CE-4 Communications Monitor Guide
CE-4 Communications Monitor Guide
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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SECTION 1 GENERAL
Introduction 1-1
Description 1-1
Accessories 1-2
SECTION 2 INSTALLATION
Environmental Requirements 2-1
Power Requirements 2-1
Warmup Requirements 2-1
Service or Repair 2-1
Preparation for Shipment 2-1
SECTION 3 OPERATION
General 3-1
Front Panel Controls 3-1
Turn on and Warm up 3-1
Frequency Deviation Measurement 3-1
AM Measurement 3-3
Signal Generator Operation 3-3
FM Output 3-4
Al\lOutput 3-4
Variable Frequency Tone Generator 3-4
Description 3-4
Controls 3-5
Operation 3-5
Operation Note 3-5
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D/ A Converter 4-11
Sine Converter 4-11
Output Gate 4-12
Output Amplifier 4-12
Burst Time Generator 4-12
High Level Amplifier, M 11 Option 4-12
Functional Description 4-12
Circuit Description 4-12
RF Switch 4-12
High Level Amplifier 4-12
Wide Band Amplifier Fuse Assembly 4-12
SECTION 5 MAINT ENANC E
General Information 5-1
Access and Parts Location 5-1
Adjustments 5-1
Equipment Required 5-1
Power Supply Voltages 5-2
1300-2200 MHz Phase Lock Loop 5-2
1190-1300 MHz Phase Lock Loop 5-2
Step Attenuator 5-2
Output Power Calibration 5-3
Time Base Calibration 5-3
Frequency Meter Calibration 5-3
Troubleshooting 5-4
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TABLES
Table No.
ILL USTRATIONS
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GENERAL
SECTION 1
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and turns on the SIGNAL LEVEL light on the CE-4 attenuator and at the output of the Wide Band
front panel to indicate that the metering circuits amplifier to protect the instrument circuits. The
are operating. specifications for the CE-4 are listed in Table 1-1.
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ITEM CHARACTERISTIC
RF SIGNAL GENERATION
Frequency
Range .01 MHz to 999.9999 MHz
Resolution, Digital 100 IIz
Accuracy
AM and C W Modes ± .00001% I, Time Base
FM Mode (Freq. meter
1. 5 kHz scale) J, 50 Hz additional
Level (after 40 dB attenuator) into 50rl
Range -127 dBm to -G7 dBm
(0. II_LV to 100f-LV HMS)
Accuracy (b'tep attenuator +40 dB)
Dial attenuator -107 dB)
.01 MHz to 512 MHz ± 2 dB
512 MHz to 999.9999 MHz ± .5 dB additional
Dial Attenuator (Relative to ± 1. 0 dB at dial setting of -117 and -127 (± 1 dB
-107 dB) typical at other settings)
Step Attenuator (Relative to
+40 dB) ± 2 dB
Output Impedance 50rl nominal
MODULATION
FM
Internal
Fixed Frequency 1000 Hz ± Time Base
Variable Frequency optional(MlO) 10 Hz to 5000 Hz (usable to 9999 Hz) ±. 005%
Resolution
10.00 Hz to 99.99 Hz 0.01 Hz
100.0 Hz to 999.9 Hz 0.1 Hz
1000 Hz to 9999 Hz 1 Hz
Aging 20 PPM/year
External
Frequency Range: Standard, Sine 20 Hz to 5 kHz
Optional: Sine 5 Hz to 5 kHz
Square 5 Hz to 1 kHz
Pulse 5 Hz (5% to 95% duty cycle)
Deviation Range
Sine 0-25 kHz minimum
Square 0-2 kHz minimum
Deviation Sensitivity (Mod. Adj. 1 kHz/GmV RMS typical
full CW)
(for optimum performance, the
sum of the modulating frequency
and deviation should be S 45 kHz)
Input Impedance 1 KrI nominal
Distortion, S 15 kHz S5%
Modes
Standard Internal; External or Internal plus External
Optional Internal 1 kHz at 3.3 kHz ± 5% deviation plus
Internal Variable at 0-25 kHz deviation plus
External
AM
Internal
Fixed Frequency 1000 Hz ± Time Base
Variable Frequency (optional) 10.00 Hz to 9999 Hz ± .005%
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Resolution
10.00 Hz to 99.99 Hz 0.01 Hz
100.0 Hz to 999.9 Hz 0.1 Hz
1000 Hz to 9999 Hz 1 Hz
Aging 20 PPM/year
External
Frequency Range 60 Hz to 3 kHz (usable to 20 kHz)
Sensitivity 150 m V RMS for 80% Mod.
Input Impedance 1 KQ nominal
Range o to 80%
Distortion
30% Mod. ~5%
80% Mod. ~10%
Modes
Standard Internal; External; Internal plus External
Optional Internal 1 kHz plus Internal Variable plus External
MONITOR
Frequency
Range 0.05 MHz to 999.999 MHz (range determined by
plug-ins)
Resolution
Digital (dialed frequency) 100 Hz
Frequency Meter 50 Hz
Accuracy (Freq. meter on 1. 5 kHz scale) ± 50 Hz ± (.00001% ± Time Base)
Sensitivity See Plug-in specifications
Demod Output
Level ~3V RMS into 1 KQ, for 25 kHz FM Deviation
Distortion ~5%
Frequency Response ± 3 dB, 5 Hz to 5 kHz
MOD OUTPUT
Level o to >3V RMS into 1 KQ
Distortion ~5% at 1. 5V RMS
TIME BASE
Aging <3 x 10- 9 /Day avg. over 7 day period
<5 x 10- 8/Mo. avg. over 6 month period
<2 x 10- 7 /Yr. (during first year calibrate at
6 month intervals and thereafter at
12 month intervals)
Stability <5 x 10- 8 O°C to 55°C
Warmup Time 10 min. from 20°C to 1 x 10- 6 (typical)
<25 min. from 25°C to 1 x 10- 7
<45 min. from O°C to 1 x 10- 7
POWER REQUIREMENTS 115 or 230V AC, ± 10%, 50-400 Hz, 150W max.
DIMENSIONS
Height 12 1/4" (31.1 cm)
Width 13" (33 cm)
Depth 18" (45.7 cm)
WEIGHT 40 lbs (18.1 kg) approx. w/o plug-ins
ENVIRONMENTAL
Temperature, Operating O°C to +55°C
Temperature, Storage -40°C to +75°C
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<1 MV 2 MHz - 520 MHz
<.1 MV 50 kHz - 2 MHz, 520 MHz - 1 GHz
2fJ.V typical
10fJ.V typical
~ ;::lMV 1 mV to 500 mV typical
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I NST ALLA TlO N
RF Fields
Cushman Electronics, Inc.
2.02 vvbere extremely high RF radiation fields Customer Service Department
exist (such as when the CE-4 is used near 2450 North First Street,
a transmitter) the telescoping antenna should be San Jose, California 95131
pushed together to reduce pickup. Where many Telephone: (408) 263-8100
high-power transmitters are in use adjacent-channel
interference may be experienced if the transmit-
ters are operating within 90 kHz of each other. 2.06 Cushman Electronics authorizes warranty
In such cases the SELECTIVITY switch on the and other service may be performed by
Broadband mixers should be placed in the SHARP the regional Service Centers. It is to your advantage
to use the Service Center nearest you in order to
position. If satisfactory measurements still cannot
speed the return of your equipment and to lessen
be made, direct connection between the transmitter your shipping costs, when applicable.
to be monitored and the C E-4, through a suitable
RF attenuator, may be required. Contact Cushman 2.07 You must contact either the factory or
Electronics Customer Service Department for
the regional Service Center nearest you
further information.
before shipping any equipment for repair. Service
of your equipment will be scheduled at that time
NOTE
and you will be advised of the best method of ship-
ment and other information.
In the SHARP position the bandwidth
is narrowed so that Deviation readings
may be degraded unless the sum of the 2.08 For the address and telephone number of
modulation frequency plus the frequency the regional Service Center nearest you,
deviation is less than 11 kHz. contact the Cushman Electronics factory Customer
Service Department listed above.
POWER REQUIREMENTS
PREPARATION FOR SHIPMENT
2.03 The CE-4 may be operated from a 115V AC
± 10% or a 230V AC ± 10%, 50 to 400 Hz
AC source. Power consumption is 150 watts. 2.09 The following is a general guide for re-
packaging the instrument for shipment.
WARMUP REQUIREMENTS
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If the original container is not used, d. Mark the shipping container: "DELI-
2.11
proceed as follows: CATE ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENT",
"FRAGILE".
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SECTION 3
OPERATION
3.01 Before the C E-4 is operated a suitable 3.05 Plug the power cord into a 115V (230V)
plug-in unit should be installed in each of ± 10% 50-400 Hz Source receptacle and
the compartments (they maybe omitted for CW/AM turn on the power to the instrument with the switch
SIG GEN use only). Sec Table 1-2 for a list of on the VOLUME control.
plug-in units that may be used in the C E-4, with
some of their more important characteristics. An 3.06 Allow the instrument to warm up for ap-
FM Deviation Meter or an Oscilloscope is used in proximately 25 minutes. This is to allow
the left hand compartment. In the right hand com- the crystal oven to come up to temperature. If the
partment one of the Pl'eselectors, Wideband Mixers instrument has been stored at temperatures below
or Monitors may be used. 32°F (O°C) additional warmup time will be required.
The crystal oven is on whenever the power cord
is connected to an AC source. If the instrument
is left plugged in with the power switch OFF, the
oven will be maintained at operating temperature,
and the instrument will be ready for use a few
Turn power off before removing or re- seconds after the power switch is turned on.
placing plug-ins. Wait 30 seconds before
removing oscilloscope. FREQUENCY DEVIATION MEASUREMENT
3,02 In the Monitor function the input signal is 3.07 In the following procedure it is assumed
connected to the ANT connector on the that the RF plug-in is either a Model 303
plug-in and the carrier frequency of the signal is Broadband Mixer or one of the Preselectors or
dialed up on the CE-4 Frequency Selector switches. Monitors operating in the broadband mode. In the
The carrier frequency error will then be displayed Preselector mode the procedure is the same except
on the FREQUENCY meter and the frequency de- that the Preselector dial must be set to the frequency
viation will be displayed on the FM Deviation Meter dialed in by the Frequency Selector switches on
or on the oscilloscope. For AM the percentage the Monitor. The Model 302 Deviation Meter must
modulation will be displayed on the oscilloscope, be plugged into the left hand compartment of the
or on the AM Monitor meter. Both FM and AM are Monitor.
demodulated and reproduced by a speaker, either
in the plug-in or in the CE-4. 3.08 Make the following connections and control
settings:
3.0:3 In the SIG GEN function the dialed in fre-
quency il:l available at the 0-1000 MHz
a. Turn instrument on and allow time
for warmup, paragraphs 3.05 and
output connector. The type of output, FM, AM, CW
3.06.
is determined by the setting of the FUNCTION
switch. Modulation may be either internal 1 kHz b. Connect an external antenna, or the
(10-9999 Hz with Variable Frequency option) or telescoping antenna supplied with the
external, within the frequency range of 20 Hz - instrument, to the ANT connector on the
20 kHz, or both internal and external simultane- RF plug-in unit. If the telescoping antelma
ously. RF output is calibrated from -127 dBm to is used, extend it to its full length for HF
-67 dBm (0.1 to 100j.lV RMS) at the output of the measurements, to apprOximately 18 inches
40 dB pad when connected to the 0-1000 MHz output. for VHF, and minimum 16ngth for UHF
Approximately one hundred times the calibrated measurements.
output is available at the 0-1000 MHz connector
c. Turn the FUNCTION switch to CAL
when the 40 dB pad is not used, but attenuator
and adjust the inner knob (on FUNC-
calibration will not apply. The -dB settings are
TION switch) for zero (mid-scale) reading
relative to full scale of the Variable Attenuator on the FREQUENCY meter.
for any setting of the step attenuator.
d. If a Model 301A Oscilloscope is being
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS used, set Vertical and Horizontal
s\\1tches to the INT position and adjust
3.04 The front panel controls, indicators and VERT POS control so that the trace is on
connectors seen in Figure 1-1 are listed the zerO reference line while the Deviation
in Table 3-1. The seven knobs just below the MHz range switch is in the ± 1.5 kHz position.
dil:lplay windows are used to dial in a frequency. Adjust the INT ENSITY and FOC US control
They are referred to in the text as Frequency Sel- for a sharp clear trace on the screen.
ectors. Operating controls for the plug-ins are
det;cribud in the instruction manuals for those units. e. Change the FUNCTION switch to the
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SIGNAL LEVEL Indicator Light Lights when a received signal is strong enough
for reliable measurements in MONITOR function
only. Meter circuits disabled when not lighted.
