
a.
Flip-Flops. The J and K inputs of flip-flops
capacitor C6 are the same as for resistor R6 and
A7A and A7B are maintained at logic one by connection
capacitor Cl (b above).  The -5 volt output signal is
to the +5 volt supply voltage through resistors R1 and
coupled to differential integrator A8 through diode
R15.
CR12A and resistor R13.
b.
Positive Pulse Generator.  When 1PP is
d.
Differential Integrator.
The differential
logic zero (ground) diode CR1 is forward biased and the
integrator is composed of capacitors C2, C3, C7, C8,
emitter of transistor Q1 is at logic zero (approximately
C9, resistor R14 and differential amplifier A8. Capacitor
+0.7 volt).  Voltage division in resistor R3 and diode
C2 is a high frequency bypass. Capacitor C3 provides
CR6 provides the +1.4 colts at the base of Q1.
band-width limiting to prevent oscillation. Capacitors C7
Capacitor C4 filters this voltage. Transistor Q3 has -1.4
and C8 are supply voltage decouplers. Resistor R14
volts at the base which is provided by a voltage divider
and capacitor C9 form a long time constant signal
consisting of resistor R9 and diode CR7. The voltage is
feedback path.  The feedback signal maintains the
filtered by capacitor C5. With transistor Q1 off, -12 volts
output signal and bridges over intervals when the
through resistor R4 forward biases Q3.  Current flow
positive and negative pulse inputs are both absent.
from +12 volts through resistor R5, Q3 and resistor R4
Resistor R8 is an isolating resistor to couple the signal
to -12 volts produces voltage drops that make the
to test point E14.
voltage at the collector of Q3 negative.  Diode CR5
clamps this voltage at -0.7 volt. This is the low voltage
e.
Positive/Negative Clamp Detector.
output of the positive pulse generator. When 1PP is
Resistors R22 and R25 form a voltage divider which
high, diode CR1 is reverse biased.  Transistor Q1 is
provides +0.75 volt as the reference voltage for the
forward biased by the positive voltage through resistor
positive clamp detector.  Similarly resistors R26 and
R2 and its emitter is at approximately +2 volts. When
R27 provide -1V for the negative clamp detector.
Q1 is on, current flow from +12 volts through R2, Q1
Resistors R21, R23, and R24 form a voltage divider that
and R4 to -12 volts produces voltage drops that make
couples the signal output of A8 into the clamp detectors.
the voltage at the collector of Q1 positive. This voltage
The tapoff point at the center arm of resistor R23 is
is clamped at +0.7 volt by diode CR2.  This is the
connected to the inputs of both clamp detectors and is
voltage at the emitter of Q3, therefore, Q3 is reverse
bypassed by capacitor C15.
biased. With Q3 off, current flow from + 12 volt through
R5, diode CR3 and zener diode CR4 to ground drops
f.
Narrow Clock Pulse Generator  and 48-
the voltage at the collector of Q3 to +5 volt.  This
Channel Baud Generator.  Resistors R16 and R17
voltage is determined by The clamping action of diode
connect the supply voltage into pin 13 of narrow clock
CR3 and zener diode CR4.  Zener diode CR4 is
pulse generator A5. Variable resistor R17 and capacitor
protected against current surges by capacitor C1.
C10 set the time constant which determines the time
Resistor R6 provides additional current flow through
duration of the
zener diode CR4 to assure that the diode is operating at
its specified current rating to assure the specified zener
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