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TM
11-5820-919-40-1
(2-30  MHz  and  152-180  MHz).  The  rf
been  previously  amplified  at  amplifier
mixing  product  is  routed  through  ener-
U1.)  This  results  in  a  75-MHz  mixing
gized contacts 8 and 7 of relay K1 Lo
product (either 75 plus 65 MHz or 75
the 2-30 MHz amplifier Q1 thru Q3, T1
plus 85 MHz).
The  75-MHz  mixing  product
thru T6 where it is boosted to 0.25
is  routed  through  energized  contacts  8-7
of relay K1,  through  amplifier  Q1,  T3
watt.
The  frequency  component  above
and  back  through  energized  contacts  3-2.
30  MHz  is  not  amplified.  The  +12.5v
Transmit  from  the  third  converter  powers
The 75-MHz mixing product is routed to
bandpass  filter  FL1.
this  amplifier.
In receive mode,
The  rf  mixing  product
the  75-MHz  if.  passes  through  deener-
goes through energized contacts 3 and 2
gized  contacts  (2-4-7)  of  relay  K1,
of relay K1 to the output jack, J3. In
receive  operation,  the 2-30 MHz rf is
through  amplifier  Q1  and  back  through
routed through contacts 2, 4, 6 and 8 of
contacts  3-6-8.
The 75-MHz if. mixes
relay K1 to mixer U4.
The 2-30 MHz rf
with the 70/80-MHz LO at mixer U4.
mixes with the 77-105. MHz LO to produce
The  5-MHz  mixing  product  goes  through
a  75-MHz  mixing  product.
amplifier  Q2, T4  and  isolation  trans-
The FET Q3 and amplifier U3
former T5.
control the gain of the 5-MHz mixing
HARMONIC
FILTER
The  control  signal  is  applied
product.
from the agc generator U3 in the third
General  Transmit  Operation.
converter.
Finally  the  5-MHz  mixing
The  harmonic  filter  suppresses  trans-
mitter  harmonics  and  noise  levels  out-
product is routed to pin 29 to the
sideband  filter  FL2.
side  of  the  selected  frequency  band.
Bandpass  Filter  Selection.
The  filter
2-97.
Bandpass  Filter  FL1.
functions  identically  in  receive  and
The selection of one of six bandpass fil-
ters, FL1 thru FL6,  is controlled by the
transmit  operation.  The  filter  rejects
frequencies other than 75 MHz,
15 kHz.
filter  select  Band  signals  from  the
control  panel.
The  filter  select  signal
In  transmit
2-98.
First  Converter.
(grid) is applied directly to the relays
of  the  selected  bandpass  filter  to
operation,  relay K1 is energized by the
+28v Xmt Enable and by the Keyline
provide a return path for the relay
ground  signal.
The  following  chart  lists  the
The 75-MHz if. goes to
filter  select  Band  signal  and  the  filter
mixer U2 where it mixes with the 77-105
selected  by  the  signal.
For  example,
MHz  LO.  (The  77-105  MHz  LO  has  been
the 2-3 MHz Band Select signal selects
previously  amplified  at  amplifier  U1.)
FL6 between 2,000 kHz and 2,999 kHz.
This results in the rf mixing product
Selected
Filter
Filter
Select
Signal
20-30
MHz
Band
FL1
10-20 MHz Band
FL2
FL3
8-12 MHz Band
FL4
5-8 MHz Band
FL5
3-5 MHz Band
FL6
2-3 MHz Band


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