It is lighted but has no signal level significance
in other FUNCTION switch positions.
MHz Frequency Selector Switches Each frequency selector knob is associated with
a number indicating the dialed in frequency in
MHz with reference to the fixed decimal point.
MONITOR
DEMOD OUT Connector Demodulated output of FM signals.
MOD INPUT Connector Input for external tone modulation. Signal mod-
ulated whenever tone applied to this input. Both
internal and external modulation may be used at
the same time if desired.
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0-1000 MHz w/40 dB Pad Signal Generator output. 40 dB pad must be con-
nected for attenuator calibration to apply. Cali-
brated for dB setting of step and variable attenuator.
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d. Set the SIGNAL GENERATOR step modulation Signal applied to the modulator
attenuator switch and variable at- may be monitored at the MOD OUTPUT
tenuator control for the desired output connector.
level. Connect the 40 dB pad to the 0-1000
f. Set the SIGNAL GENERATOR step
MHz connector and connect the other end
and variable attenuator controls
of the pad cable to the instrument to be
for the desired output level and connect the
tested. (The output level calibration does
instrument to be tested to the output of the
not apply unless the 40 dB pad is used).
40 dB attenuator. Observe CAUTION note
of paragraph 3. 11 d.
AM Output
Whenever a direct connection is made
3.13 Make the following connections and control
between the CE-4 and a transceiver,
settings:
keying the transceiver will damage the
40 dB fixed attenuator and possibly the a. lnstall a Model 313 AM Monitor in
C E-4. A fuse is mounted in the 40 dB the right hand compartment of the
attenuator as a protective measure. DC CE-4.
connected to the Monitor output without
the 40 dB pad may damage the RF switch
b. Turn on the CE-4, refer to para-
graphs 3.05 and 3.06.
board and with the 40 dB pad may blow
the fuse in the pad. c. Set the FUNCTION switch to SIG
GEN AM and set the seven Fre-
FM Output quency Selector dials to the desired fre-
quency.
3.12 Make the following connections and con-
d. Set the 1 kHz internal modulation
trol settings:
switch to ON, or set to OFF if ex-
a. Turn on the CE-4, refer to para- ternal modulation is to be used. For ex-
graphs 3.05 and 3.06. ternal modulation connect the external
source (20 Hz to 20 kHz) to the MOD INPUT
b. Set the FUNCTION switch to SIG
connector. The external source may be a
GEN FM and set the seven Frequency
single tone or several tones summed to-
Selector dials to the desired frequency.
gether. Both internal and external modu-
(When the FUNCTION switch is set to
lation may be used simultaneously if de-
SIG GEN FM the FREQUENCY meter will
sired.
peg. Allow 10-15 seconds to permit the
meter to come on scale before making e. Adjust the SIGNAL GENERATOR
the adjustment in paragraph c. If the MOD ADJ control for the percentage
meter remains pegged the FM CAL con- of modulation. Read percentage on Model
trol should be readjusted to bring it back 313 meter. The modulation signal applied
on scale). to the modulator may be monitored at the
MOD OUTPUT connector.
c. Adjust the SIGNAL GENERA TOR
MODULA TION FM CAL control for f. Set the SIGNAL GENERATOR LEVEL
a zero reading on the FREQUENCY meter. attenuator controls for the desired
This adjustment sets the FM center fre- output level and connect the instrument to
quency to the same frequency that is be tested to the output of the 40 dB atten-
dialed in on the Frequency Selector switches. uator. Observe CAUTION note of para-
Set Meter switch to 1. 5 kHz for maximum graph 3. 11 d.
resolution. The center frequency may be
offset ± 15 kHz for test purposes if re- VARIABLE FREQUENCY TONE GENERATOR
quired.
d. Set the 1 kHz internal modulation
Description
switch to ON or OFF as desired.
For external modulation connect the
3.14 The Variable Tone Generator is a frequency
external source (20 Hz to 20 kHz) to the
synthesizer, digital switch-controlled unit
MOD INPUT connector. The external
for the purpose of testing the audio signalling por-
source may be a single tone or several
tions of radio receivers and for all audio frequency
tones summed together. Both internal
applications within the range of the instrument.
and external modulation may be used si-
The Tone Generator covers a range of 10.00 Hz
multaneously if desired.
to 9999 Hz in three ranges selected by a front
e. Use the SIGNAL GENERATOR MOD panel range switch and four thumb wheel switches.
ADJ control to set the frequency Tone accuracy is ::I:: 0.005%, the waveshape is
deviation. Deviation may be read on sinusoidal and distortion is less than 1%. True
the Model 30lA oscilloscope or the Model output is either continuous or a tone burst which
302 Frequency Deviation plug-in. The may be set for a duration of from. 03 to 1 second.
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THEORY OF OPERATION
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4. 11 The modulation (FM) is recovered and the 4. 18 The 14-23.9 MHz frequency generator is
deviation measured either with the Oscil- made up of two circuits: 100 kHz VCO and
loscope or Deviation Meter plug-in. The audio Phase Detector, 2500, and 100 kHz+N, 2300. This
modulation is displayed on the Oscilloscope and phase locked loop which is controlled by the 10
reproduced in the speaker. MHz and 1 MHz digit switches and is referenced
to the 100 kHz output of the Reference Divider,
4. 12 In the Signal Generator mode the output 2700, generates a frequency variable in 100 kHz
may be modulated (FM or AM) by an in- and 1 MHz steps. Because of the later X10 mul-
ternally generated 1 kHz modulation frequency or tiplication these steps become 1 MHz and 10 MHz
by an external signal (60 Hz to 20 kHz) or both in the monitor output.
internal and external modulation may be used si-
multaneously. 4.19 The output of the 119-130 MHz mixer goes
to the 1190-1300 Phase Lock Loop, 3750,
Frequency Synthesizer and Oscillator, 3700, in the Microwave Casting
where it serves as the Reference frequency. The
4. 13 The circuits of the Frequency Synthesizer Microwave Oscillator is locked to the 10th har-
make up the major portion of the instru- monic of this Reference frequency.
ment. Frequency generation starts with the Time
Base which provides two 5 MHz outputs. One is 4.20 The output of the Microwave Oscillator is
a logic level Signal to the Reference Divider, connected to the voltage controlled atten-
2700, and the other is a sine wave which goes to uator (VCA), 3600, which is made up of a series
the Frequency Multiplier, 2200. Refer to Main- of PIN diodes. These diodes are used to amplitude
frame Block Diagram, Figure 4-2. modulate the oscillator output when in the SIG GEN
mode. The also serve to attenuate the output sig-
4.14 The four least significant digits, 100 kHz, nal and are controlled by the variable and step at-
10 kHz, 1 kHz, 100 Hz of the frequency tenuator switches on the front panel. Output from
selector switches control a 20-21 MHz Voltage the VCA goes to the Microwave mixer, 3500,
Controlled Oscillator (VCO) in a phase locked loop where the final mixing takes place.
which varies the frequency in 100 Hz steps from
20 MHz to 20.9999 MHz. This is accomplished by 4.21 The other frequency required for the
the circuits 100 Hz+N, 2600, and the VCO and final mixing is generated by the 1300-
Phase Detector, 2800. Since a X10 multiplication 2200 MHz oscillator, 3800, and phase lock, 3900.
of the signal takes place later on, this oscillator The reference is the 100 MHz output of the Fre-
output is divided by 10 to make the circuit output quency Multiplier, 2200, and the oscillator is
2-2.09999 MHz. See Overall Block Diagram, controlled in 100 MHz steps by the most significant
Figure 4-2. digit, 100 MHz, switch of the Frequency Selector
dials. Individual oscillators are phase-locked to
4.15 The 2-2.09999 MHz frequency is mixed the 13th through the 22nd harmonic of 100 MHz.
with either 20 MHz or 21 MHz in the
17.9-19 MHz mixer, 2400, to produce 17.90001-18 4.22 The final microwave mixer output will be
MHz or 18.90001-19 MHz. 21 MHz is used in the 10 kHz to 999.9999 MHz in the Signal
Signal Generator mode and 20 MHz in the Receive Generator mode and 10-1009.9999 MHz in the
Monitor mode. This 1 MHz difference is changed Receive Monitor mode. This latter signal serves
to 10 MHz in the X10 multiplier later on to provide as the LO frequency for the RF plug-in.
the 10 MHz difference required between the Signal
Generator output and the Receive Monitor LO. 4.23 The internal modulation frequency in SIG
GEN is selected by the front panel SIG
4.16 The 20 MHz for mixing is obtained from GEN MODULATION 1 kHz switch. For AM the
the Frequency Multiplier circuit, 2200. modulating signal is routed through the Attenuator
To obtain the 21 MHz, a 10 MHz output from the Control circuit, 3100, to the VCA circuit, 3600,
Reference Divider, 2700, through the 10 MHz where it controls a PIN diode modulator. For FM
modulator, 4400, is brought to the 17.9-19 MHz the modulating signal is applied to a VCO in the
mixer, 2400, divided by 10 and mixed with the 10 MHz modulator circuit, 4400. The FM CAL
20 MHz signal to produce the required 21 MHz. control also is connected to the VCO so that the
center frequency may be set exactly on by using
4.17 Output from the 17.9-19 MHz mixer is the Monitor FREQUENCY meter. A feedback loop
connected to the RF mixer, 2100, where from the Modulator output is connected to the dis-
it is mixed with a fixed frequency of 125 MHz ob- criminator in the second IF Discriminator, 4700,
tained from the Frequency Multiplier, 2200. to provide an AFC voltage which is also connected
Output from this mixer is 143.9-144 MHz (Sig Gen) to the VCO in the modulator. An RF plug-in must
or 142.9-143 MHz (Rec Mon). This output is con- be in the right hand compartment to complete the
nected to the 119-130 MHz mixer where it is mixed loop. The FM modulated 10 MHz output of the
with 14-23.9 MHz from the VCO phase lock loop modulator goes to the 17.9-19 MHz mixer circuit
controlled by the 10 MHz and 1 MHz digits of the where it is divided by 10 and mixed with the 20
Frequency Selector switch. Output from this MHz input to provide the 21 MHz mixing frequency
mixer is either 120-130 MHz (Sig Gen) or 119-129 required by this mixer for Signal Generation. In
(Rec 1\10n). this way the output frequency is modulated.
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4.26 5 MHz Time Base output is divided by 5 4.32 The 100 Hz loop is made up of two cir-
in IC1 and by 10 in IC2 to obtain 100 kHz. cuits, 100 Hz Divide-by-N, 2600, and
Outputs IC2-S and IC2-12 are buffered and com- 100 Hz VCO and Phase Detector, 2S00, Figures
bined in an AND gate in IC3 to produce a 20% duty 6-8, 6-10. See also these circuits on overall
cycle 100 kHz output to board pin S. The other block diagram, Figure 4-2.
gates of IC3 are connected as buffers.
4.33 The 2. 00000-2.99999 MHz required by
4.27 The 100 kHz output of IC2 is divided by the 17.9-19 MHz mixer, 2400, is gen-
10 in IC4. The 10 kHz output of IC4 is erated by this loop circuit according to the setting
divided by 10 in le5. Outputs IC5-S and IC5-12 of the Front Panel Frequency Selector switches.
are combined in a NAND gate in IC6 to produce a This is accomplished by dividing down the 20.0000-
20% duty cycle 1 kHz output through board pin 2. 20.9999 MHz output of the VCO in a divider con-
IC5-12 is connected to pin 2 of NAND gate IC6-1, trolled by the Frequency Selector switches to
2, 3, which is controlled by the SIG GEN MOD- produce a 100 Hz output when the VCO frequency
ULATOR 1 kHz switch on the front panel through is correct. The 100 Hz output of the Divide-by-N
board pin 7 to turn the modulation on and off. circuit is compared with a 100 Hz reference fre-
quency derived from the Time Base in a Phase
4.28 100 kHz from IC2 is also connected Detector. Any deviation of the Divide-by-N out-
through a buffer IC3-4, 5, 6 to the input put frequency from 100 Hz generates an error
of the 3.3 MHz tuned amplifier, Q1-Q4, where voltage in the Phase Detector. This error voltage
the thirty-third harmonic is selected and amplified. is amplified and applied to the Varicaps in the
Tuned amplifier, Q5, selects and amplifies the VCO with a polarity such that the VCO output
third hannonic of 3.3 MHz to produce a 9.9 MHz frequency is corrected to the proper value. In
output at board pin 21. this manner any frequency dialed up on the Fre-
quency Selector switches is referenced to the
4.29 An output from the 5 MHz Time Base is Time Base.
also connected to one side of a NAND
gate in IC7. The ather side of the NAND gate is 100 Hz Divide-by-N. 2600
connected to the Function switch S1007 through
U4402-1, 2, 3. In the AM, CW, and CAL modes 4.34 Since the input to the Di vide-by- N circuit
the gate is opened and closed in the FM and MON is the VCO output of 20. 0000-20. 9~)9U
mode. The 5 MHz thus controlled is connected MHz the divider circuit U2-U7 must be able to
through the buffer amplifier of IC7 to the frequency divide this input by 200.000-209.999 in order to
douLler circuit, T1, Q6, Q7. The doubler output always have a 100 Hz output. This is accom-
is jJ3ssed through a 10 MHz filter to provide the plished by setting the presettable dividers, U2-
10 ;\IlIz output at board pin 16. U5, to the nines complement of the front panel
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Frequency Selectors. The front panel switches 13 are both high (2.4V) when both 100 Hz Divide-
are wired to read out the nines complement of the by-N and the 100 Hz references are in phase. If
number to which they are set. With the additional the 100 Hz Divide-by-N input lags in phase U2-13
dividers, U6 divide by 10, and U2 divide by 2, it goes low and if it leads U2-2 goes low. These
is possible to divide by up to 200,000. The cir- transitions are used to control the Unlock Detector
cuits of U8, Ul-4, 5, 6. 8, 9, 10, and U7-5, 7, circuit and to generate the VCO control voltage.
9 inhibit u-t, 2, 3 from allowing the first 10,000
count to go through from U5 to U6. This makes 4.39 The Unlock Detector circuit is U3-1,
possible a division of up to 209,999. See Figure 2, 3, 11, 12, 13 and U5 contains a one-
6-S. shot, U5-1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, that triggers for every
transition, but the output gate, U5-Il, 12, 13
4.35 Input from the VCO, 2800, comes in does not allow the one-shot output to pass through
through board pin 2 to the input amplifier/ unless a transition is of more than 100J.!s duration.
clock driver, Q1-Q4 and inverter, U1-Il, 12, 13. This is controlled by the 100J.!s delay of the circuit
This circuit not only providcs the proper logic R4, C9.
level, but also squares up the pulses so that there
will be no ambiguity in clocking. 4.40 The narrow pulses from U2 either add
to or subtract from the 1. 5 volt bias on
4.36 After the reset pulse, which presets the C7, depending on whether the fN output leads or
counters U2-U5 and resets to zero U7-12, lags the reference. Q1 is an inverter and Q2 is
U7-9 and U1-S, the counters U2-U5 count up to an emitter follower. CR1-CR4 with R3 and R12
9999 starting at the preset number. The count form a soft limiter at 2.4V. Q2, Q3 arc used as
cannot go through Ul-2, 3 because Ul-1 is low. low leakage diodes.
However US detects the 9999 count and sets U1-S
and therefore U7-7 high and at the same time 4.41 The Loop Amplifier U4 provides high
clocks U7-5, but since both pulses arrive at ap- DC gain to minimize the phase error
proximately the same time U7-9 remains low. between the f N input and the 100 Hz reference.
The divider U2- U5 starts over at zero and again C16-C1S, R1S-R20 is a notch filter to remove
counts up to 9999 and US again detects this con- 100 Hz ripple. Q5-Q10 form active low pass fil-
dition. U1-S is not changed, but U7-5 again re- ters for 50 Hz and 70 Hz to remove other residual
ceives a clock and U7-9 goes high so that the signals. The DC control voltage is applied to the
20,000 count from U5 goes through to U6. At VCO, Q12, L2, CR5. Q13 is an output buffer for
the count of 100,000 U7-12 goes high, enabling the 20-21 MHz output. Qll is a power supply
Ull-3, and the count continues. When U6 reaches filter for the VCO.
9 on the last count through, Ull-4 is enabled. At
the continued count of 9993, in U2-U5, total count 4.42 To produce the required 2. 0-2. 1 MHz
of 209,993, U9 detects this condition and Ull-5 output an output from the VCO is buffered
is enabled. With all the inputs of Ull enabled the into the decade divider, U6. Output is filtered
next clock pulse, 9994 causes Ull-S to set high with the low pass filter L3, L4, C3S-C40 and
and the load/reset pulse for the counters is gen- passes to the 17.9-19 MHz mixer, 2400.
erated at Ull-6. This reset pulse enables U12-1
allowing it to respond to the clock. Prior to the 17.9-19 MHz Mixer. 2400
reset pulse, U12 is preset to the number 4 and U12
takes up the count at 209,994, with the clock input 4.43 In this circuit, Figure 6-6, the 2.0-2. 1
at U12-S. At the count of 999S U12-12 enables the MHz output of the 100 Hz VCO, 2S00, is
K input of Ull so that at count 9999, total 209,999, mixed with 20 MHz to produce the 17. 9-1S MHz
Ull resets and the counters start over again from required for the Receive-Monitor function, or 1
the preset number. This 5-clock delay is nec- MHz is mixed with the 20 MHz to produce 21 MHz,
essary to give time for loading and reset of U2-U5. which is then mixed with 2.0-2. 1 MHz to produce
When Ull-S sets high at a total count of 209,994 the lS.9-19 MHz required for the Signal Generator
this pulse also triggers the one-shot, U13, to function. The selection of either condition is con-
generate the output pulse. When the frequency is trolled by diode switches CR9-CR12.
correct according to the Frequency Selector set-
ting this output will be 100 Hz. 4.44 \V'hen the Function switch is in the MON-
ITOR position the voltagc at board pin 9
100 Hz veo and Phase Detector. 2S00 is +20V and at pin 7 it is -12V. This tUTIlS diodes
CR10, CRll on and diodes CR9, CR12 off. 20
4.37 Input from the 100 Hz Divide-by-N circuit MHz from the Frequency Multiplier, 2200, through
comes in through board pin 19 through an pin S passes through CR10, CRIl to T2 of the
inverter to the Phase Detector U2-3, see Figure double balanced mixer T1, T2, CR1-CR4, R7, R9,
(i-10. A reference frequency of 1 kHz from the RIO, C13, C14. Here it is mixed with 2.0-2.1
Reference Divider, 2700, enters through board MHz to produce 17. 9-1S MHz. Output from T1 goes
pin IS and is divided by 10 in U1 and the 100 Hz through a 19 MHz low pass filter and the level
output inverted and applied to the Phase Detector, adjust control, R12 to output amplifier Q5 and the
U2-1. 17.9-19 MHz bandpass filter to board pin 21.
The outputs of the Phase Detector, U2-2, 4.45 In the 51G GEN or CAL position of the
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FUNCTION s\\itch input to pin 7 is +20V and to 4.49 The dividers are preset by the 10 MHz
pin 9 it is -12V turning CR9, CR12 on and CR10, and 1 MHz Frequency Selector switches
CRll off. 20 MHz is now connected to T4 of the to the nines complement of the division ratio re-
mixer made up of T:3, T·1, CR5-CRS. The other quired. Thus if the division ratio is 140 (corres-
input comes from the 10 MHz modulator through ponds to a dial setting of 00) the dividers are pre-
pin 4 to the 10 MHz amplifier, Q2, Q3, and decade set to 999-140=859. For a division ratio of 239
divider, IC1, the 1 MHz output of which is con- (corresponds to dial setting of 99) the dividers are
nected to T3. Output from T3 is connected to the preset to 999-239=760. Since the most significant
input of tuned amplifier Ql. It then passes through digit of the division ratio is only either 1 or 2,
the 21 MHz bandpass filter to the tuned amplifier, U1 is connected to be set only to the nines com-
Q4, through CR12 to the input of T2 in the double plement of 7 or S. The dividers start counting
balanced mixer. This mixer output is now the from the preset number and count up to 993. At
18.9-19 J\IHz required for the Signal Generator the count of 994 the dividers are reset to the pre-
mode. set number.
100 kHz Divide-by·-N. 2300 4.53 The Unlock Detector and Indicator Driver
is made up of U2-B, 9. 10, 11, 12, 13
4.48 The purpose of this circuit, see Figure and U3. U3GS, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13 is a one-shot
6-5, is to divide the output of the 100 kHz which turns on switch Q4 with a series of pulses
veo by a factor that \\ill result in a 100 kHz output in the unlocked condition to turn on the front panel
when the frequency is correct. Since the VCO out- indicator light. When the Phase Lock Loops are
put range must be 14-23.9 MHz the division range locked the input to U3-12 is low and the one-shot
mllst bl' 140-239. The 14-23.9 MHz input goes is not triggered. Whenever one of the loops goes
through a buffer amplifier. Q1, to three gates U6, out of lock the frequency drifts through the ref-
one of which, UG-6 is always enabled. For the be- erence frequency at U2-9, 10 or U2-12, 13 causing
ginmng portion of the count U6-12 is enabled and a series of pulses to OCCllr at U3-12 which trigger
U6-8 is low. The input through U6-12 goes to U3-B, the one-shot and cause the front panel indicator
the input of the three decade dividers U1, U2, U3. to show an unlocked condition.
1190-1300 MHz Phase Lock. 3750 and Q3, Q4 return to the amplifying function. R8
is an adjustment to set the input to Q3 at zero volts
4.54 Output from the RF Mixer (2100) is cOllllec- when there is no output from the sampling gate.
ted to the input amplifiers through Jl. Re-
fer to Figure 6-18. Q1, Q5 amplify the signal suf- 4.59 When the circuit is out of lock, search
ficiently to properly operate the step recovery diode, oscillator output from Q6 is cOllllected
CR2. R38 adjusts the bias on this diode. The step through CR11 to QI0 turning it off. The oscillator
recovery diode acts as a capacitor that, on every pulses are stored as a DC level by C12, R27 to
cycle, returns the stored charge to the circuit hold QI0 off. This low output from QI0 is fed
very rapidly. The result is a very sharp pulse of through summing amplifiers Q3910, Q3911, Q3912
approximately 500 psec duration. This pulse is to the unlock detector circuit IC2503, IC2505 to
applied to both T1 and CR4. The rectified output turn on the UNLOCKED light.
of CR4 is connected to the Automatic Level Control
Amplifier IC2-2, the filtered DC output of which 4.60 An offset voltage from the Audio Amplifier
is cOllllected to PIN diode CRl. The PIN diode and Varactor Control Circuit, 4800, is
functions as a resistance which may be varied ac- applied to the input of Q9 to set the varicap voltage
cording to the applied bias. Thus CR1 functions according to the 1 MHz and 10 MHz Frequency
as an attenuator controlled by the output of IC2 to Selector dial settings to bring the VCO into locking
produce automatic level control. The reference range for the frequency selected.
voltage connected to IC2-3 is determined by the
divider R43, R44, with CR3 providing temperature 1190-1300 MHz Oscillator. 3700
compensation.
4.61 Oscillator Q1 is connected in the common
4.55 The narrow output pulse from CR2 appears collector configuration and output is taken
at the output of the secondary of Tl as a from the base. See Figure 6-17. The output tuned
positive and a negative pulse (because the secondary circuit is formed by the inductance in the board
center tap is connected to ground). These pulses trace and the inductance and capacitance in the
are applied to the anode and cathode sides of the varicap, CRI. Frequency is controlled by the
diode sampling bridge, ZI, to turn it on for a very output of the phase lock circuit and the offset
short time. Since there is a fixed back bias on the voltage from the varacitor control, 4800, which in
bridge determined by CR9 and CRI0 only the very turn is controlled by the 1 MHz and 10 MHz Fre-
narrow upper portion of the pulses turn on the quency Selector switches. C2 is the coarse fre-
bridge, giving a sampling width of approximately quency adjustment. R4 adjusts the base voltage
100 psec. on Q3 which adjusts the bias on Q1, and thus ad-
justs the output amplitude. The traces from the
4.56 The waveform that is sampled is the input emitter, base and varicap to the bypass capacitors
from the 1190-1300 MHz VCO, 3700, which are apprOximately one quarter wavelength and
is brought in through J2 and connected across the appear as RF chokes to the oscillator circuit.
sampling bridge. When the frequency of the VCO Output is coupled to the buffer amplifier, Q2, through
is correct every tenth cycle is sampled at exactly C8. It then passes through a low pass filter,
the same point on the waveform so the output of the etched on the board, to the Voltage Controlled At-
sampling bridge to IC3 is constant. This output tenuator. A directional coupler takes a sample
is filtered and stored by C35, C45, R55. If the of the oscillator output for the Phase Lock circuit
VCO frequency tries to drift, sampling takes place and is connected through Jl.
at different places on the waveform and the output
of the sampling bridge will go up or down depending Voltage Controlled Attenuator. 3600
on the direction of frequency drift.
4.62 Two functions are performed by the
4.57 DC output from IC3 is amplified by the Voltage Controlled Attenuator (VCA) cir-
differential amplifier, ICl, Q2 and the cuit, amplitude modulation of the Signal Generator
output is applied to the input of amplifier Q3, Q4. output when required and level control of the 8ignal
When the phase loop is locked, Q3, Q4 function as Generator output. Both functirn s are accomplished
a differential amplifier, with Q6 not functioning in by means of PIN diodes. Refer to Figure 6-16. In
this mode. Q4 output is anlplified by Q7, Q8 to addition an automatic level control circuit maintains
become the varicap control voltage for the 1190- the input to the variable attenuator at a constant
1300 MHz VCO, through board pin 5. level, using the same attenuator as is used for mod-
ulation. In order to have matched input and output
4.58 When the frequency is shifted out of lock- impedance through the attenuator the PIN diodes
ing range the output of the sampling gate, are connected as variable pi attenuator networks.
Z1, will be zero and the input to Q3 will be zero In the modulator this is modified to satisfy the
volts. When this occurs, Q3, Q4, Q6 function as loading requirements of the oscillator.
a low frequency Wien bridge oscillator causing
the vco to swing through its frequency range. As 4.63 In the attenuators the shunt diodes are all
soon as tllis frequency comes within the locking initially set for a fixed bias. When the
range there will be an output from the sampling series diodes are biased from the control circuits
gate and the loop will be closed. The high loop to be fully conducting, the fixed bias on the shunt
gain overrides the oscillator gain of Q3, Q4, Q6 diodes is set so that they just begi.n to come on
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(they aTe at their high resistance value). As the board pin 12 to the 1300-2200 VCO.
bias on the series diodes is decreasccl by the atten-
uator control (to increase the series resistance) 1300-2200 l\UIz Oscillator. 3800
the voltage at the junction of the two sets of diodes
changes to cause the shunt diode resistance to 4.69 The purpose of this oscillator is to fur-
decrease. Thus each pi network becomes a very nish frequencies at 100 MHz intervals to
effective attenuator of the RF output. In the mod- the Microwave Mixer. This is accomplished by
ulator attenuator the zero modulation level is set using ten fixed frequency oscillators which are
by the modulator DC output so that no clipping will switched on one at a time according to the setting
occur on the positive modulation peaks. Atten- of the 100 MHz dial of the Frequency Selector
uation range for the variable attenuator CR5-CR9 switches. See Figure 6-19. The circuits of the
is 0-20 dB, and for the step attenuator CR10-CR13 ten oscillators are the same except for the values
the steps are 0-20-·±o dB. The variable and step of the elements forming the tuned circuits. For
attenuato!'s are both set with the front panel SIG- the three highest frequencies the transistors used
NAL GENEllATOH LEVEL controls. have a higher frequency specification than the
others.
4.64 Bia s for the modulation attenuator, CRl,
CR2, is controlled by H5. The variable 4.70 The transistors Q1-Q10 are soldered
attenuator bias is controlled by lUI through emit- directly into the transmission lines etched
ter fol1owl'r amplifiers Q1, Q2 which provide cur- on the circuit board. Parts of the line are ex-
rent gain. The step attenuator bias is controlled panded to form reactive elements. Oscillator
by R19. number 1, 2.2 GHz is typical of the ten and will
be used for the description. (Figure 6-19). The
4.65 To provide Automatic Level Control 100 MHz Frequency Selector switch connects -12V
(ALC) of the input to the variable atten- to the emitter of Q1 through bias adjusting resistors
uator a sample of the signal is taken with a di- R1, R11, R21. The varicap control voltage from
rectional coupler and rectified by CR4. To pro- the 1300-2200 MHz Phase Lock circuit is brought
vide temperature stability another diode, CR3, is in through terminal 2 and through R31, C31, RFC
placed close to CR4 in the same temperature en- L1 to the proper point on the transmission line.
vironment and the same DC bias is applied to both
of them. CH3 is connected to the non-inverting 4.71 C21 is connected to the transmission line
input to the operational amplifier IC3451, the one quarter wavelength from the emitter
modulator detector amplifier mounted on the 1000 of Q1. This transforms the capacitive reactance
MHz Low Pass Filter board, 3450, and CR4 to the to an inductive reactance at the emitter so that
inverting input. In this way DC variations due to the quarter waveline appears as an HFC. The in-
temperature changes are cancelled out. ternal input capacitance of the transistor is part
of the feedback network. Feedback necessary for
4.51) The detected RF output from IC3451 is oscillation takes place through the internal collector
c,)nnectcd to the inverting input of opera- to emitter capacitance. The etched area of the
tional amplifier IC3102 mounted on the Attenuator transmission line connected to the collector of Q1
Control Board. Output from this amplifier, is enlarged in area and forms the inductive part
through buffer amplifier Q3103 is connected back of the tuned circuit. The circuit is tuned by the
to the veA board as the control voltage for CRI output capacitance of the transistor. The output
to accomplish the ALC function. The other input capacitance varies with the width of thc depletion
to 1('3102 is from the modulating source. This region at the collector to base junction. Since the
causes the output of IC31{)2 to vary at the mod- depletion region wieIth, and therefore the output
ulation frequency. Since this output controls the capacitance, varies with applied collector voltage
modulation attenuator CR1, CR2, the RF signal this is used to fine tune the oscillator. The control
is amplitude modulated. Thus both ALC and voltage is connected to the collector through L1
Modulation are accomplished with the modulation and thus provides fine tuning control. Between
attenuator. Output from the attenuator passes the point at which L1 is cOlllected and C 11 i;:; a
throu?,h J1 to the Microwave Mixer, 3500. quarter wavelength. Thus the capacitance of C41
is transformed into an inductance at the point at
1300-2200 MHz Phade Lock. 3900 which it is connected to the collector tuned circuit
and in thiii way forms a coarse tuning adju;:;tment
4.67 The 1300-2200 MHz Phase Lock circuit, for the oscillator.
Figure 6-20, is the same as the 1190-
1:300 :\JHz Phase Lock. See paragraphs 1.54- 4.72 Each oscillator is capacitively coupled to
4. GO lor deSCription. The differences are that no the 50 ohm output transmission line by an
()ffSl~t cOEtrol is required. Included on this board etched-in capacitance. A directional coupler is
are the summing amplifiers, Q10, Qll, Q12 for also etched on the board to sample the signal on
the Ul1locked indication. the output line for the phase lock circuit.
~. no Input rderence to Q1 is 100 MHz from 4.73 Output from the 100 MHz-per-step LO is
the Frequency Multiplier, 2200. The connected to the primary of the l11.ixer T1,
veo output ;:;ample to the sampling gate is 1300- CR1, CR2, Figure 6-15. HF from the Voltage
2200 :\UIz. Control outpd from Q9 passes through Controlled Attenuator is fed to the junction of the
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mixer diodes CRl, CR2 through the 50 ohm atten- to the junction of R22 and the calibrating resistors
uator CR3, CR4, CR5. 0-1000 MHz or 10-1010 R1-RZO. Ul is binary to decimal decoder and the
MHz is taken out through J2. input to it is the output of the 10 MHz Frequency
Selector switch. When a number is selected on the
4. H The calibration attenuator is a pi config- 10 MHz Frequency Selector dial, the binary output
uration of PIN diodes. Fixed bias is ap- of the selector switch is decoded by U1 and the
plied to CR3, CR5 so that they have a low resis- selected output is brought low. This changes the
tance when CR4 is biased for high resistance. As current flowing to the operational amplifier, U2,
current through CR4 is increased the voltage at and thus changes the output voltage.
the junction of CR4, CR5 increases so that CR3,
CR5 are biased toward a higher resistance as CR4 4.80 In a similar way the 1 MHz switch digits
is biased for lower resistance. In this ",ay the at- 0-2 supply +20V through board pin U and
tenuator is maintained at a 50 ohm impedance over R25 to the input of U2, digits 3-5 supply +20V
its full attenuation range. Calibration Level con- through board pin Wand R24, R26 and digits 6-9
trol R3120 sets the attenuator to the calibrated supply zero volts through these inputs to provide
level. When the FUNCTION switch is in the MON- the required offset for this switch. In the MONITOR
ITOR position the VCA and the mixer attenuator setting of the FUNCTION switch -12V is applied
are biased for miuimum attenuation. through board pin V, CR1, R27 to U2-2 to offset
the frequency by the required 10 MHz.
1000 I\IHz Low Pass Filter. 3450
4.81 Modulating signals are connected to the
4.75 This board, Figure 6-14, includes the modulation pre-amp, U3A-6 either through
modulator detector amplifier, ICl, which board pin J for the external MOD INPUT connector
was described in paragraph 4.65, 4.66. This cir- or from the 1 kHz output of the Reference Divider,
cuit board also has a 1000 MHz low pass filter 2700, through the 1 kHz Shaper, Q1, Q2. Output
etched on the board through which the output from from U3A is amplified by U3B and U4 and the out-
the microwave mixer passes. The filter removes put connected directly through board pin N to the
the high order frequencies generated in the mixing 10 MHz VCO for FM modulation. Output is also
process. taken through U6B to the MOD OUT front panel con-
nector. In addition U6A is the AM Driver for the
RF Switch. 3200 modulator in the Voltage Controlled Attenuator,
3600. The AM Driver, U6A, is inhibited in all
4.76 The RF Switch, Figure 6-13, routes the positions of the FUNCTION switch except AM by
Frequency Synthesizer output to the out- the control line through board pin P. CR3, CR6,
put connector or to the RF plug-in uuit. The R35 form a clamp circuit to prevent overloading
switches are PIN diodes and only one switch is the Voltage Controlled Attenuator when AM is not
on at a time. +20V applied to the junction of one used.
of the diode pairs, CRl, CR3 or CR2, CR5 turns
on the switch while -12V turns it off. CR4, CR6 4.82 Demodulated FM from the Second IF/Dis-
are turned on by the -12V to provide a low impe- criminator, 4600, comes in through board
dance path to ground so that there will be no signal pin E to the Audio Pre-amp, U5A. One output
feed through when the switch is off. from U5A goes to the front panel DEMOD OUT con-
nector. The output also goes to the front panel
4.77 With the FUNCTION switch in the SIG GEN VOLUME control through board pin F and back
position, switch CR1, CR3 is closed. from the control through board pin C to the Audio
This connects the signal to the 0-1000 MHz output Power Amplifier, U5B, Q3, Q4, and then to the
connector. With the FUNCTION switch in the internally mounted speaker.
MONITOR position switch CR2, CR5 is closed
and the signal goes to the plug-in as the LO signal. Attenuator Control. 3100
Audio Amplifier and Varactor Control. 4800 4.83 The attenuator control, Figure 6-12, fur-
uishes the required voltages for the proper
4.78 The Varactor Control section of this cir- functiouing of the PIN diode attenuators in the
cuit, Figure 6-23, supplies the offset Voltage Controlled Attenuator, 3600 (see paragraphs
voltage required to set the 1190 MHz-1300 MHz 4.62-4.66) for the operation of the Calibration At-
Voltage Controlled Oscillator within the proper tenuator in the Microwave Mixer, 3500 (paragraph
locking range whenever the 10 MHz or the 1 MHz 4.73), and to furuish a modulated output to the AM
Frequency Selector dials are changed as noted in mouitor plug-in through boarn connections P3101-2.
paragraph 4.60. When switching between SIG GEN
and MONITOR an additional offset is required from 4.84 Output from the Modulation Detector Amp-
this circuit because of the 10 MHz shift in output lifier on board 3450, is connected to the
frequency. The output offset voltage is supplied inverting input of IC2 and through buffer amplifier,
by operational amplifier U2. Q3, and goes to the PIN diode modulator in the
Voltage Controlled Attenuator (VCA), 3600, to pro-
4.79 The inverting input, U2-2, is connected vide automatic leveling of the signal. The mod-
to a current summing junction of all the ulating signal enters through P3101-3, passes
control currents. Current is supplied through R21 through buffer amplifier, Q2, to the non-inverting
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input of IC~ and thus modulates the attenuation of through CR3 and Rl forces the Discriminator
the PIN diode attenuataI'. R16 is the calibration (4600 board) to unsquelch. The varicap, CR4, which
adjustment for modulation level and R7 sets the determines the VCO frequency, is controlled from
attenuation to 8 dB with no modulation. three sources. The modulating signal, either in-
ternal or external, is applied through board pin F
4.85 The front panel variable attenuator con- to FM the VCO, Q3, L2, CR4. The AFC voltage
trol, R1004, is a variable voltage divider from the 2nd IF and Discriminator circuit through
with a range of zero to 2V, the maximum voltage board pin H also controls the frequency to complete
being set by R14. This voltage level is brought the AFC loop. The FM CAL control from the front
in through P3101-7 to the non-inverting input of panel comes in through board pin E to adjust the
rC3. The output goes to the PIN diode attenuator center frequency. Output is through buffer amplifier
in the VCA. Connected to the inverting input of Q4 and Q5 and board pin B to the 17. 9 -19 MHz
IC:'; is the shaping network necessary to convert Mixer, 2400.
the linear rotation of the variable attenuator con-
trol to the log characteristic of the PIN diode at- 4.90 The FREQUENCY meter calibration circuit
tenuator. R27/28 fixes the break point, R44 sets is also on this board. The meter is effec-
slope 1 and R50 sets slope 2, R39 sets the max- tively connected between the discriminator output
imum attenuation. Q7, Q8 are current sources, at board pin H and pin J. CR1, CR2 are the shunt
while R46 provides temperature compensation. overload diodes. R13 is the shunt calibrating re-
sistor. R3-R5 are the variable and R9-R11 are
4.86 Control for the PIN diode Step Attenuator the fixed series calibrating resistors. Board pin L
enters from the front panel function and goes to the 15 kHz range switch position, pin M to
level switches at P310l-4 and goes to the PIN the 5 kHz and pin S to the 1. 5 kHz pOSition.
diode attenuator through P3l02-A. When the SIG-
NAL GENERATOR LEVEL switch is in the +40 dB 4.91 Board pins Rand l' go to ground closure
position, +20V is connected directly through to contacts on the FUNCTION switch, S1007,
the attenuator and level output is set by calibration at FM and MON positions. The level is inverted in
level control R26. In the +20 dB position the input U2 ~ovide FM and MON levels and used directly
to P3101-4 is open (zero volts) and the level set- for MON. FM controls the 10 MHz VCO switch
ting of the PIN diode attenuator is determined by and MON and MON control the SIG GEN Select Driver,
adjustment of R40 which is adjusted to set the Q11, Q13, Q15, Q17, Q18 and the Monitor Select
level 20 dB lower than in the +40 dB position. Driver Q12, Q14, Q16, Q19. Output from each
In the 0 dB position -12V is connected to P3l01-4. driver is either +20V or -12V DC. SIG GEN Select
Diode CR2 isolates this voltage from the rest of Driver output through board pin W goes to the RF
the circuit but R5, R6 are turned on to form a switch, 3200, to 1190-1300 MHz oscillator, 3700,
voltage divider between +20V and -12V, the level and also to the 17.9-19 MHz Mixer, 2400.
of which is set by R37. This adjustment brings Monitor Select Driver output through board pin Y
the output 40 dB below the +40 dB position. The goes to the RF switch, 3200, and to the 17.9-19 MHz
Signal Generator output is calibrated by adjusting Mixer, 2400. FM and MON switch levels also op-
R26 as noted above. erate the 10 MHz Ref. enable switch U2-1, 2, 3,
which controls the 10 MHz Ref output from tho Ref-
4.87 In the MON pOSition of the Function switch erence Divider, 2700.
all the PIN diode attenuators in the VCA
and the microwave mixer are turned on (minimum 4.92 Board pins U and V are connected to the Step
RF attenuation). +20V applied to P310l-D turns Attenuator switch, S1010, and receive a
on Q1 which sets the modulation attenuator to 0 dB; ground closure to either one, or to neither, to con-
the calibration attenuator is set to 0 dB through trol the Step Attenuator pin diode in the Voltage Con-
CR3 and the variable attenuator is set to 0 dB trolled Attenuator, 3600. Each input goes through
through CR1. +20V to P3101-4 turns on the step NAND gates Ul-4, 5, 6 and Ul-11, 12, 13 which
attenuator through CR2, and through P310l-D are controlled by the MON level from the FUNCTION
turns off the modulator buffer amplifier Q2 so that switch. This sets the attenuator to minimum inser-
modulation may not be applied. tion loss in the Monitor mode to supply the LO Sig-
nal to the plug-in unit. The step Attenuator Drivers
10 MHz Modulator. 4400 Q6-Q10 supply either +20V, -·12V or zero volts
through board pin X to the Attenuator Control, 3100,
4.88 This circuit, Figure 6-21, furnishes the for control of the Step AttenuataI'.
required 10 MHz for the SIG GEN mode
of operation (paragraph 4.45). In CWOI' AM the Second IF/Discriminator. 4600
10 MHz comes from the Reference Divider, 2700,
through board pin C and then either directly out 4.93 The Second IF mixer takes the 10 lVIHz from
to the plug-in through board pin D, or through the plug-in and the 9.9 MHz from the Ref-
buffer amplifier Q5, and out through board pin B erence Divider and mixes them to produce a 100 kHz
to the 17.9-19 MHz mixer. output. See Figure 6-22. Since the plug-in output
will be 10 MHz ± the frequency error, the mixer
4.89 In the FM mode a high FM (switching) output will be 100 kHz ± the frequency error. The
level to Ql turns on Q1 so that +20V is 9.9 MHz output is amplified by tuned amplifier Q7
applied to the VCO, turning it on. This +20V and the 10 MHz by tuned amplifier IC L The outputs
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go to lC2 which is connected as a mixer. Output and intervals are equal (50% duty cycle) there is
passes through a bandpass filter to Q8. no voltage difference between the two capacitors
and the meter rests on zero. An FM signal averages
4.94 The 100 kHz signal from IC2 is ampli- out across the meter and does not affect the reading.
fied by Q8 and applied to squaring cir-
cuit Q9. The output of Q9 is differentiated, R42, 4.97 R53 is the calibration adjustment for the
C33, and the positive pulses are passed by CR3 to meter. R1003 is the front panel CAL
trigger a one-shot multivibrator, Q10, QU. The control to set the meter to zero when the internal
one-shot can operate only when the received signal calibration 10 MHz signal is applied to the second
is strong enough to turn on Q3 which then connects IF mixer. The calibration adjustments for the dif-
the emitters of Q10, QU to ground. ferent meter ranges are R4403, R4404, R4405 lo-
cated on the 10 MHz modulator board.
4.95 The one-shot output has a pulse width
of 5 microseconds (one-half the period 4.98 The Signal Level Detector is operated by
of 100 kHz) at the collector of QU. This pulse a voltage output from the plug-in to board
width remains the same throughout a frequency er- pin 15 that is proportional to signal level. When
ror range of from 75 to 125 kHz. The wid~h between this voltage reaches a level of 1 volt the Schmitt
pulses, however, depends on the interval between Trigger Q1, Q2 changes state and turns on switch
input pulses (pulse frequency) and therefore will be Q3. This enables the meter one-shot Q10, Q11 by
longer for a lower frequency and shorter for a providing a connection to ground for the emitters,
higher frequency. The duty cycle will therefore and also connects one side of the SIGNAL LEVEL
vary with frequency and will be 50% only when the light to ground, turning it on.
frequency is 100 kHz. Output at Q10 collector will
be the opposite of that at Q 11. The outputs from 4.99 The FM, still present on the signal at
QI0, QU collectors are connected to a meter bridge the collector of QU, is fed through the
circuit. See Figure 4-1. isolation diode CR11 to the base of emitter follower,
Q4. The output of Q4 goes through a low pass filter
to remove the carrier frequency. The audio output
is connected to the oscilloscope plug-in through pin
2. It is also connected to the base of emitter fol-
lower, Q5, the output of which goes to the power
amplifier on the Audio Amplifier board, 4800, and
then to the speaker.
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4.103 The only change in the CE-4 is an addi- pin 11, the multipliers are decaded, that is, there
tional connection on the 4800 circuit, is one Enable output pulse for every 10 input clock
Audio Amplifier and Varactor Control, where a pulses. When the Enable Out is connected to the
connection from pin K through R70 is connected to following Enable In of the four multipliers, it gives
U3A-6. See Figure 6-29. the same effect as though the clock rate of U4 were
divided by 10, to U5, divided by 100, and to U6
Functional Description divided by 1000.
4.104 Tone generation begins with a crystal 4. 110 The outputs of U3 and U4 are ORed to-
oscillator. The oscillator output fre- gether, using the Internal OR gate in U4,
quency passes through a rate multiplier where it by connecting the Z output, pin 5 of U3 to the CASC
is multiplied by some fraction of one, according to input pin 12, on U4. U5 and U6 are connected in
the front panel FREQUENCY switch settings. It the same manner. The ORed outputs appear at the
may then be divided by ten or one hundred or passed Y outputs, pin 6, of U4 and U6. These outputs are
through directly according to the front panel range ORed together in the external OR gate made up of
switch setting. part of U1 and U2. In this way the total output of
q the four rate multipliers appears as a single fre-
4.105 The signal then goes to an up/down quency to be applied to the up/down counter. This
counter and a digital to analog (D/A) output may be applied directly to the up/down count-
converter where a triangular wave is produed con- er when the range switch is set to Xl. 0, or divided
sisting of a large number of steps (510 steps per by ten, range switch set to XO. 1, through the decade
cycle), each step produced by one cycle of the out- divider U7, or divided by 100, range switch set to
put frequency of the rate multiplier/range divider. X.01, through both decade dividers U7, U8.
The triangular wave then passes through a sine
converter where it is converted into a sine wave Up/Down Counter
havi!lg less than one percent distortion.
4.111 The Up/Down Counter is made up of two
4. 106 The sine wave output passes through synchronous, reversible up/down count-
an output gate, a FET switch, which is ers, U9 and U10, each having four binary outputs.
turned on and off by the burst time generator, or The ripple clock output, pin 13, of U9 is connected
biased on for continuous tone output, according to to the clock input, pin 14, of U10 making them ef-
the setting of the BURST control. An output amp- fectively one up/down counter having eight binary
lifier provides the required output signal. The amp- outputs. The up/down count is controlled by J-K
litude of the output is adjusted by the front panel flip-flop, U11, which is triggered to change state
LEVEL control. on the coincidence of max. or min. outputs from
the two counters. The eight binary outputs provide
Circuit Description a total count of 255 in each direction, or a total of
510 for each cycle of up/down operation. These
Frequency Synthesizer. 4900 outputs are connected to the D/A converter, U12.
4. 107 The Time Base is a crystal controlled 4. 112 The D/A Converter changes the linearly
oscillator, Q1, Y1. Fine adjustment progressing binary input count to a lin-
of the output frequency is provided by adjustable early increasing or decreasing, depending on the
capacitor C2. The oscillator output is buffered by direction of the count, output current. The current
part of U1 to provide a logic signal output, which increases or decreases in small steps, one step
is the clock input to the Digital Rate Multiplier. for each count. This produces a triangular cur-
See Figure 6-30. rent waveform having a total range of zero to 2 mA
from minimum to maximum. One cyclo of this
Digital Rate Multiplier waveform is produced by 510 input counts to the
D/A Converter.
4.108 Four integrated circuits U3, U4, U5,
U6 make up the Digital Rate Multiplier. 4. 113 The D/A output is connected to opera-
The output rate of each rate multiplier unit at the tional amplifier U13, which is given a
Z or Y output is determined by the setting of the DC offset, +5V applied through R22, so that the
front panel FREQUENCY switch connected to that output triangular waveform of the amplifier is
unit. The switches are wired for BCD (0-9). See centered between ± 1 rnA.
Figure 6-31 and 6-28. When a switch is set to a
decimal number, for every 10 clock input pulses Sine Converter
there will be the number of output pulses to which
the switch is set, that is, if the switch is set to 7, 4.114 The &lne Converter, which is an active
there will be 7 output pulses for every 10 clock fHter, takes the triangular wave output
pulse;;. of U13 and converts it into a sine wave. The filter
makes use of the fact that in a field effect transistor
4.109 When the Enable output, pin 7, is con- (FET), for a fixed gate voltage, the drain current
nectoo to the following Enable input, as a function of drain voltage between zero and
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4.115 The Output Gate is an FET switch, Q5, 4.122 The High Level Amplifier is protected
that is turned on or off by the output of against the application of excessive voltage
the Level Translator, Q3, Q4, which is controlled levels at the High Level output connector by the
by S1103 through NAND gate U2-1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10. Wide Band Amplifier Fuse Assembly.
When switch S1003 is not in the OFF position S1013
selects either continuous tone or tone bursts when Circuit Description
S1014 i8 depres8ed. The output of Q4 back biases
4.123 RF S\VlTCH. 3200, M11
CR3 to turn on QS. The signal then passes to the
front panel LEVEL control, R1002. 4. 124 The RF Switch, Figure 6-33, routes the
Frequency Synthesizer output to either of
Output Amplifier the two output connectors or to the RF plug-in unit.
The switches are PIN diodes and only one switch
4.116 From the LEVEL control the signal is on at a time. +20V applied to the junction of one
passes to the Output Amplifier, U16, of the diode pairs, CR1, CR4 or CR2, CR6 or CR3,
which provides the required output voltage. U16 CR7 turns on the switch while -12V turns it off.
is an operational amplifier capable of providing CR5, CR8 are turned on by the -12V to provide a
3.0 volts output across 600rl. R30 is a thermistor low impedance path to ground so that there will be
which provides temperature compensation. no signal feed through when the switch is off.
Burst Time Generator 4.125 With the FUNCTION switch in the SIG GEN
position, and the High Level switch not
4.117 In the BURST mode the burst time is selected, switch CR1, CR4 is closed. This connects
controlled by the timing unit U14. The the signal to the 0-1000 MHz output connector. If
time that U14 delivers a positive output to Q3 to the High Level switch is selected, switch CR2, CR6
turn on the output gate is determined by the timing is closed and the signal is routed to the High Level
resi8tor8 R35, R1005 and capacitors C15, C16. Amplifier. With the FUNCTION switch in the MON-
(The time is t = 1. 1 RC, where R = R35 + R1001 ITOR position switch CR3, CR7 is closed and the
and C = C15 + C16). R1005 is the front panel, signal goes to the plug-in as the L. O. signal.
Figure 1-1, BURST (SEC) control. Thus when
R1005 is minimum the burst time is .03 seconds, 4.126 HIGH LEVEL AMPLIFIER. 3300, MIl
and at maximum it is 1 second. The BURST is
keyed on by the front panel ENABLE control. 4.127 IC1, Q5, Q6 are wide band amplifiers
R31, C14 differentiates the start pulse to a short capable of producing +10 dBm into 50 ohms
spike to properly trigger the timing unit, U14. over a frequency range of 20 MHz to 1000 MHz. See
One burst will be delivered each time the ENABLE Figure 6-34. Q1-Q4 are wide band amplifiers that
control is depressed. work over the range of 10 kHz to 20 MHz, capable of
producing an output of +10 dBm over this range. The
HIGH LEVEL AMPLIFIER, M11 OPTION two sets of amplifiers work in parallel to cover the
full 10 kHz to 1000 MHz High Level range of the in-
L 118 An available High Level Amplifier, MIl strument. The amplifier is switched on by applying
Option, has a typical uncalibrated signal +20V to pin 1 when the FUNCTION switch is in the
output level of -30 dBm to +10 dBm (7mV to 700mV) SIG GEN position and the HIGH LEVEL switch has
from .01 MHz to 512 MHz, with a maximum output been selected.
at 999.9999 MHz of >-7 dBm (100m V RMS). 4.128 WIDEBAND AMPLIFIER FUSE ASSEMBLY
3050, M11
4.11\J Change8 necessary are to add one switch
to the Front Panel, add High Level Amp- 4.129 Overload protection for the wideband amp-
lificr and Wide Band Amplifier Fuse Assemblies, lifier is provided on this circuit board,
uxchange HF Switch assemblies, and make changes Figure 6-32. Fuse, F1, and diodes CR1-CR4 protect
in cable cOlmections as shown in the Microwave the amplifier from excessive voltages which might
C ul:'ting Iuturconnuction Diagram, 3000, Figure 6-11. be applied to the output connector.
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SECTION 5
MAINTENANCE
5.03 The instrument should be warmed up for 5.07 A board extractor and an extender board
30 minutes before any adjustment is at- are furnished. They are inserted in a
tempted. compartment in the bottom of the instrument. Be-
fore removing or inserting a circuit board, be sure
Access and Parts Location to turn off the power to the instrument.
5.04 Components in the top part of the instru- 5. OS All available adjustments in the center
ment can be reached by removing the side casting are accessible through the casting
covers. Each cover is held in place by six screws. covers and are appropriately marked.
The speaker leads must be disconnected before
the right hand cover can be removed completely. ADJUSTMENTS
Speaker leads should be secured so that they will
not short to the chassis. Stand the instrument on Equipment Required
its back to remove the bottom cover. This will
5.09 The following instrmnents or their equi-
expose all the circuit boards that plug into the
valent may be used.
chassis.
Oscilloscope HP IS0A
5.05 Figure 5-1 shows the location of the cir- Digital Multimeter HP 10004B
cuit boards in the bottom of the instrument. 20 dB Fixed Attenuator Weinschel 50-20
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40 dB Fixed Attenuator Weinschel move out of the way to reach rear ad-
Model 50-40 justments).
VHF /UHF Receiver CE-5 or CE-6A d. Recheck voltages after making ad-
with a 304 (B) or justments. Voltage may be between
305 (B) plug-in -0.3 and -0.5V, preferably close to
HP 8640 -0. 4V. Remove probe.
Signal Generator
Power Meter General Micro- 1190-1300 MHz Phase Lock Loop
wave 460B and
Power Head 5.12 Insert the XI0 probe through the lower
N422C hole in the center casting left rear cover
EIP 350C plate, marked 3750, and connect to the U-shaped
Electronic Counter
wire directly under the hole. Remove plug-in unit
Wide Band Amplifier HP 8447D to gain access to the hole.
5.11 Remove plug button. Insert the XI0 5.13 Set monitor frequency to 150 MHz,
probe through the hole in the center FUNCTION to SIG GEN CW, Step Atten-
casting right rear cover plate, marked 3900, uator to +40 dB and Variable Attenuator full clock-
and connect to the U-shaped wire directly under wise.
the hole.
a. Connect a DC Voltmeter to the AGC
a. Set oscilloscope (or DMM) to IV output of a VHF/UHF receiver.
DC and connect XI0 probe to os-
cilloscope input.
b. step the 100 MHz frequency sel-
ector dial (most Significant digit
on left) through 0-9. Observe voltage
at each step.
c. Adjust the appropriate capacitor A poor VSRW in the receiver can cause
on the 3800 board for DMM reading large errors.
of -0. 4V DC. Holes on the cover plate
b. Connect the 20 dB fixed attenuator
over the 3800 board are marked 1. 3
to 2.2. The proper capacitor is 0.1 the between the receiver and the 0-1000
MHz output connector of the CE-4. Tune
dial setting plus 1. 3. Dial 0 Is 1. 3, dial
receiver to signal.
1 is 1.4, etc. (Remove four flat head
screws from bottom of plug-in tray and c. Note the signal level as indicated
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by the reading on the DC voltmeter con- to SIG GEN. Set CAL control to 12 0' clock position.
nected to the receiver. Make certain Set meter range switch to 1. 5 kHz.
that the receiver is not saturated. (20-
50J.tV input to receiver). a. Turn off the CE-4 and mechanically
adjust the FREQUENCY error
d. Switch the CE-4 step Attenuator to
meter to center zero. Place the 4600
+20 dB. Remove the 20 dB flxed
board on extender.
attenuator and connect the receiver to
CE-4 output. Adjust R40 (marked 20S) b. Turn on the CE-4 and adjust R53
on the 3100 board for the same level on the 4600 board (see component
reading as noted in step c. identification drawing on Figure 6-22)
for a zero reading on the FRE.'QUENCY
e. Reset CE-4 step attenuator to
error meter. Turn off CE-4 and replace
+40 dB, insert the 40 dB fixed at-
4600 board.
tenuator between the CE-4 output and
the receiver. Note the signal level as c. Turn on CE-4. Set FUNCTION
indicated by the reading on the voltmeter switch to SIG GEN FM. Set FM
connected to the receiver. CAL control to 2 0' clock position. Ad-
just L2 on 4400 board (see component
f. Set the C E-4 step attenuator to
identification drawing on Figure 6-21)
o dB. Remove the 40 dB fixed for a zero reading on the FREQUENCY
attenuator and connect receiver to CE-4
error meter.
output. Adjust R37 (marked 40S) on the
3100 board for the same level reading d. Set the CE-4 frequency to 50.0550
as noted in step e. MHz, set FUNCTION sV\>itch to
MONITOR, set FREQUENCY meter
Output Power Calibration range switch to 1. 5 kHz.
e. Set the signal generator (HP 8640B)
5.14 Set the C E-4 Monitor Frequency to 150
to 50.055 MHz and lock at this
MHz, FUNCTION switch to SIG GEN CW,
frequency. Connect signal generator to
Step Attenuator to +40 dB, Variable Attenuator to
the input of the RF plug-in in the Wide
-107 dBm. Band mode. Set plug-in SENSITIVITY
to WIDE. Adjust signal generator out-
a. Set the Signal Generator (HP 8640)
put until the CE-4 SIGNAL LEVEL light
for 150 MHz and -27 dBm output.
comes on.
Connect it to the Power Meter and note
the meter reading. f. Set FREQUENCY meter on the
CE-4 to zero with the CAL control.
b. Connect the Power Meter to the
0-1000 MHz output connector on g. Set the CE-4 frequency dials to the
the CE-4, using 40 dB fixed attenuator. following frequencies and the
Adjust R26 (marked CAl on the 3100 FREQUENCY meter range switch to the
board for the same meter reading as following settings: Adjust the indicated
noted in step a. control on board 4400 for a full scale
reading, either plus or minus, for each
Time Base Calibration range. (The signal generator must be
left at the locked frequency, 50.055 MHz).
5.15 Set the CE-4 Monitor Frequency to The first setting gives the minus full
900.0000 MHz, FUNCTION switch to scale reading and the second the plus
SIG GEN, Step Attenuator to +40 dB, Variable full scale reading.
Attenuator to -107 dBm.
CE-4 Meter Range Adjustment
a. Connect wideband amplifier (900 Frequency SV\>itch Control
MHz, 26 dB) to CE-4 0-1000 MHz
output. Connect counter to amplifier 50.0565 1. 5 kHz R4405, marked 1.5
output. kHz, adjust for (-)
full scale
b. Set counter for 900 MHz input and
observe frequency counted. 50.0535 1. 5 kHz Check for (+) full
scale ± O. 5 div.
c. Using a non-metallic adjusting
tool, adjust the trimmer in the 50.0600 5.0 kHz R4404, marked 5
crystal oscillator enclosure mounted on kHz, adjust for (-)
chassis just behind left plug-in tray un- full scale
til the counter display reads 900,000,000 Check for (+) full
50.0500 5.0 kHz
± 20 Hz. Remove counter and amplifier.
scale ± 0.5 divo
Frequency Meter Calibration 50.0700 15 kHz R4403, marked 15
kHz adjust for (-)
5.16 Set the C E-4 Monitor FUNCTION switch full scale
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SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS
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~. -FACTORY SELECT. TYPICAL VALUE SHOWN.
s. ALL VOLTAGES ARE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
5601"0065
6-60
ClM CE-4
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1. RESISTORS - 1/4W, 5% VALUES IN OHMS UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
2. CAPACITORS - VALUES IN ",F UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
3. INDUCTORS - VALUES ",H UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
4. *FACTORY SELECT. TYPICAL VALUE SHOWN.
5. ALL VOLTAGES ARE DC UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
It. ALL DIODES II'fBItOl
C8 tIOTUSED
5601··OO~5··1 6-61
ClM CE-4
NOTE: rJ:I
L.:.:J FACTORY SELECT.
6-62
CIM CE-4
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C7
Ili/ ,01
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0-/0"0 MHz CI'f
INPUT 115
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I
I CIS
I .0/
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IK
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Cl5
I 10
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C~ N~i USED
5601"0065"1 6-63/6-64
THIS PAGE
INTENTIONALLY
LEFT
BLANK
CIM CE-4
SECTION 7
PARTS LISTS
5601"0065'°2 7-1
CIM CE-4
DIODES
CONNECTORS
METER
RESISTORS
RI/S2 Pot, 10K, 20%, Aud Tpr Cmrsn Dpst 1203-0084 CTS Brnev LM2903A FR-027-45-8D
R2 p/O S7
R3 Pot, lK, 500K, Linear Dual 1204-0003 Allen-B r8LUey JJC91400C
R4/s12 Pot, 2.5K, 20%, 1/2W w/Spst 1203-0053 CTS Brnsv GC321 X4P1385
R5 Res, 150 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1515 Allen-Bradley CB1515
SWITCHES
-.
5601··0065·'2
7-2
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
FUSE
CONNECTORS
INDUCTORS
SPEAKER
CRYSTAL
S601""006S 7-3
ClM CE-4
R. F. Mixers, 2100
CAPACITORS
DIODES
5601"0065
7-4
CIM CE-4
· INDUCTORS
I,
L1 ! Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide BaM 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
L2 • Choke, .33J.lH, 5% 1585-0052 Delevan 1535-04
L3 Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
L4 Assy, Coil Variable 3 1/4 Tum 1596-0052 Cushman
L5 Assy, C oil Variable 3 1/4 Tum 1596-0052 Cushman
,
I L6
L7 !
Assy, Coil Variable
Choke, • 15t.tH, 20%
3 1/3 Tum 1596-0052
1585-0048
Cushman
Delevan
! 1537-00
L8 i Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
I 1
L9
L10
I
i
Assy, Coil Variable
Assy, Coil Variable
4 3/4 Tum
3 1/4 Tum
1596-0062
1596-0052
I
,Cushman
ICushman
i
Lll ; Assy, Cuil Variable 3 1/4 Tum 1596-0052 Cushman
L12 Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
L13 · Choke, U-250 Ferrite Bead 1586-0004 Ferroxcube 56-590-65/4B
L14 · Assy, Coil Variable 13/4 Tum 1596-0051 Cushman
L15 i Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
· TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
I
I
R6 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R7 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
i R8 Res, IX, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R9 Res, 51 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-5105 Allen-Bradley CB5105
I, RIO Res, 1.8K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1825 Allen-Bradley CB1825
I
I Rll
R12
R13
Res, 4.7K. 5%, 1/4W Comp
Res, 1. 5.K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
Not lfsed
1066-4725
1066-1525
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB4725
CB1525
,1, R14
R15
Res, 4. '"i Ohm, 5%, 1/4 W Comp
Ile.s, 1.8K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
1066-0001
1066-1825
Ohmite
Allen-Bradley CB1825
i
I
I
R16 Res, 2.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2225 Allen-Bradley CB2225
I R17 Res, 1.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1225 Allen-Bradley CB1225
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I
j TH.A.NSFORMERS
I
I 1'1
1'2
Assy,
Assy,
Transformer Bifilar Toroidal
Trifilar Coil
1579-0025
1579-0017
Cushman
Cushman
I T3
T4
I
Assy,
AJGY.
Trifi.lar Coil
Transformer Bifilar Toroidal
1579-0017
1579-0025
Cushman
Cushman
II T5 Assy t Transformer Bifilar Toroidal 1579-0025 Cushman
I
T6
1'7
!Assy,
I
Assy, Trifilar Coil
Trifilar Coil
1579-0017
1579-0017
Cushman
Cushman
I T8 I Assy,
I
T ransIorm 8r Bifilar Toroidal 1579-0025 Cushn::an
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5&01"0065 7-5
ClM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C26 Cap, • 01~F, :+-80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0013 Erie 5835-512-Y5 U-103 Z
C27 Cap, 15PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1002-0001 Elmenco DM15-C-150J
C28 Cap, 240PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1004-0015 Cornell-Dub. CD10FD241J
C29 Cap, • 01~F, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0013 Erie 5835-512-Y5U-103Z
C30 Cap, 27PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1004-0009 Cornell-Dub. CDI0ED270J
7-6
ClM CE-4
C7l Cap, 15pF, 10%, 500V, P 100 C er Diso 1005-0103 RMC CG P100
C72 Cap, 27PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1004-0009 Cornell-Dub. CD-10ED270J
C73 Cap, 270PF, 5%, 300V Mica 1004-0016 Cornell-Dub. CD10FC27lJ
C74 Cap, 27PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1004-0009 Cornell-Dub. CDlOED270J
C75 Cap, 68PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1004-0014 Cornell-Dub. CD10ED680J
INDUCTORS
7-7
CIM CE-4
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
R21 Res, 560 Ohm, 5%, 1/8W Comp 1065-5615 Allen-Bradley BB5615
R22 Res, 3.3K, 5%, l/8W Comp 1065-3325 Allen-Bradley BB3325
R23 Res, 220 Ohm, 5%, 1/8W Comp 1065-2215 Allen-Bradley BB2215
R24 Res, 3.9K, 5%, 1/8W Comp 1065-3925 All en-Bradley BB3925
R25 Res, 3.9K, 5%, 1/8W Comp 1065-3925 Allen-Bradley BB3925
7-8
elM CE-4
7-9
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
INDUCTORS
RESISTORS i
I
R1 Res, 2.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2725 Allen-Bradley CB2725
R2 Res, 2.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2725 Allen-Bradley CB2725
R3 Res, 2.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2725 Allen-Bradley CB2725
R4 Res, 2.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2725 Allen-Bradley CB2725
R5 Res, 2.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2725 Allen-Bradley CB2725
INTEGRATED CmCUITS
5601"0065 7-10
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
Cll
C12 I Cap.
Cap. 110PF. S%. 500V Mica
330PF. 5%. 500V Mica
1002-0026
1002-0032
Elmenco
Elm en co
DM1S-F-111J
DM1S-F-331J
C13 Cap. 2-8PF. 350V Horiz. Trim 1001-0010 Erie S38-006A(2-8)
CJ4 Cap, 5PF •• 5PF%, SOOV Mica 1002-0028 Elmenco DM1S-C-OSOD
CIS Not Used
5501"0065 7-11
ClM CE-4
DIODES
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS :
I
Ql Trans, 2N3563 1272-0022 Fairchild 2N3563 !
Q2 Trans, 2N4275 1272-0016 Fairchild 2N4275 !
Q3
Q4
Trans,
Trans,
2N4275
2N3563
1272-0016
1272-0022
Fairchild 2N4275 i
Fairchild 2N3563
Q5 Trans, 2N3563 1272-0022 Fairchild 2N3563 I
f
RESISTORS
t
Rl Res, 1. 8K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1825
I
Allen-Bradley CB1825
R2 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R3 Res, 47 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4705 Allen-Bradley CB4705
R4 Res, 1.5K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1525 Allen-Bradley CB1525
R5 Res, 2.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2225 Allen-B radley CB2225
5601""0065
7-12
CIM CE-4
R21
R22
R23
Res, 1.5K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp
Not Used
1066-1525
1066-8215
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB1525
CB8215 I
R24 Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8215 Allen-Bradley CB8215
R25 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CBI025
TRANSFORMERS
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
I
1
5601"0065 7-13
CIM CE-4
2500 PCB Assy - 100 kHz VCO & Phase De 7001-0380 Cushman
PC Board 1780-0712 Cushman
CAPACITORS
INDUCTORS
5601"0065"2 7-14
CIM CE-4
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
R1 Res, 6.81K, 1%, 1/8W 100 PPM 1075-0140 Dale MFF 1/8
R2 Res, 3.3M, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3355 Allen-Bradley CB3355
R3 Res, 6.81K, 1%, 1/8W 100 PPM 1075-0140 Dale MFF 1/8
R4 Res, 15K, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-1535 Allen-Bradley CB1535
R5 Res, 18.2K, 1%, 1/8W MF 1075-0075 Dale MFF 1/8
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
5601"0065"2 7-15
em CE-4
CAPACITORS
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
5601"0065 7-17
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C16 Cap, • 05JlF. +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie 5855-505-Y5 UO-503 Z
C17 Cap, • 0056JlF. 10%. 100V 1008-0022 Sprague 225P56291 WA3
C18 Cap. 470PF, 5%. 500V Mica: 1002-0035 Elmenco DM15-F-471J
C19 Cap. • 05JlF, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie I 5855-505-Y5UO-503Z
C20 Cap, 9-35PF, 200V Vert Trim 1001-0006 Erie 538-002-94D
C26 Cap, .05JlF, +80-20%. 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie 5855-505-Y5 UO-503 Z
C27 Cap, • 05JlF, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie 5855-505-Y5UO-503Z
C28 Cap, .0 lJlF. +80-20%. 25V Disc 1005-0013 Erie 5835~512-Y5U-103Z
C29 Cap. 270PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1002-0031 Elmenco DM15-F-27lJ
C30 Cap, 100JlF, +75-10%. 12V 1013-0011 Sprague 30Dl07G012CC5
INDUCTORS
5601··0065 7-18
CIM CE-4
TRANSISTORS
Q6
Q7
Trans, 2N4275
Trans, 2N4275
1272-0016
1272-0016
Fairchild
Fairchild
2N4275
2N4275
!I
RESISTORS
R16 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715 I
R17 Res, 150 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1515 Allen-Bradley CB1515
TRANSFORMER
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
CRYSTAL i
Y1 Xtal, 9900.000 kHz Metal 2035-0004 Cushman
I
5601--0065 7-19
CIM CE-4
2800 PCB Assy - 100 Hz VCO & Phase Det 7001-0375 Cushman
PC Board 1780-0707 Cushman
CAPACITORS
C16 Cap, .47J.1F, 100V, 10% Met. Mylar 1008-0038 Electrocube 210B1A474K
C17 Cap, .47J.1F, 100V, 10% Met. Mylar 1008-0038 Electrocube 210B1A474K
C18 Cap, 1. OJ.lF, 10%, lOOV 1008-0033 TRW X663F
C19 Cap, 10J.lF, 10%, 20V 1011-0007 Kemet K10C20K
C20 Cap, 100J.lF, +75-10%, 12V 1013-0011 Sprague 30D107GO 12CC5-
DIODES
7-20
elM CE-4
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
R1 Res, 510 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-5115 Allen-B radley CB5115
R2 Res, 6.81K, 1%, 1/8W 100 PPM 1075-0140 Dale MFF 1/8
R3 Res, 1. 5K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1525 Allen-Bradley CB1525
R4 Res, 1K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-B radley CB1025
R5 Res, 6.81K, 1%, 1/8W 100 PPM 1075-0140 Dale MFF 1/8
7-21
elM CE-4
R41 Res, 200 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2015 Allen-Bradley CB2015
R42 Res, 430 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-4315 Allen-Bradley CB4315
R43 Res, 680 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-6815 Allen-Bradley CB6815
R44 Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-8215 Allen-Bradley CB8215
R45 Res, 510 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-5115 Allen-Bradley CB5115
5601"OO.S
7-22
CIM CE-4:
CAPACITORS
C1 Not Used
C2 Not Used
C3 Not Used
C4-C19 Feedthru, 1000pF, GMV, 500V 1005-0083 Sprague 514C1
C20 Elec, 25",F, +75-10%, 25V 1013-0010 illinois 25T25
DIODES
CONNECTORS
L8 Not Used
L9-11 RFC, Ferrite Bead ~250 1586-0004 Ferroxcube 56-590-65/4B
L12 Not Used
L13 Not Used
,
Ll4-26 RFC, Ferrite Bead ~250 1586-0004 Ferroxcube 56-590-65/4B
RESISTORS
I
R2
R3
Comp, 2.7k, :1:5%, 1/4W
Res, 51 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W CC
1066-2725
1066-5105
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB2725
CB5105
I
I
I
5601··0065 7-23
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
DIODES
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
5601··0065 7-24
CIM CE-4
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
5601··0065 7-25
CIM CE-4
R. F. Switch, 3200
CAPACITORS
DIODES
INDUCTORS
RESISTORS
5601··0065 7-26
ClM CE-4
3450 Assy, PCB Filter Low Pass 1000 MHz 7001-0154 Cushman
PC Board 1780-0312
CAPACITORS
RESISTORS
V1
I IC, LM30lA Op Amp 2025-0032 National LM30lA
I I
I
I
!
I
I
i
I i
I ~
i
I
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I
I
I
I
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5601"0065 7-27
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
DIODES
INDUCTOR !
LI Choke, 22Ot-lH, 5% I
I
1585-0018 Delevan 1537-92
RESISTORS
TRANSFORMER
5601""0065""2 7-28
CIM CE-4:
CAPACITORS
Feed Thru
1005-0075
1012-0004
1005-0077
Erie
Varadyne
Allen-Bradley
B101-A100-W5RO-221K t
3BX050S101K(S)
FW5N
I
C24 Cap, 1000PF, +100-0%, Feed Thru 1005-0077 Allen-Bradley FW5N ,i
C25 Cap, 1000PF, +100-0%, Feed Thru 1005-0077 Allen-Bradley FW5N I
I C26 Cap, 220PF, 10%, 100V Mini 1005-0075 Erie B101-A100-W5RO-221K I
I C27 Cap, 100PF, 10%, 50V 1012-0004 Varadyne 3BX050S101K(S)
I C28
C29
Cap,
Cap,
1000PF, 10%, 100V Min Cer
lOOOPF, 10%, 100V Min Cer
1005-0081
1005-00B1
Erie
Erie
B121-100- W5R-102K
8121-100-W5R-102K
C30 Cap, 10PF, 10%, 100V Mini 1005-0074 Erie 8101-100-COG-100K
DIODES ,
I
!
CR1 Diode, Microwave Pin, 1N5767 12B1-o140 HP 1NS767
I CR2
CR3
CR4
Diode,
Diode,
Diode,
Microwave Pin, 1N5767
HPA2811
HPA2811
12B1-0140
12B3-0004
1283-0004
HP
HP
HP
IN5767
5082-2811
5082-2B11
CR5 Diode, Microwave Pin, 1N5767 1281-0140 HP 1N5767
5601"0065-' 7-29
CIM CE-f
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS ,
R21 Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8215 Allen-Bradley CB8215
R22 Res, 390 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3915 Allen-Bradley CB3915
R23 Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8215 Allen-Bradley CB8215
R24 Res, 1. 2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1225 Allen-Bradley CB1225
5601"0065
7-30
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C11 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C12 Cap, 1. 5PF, .25PF%, 50V 1005-0121 ACI FD35NP01H1R5C
C13 Cap, 100PF, 10%, 50V 1012-0004 Varadyne 3BX050S10lK(S)
C14 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-IOlK
DIODE
CR1 Dio, Varactor SI, 11. 5PF, at 3V 1281-0078 Alpha Ind DKV6533B
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
R6 Res, 330 Ohm, 5%, 1/2W Comp 1067-3315 All en-Bradley EB3315
R7 Res, 49.9 Ohm, 1%, 100 PPM, 1/20 1075-0141 Dale MFF 1/20
R8 Res, 49.9 Ohm, 1%, 100 PPM, 1/20\ 1075-0141 Dale MFF 1/20
R9 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
RIO Res, 390 Ohm, 5%, 1/2W Comp 1067-3915 Allen-Bradley EB3915
R11 Res, 1.6K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1625 All en-Bradley CB1625
R12 THRMIS, lK 1253-0002 Veco 31E2
R13 Res, 2.4K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2425 Allen-Bradley CB2425
R14 Res, 1. 6K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1625 Allen-Bradley CB1625
5601""0065 7-31
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C21 Cap, • 0021lF, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5 U-202M
C22 Cap, .002J.!F, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5U-20211
C23 Cap, • 002J.!F, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5U-202M
C24 Cap, 180PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1002-0005 Elmenco DM15-F-181J
C25 Cap, 30PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1002-0043 Elmenco DM15-E-300J
C31 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-101K
C32 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-101K
C33 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-101K
C34 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-101K
C35 Cap, 4.7PF, .25PF%, 50V 1012-0009 Varadyne 3BN050S4R7C(S)
C46 Cap, o 002J.!F, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5 U-2021\1
C47 Cap, 1000PF, 10%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0081 Erie 8121-100- W5R-102K
C48 Cap, 47J.lF, 20%, 20V 10ll-0009 Dickson D47GSC20M
5601"0065 7-32
CIM CE-4
DIODES
CR1 Diode, Microwave Pin, 1SV34 1281-0075 Nippon Elec 1SV34
Z1 Diode, HPA2206 (CR5,6, 7, 8) 1281-0067 HP 5082-2206
CR2 Diode, HPA0136 1282-0006 HP 5082-0136
CR3 Diode, HPA2811 1283-0004 HP 5082-2811
CR4 Diode, HPA2811 1~83-0004 HP 508~-2811
i
CR9 Diode, IN3064 1281-0013 Teledyne IN3064
CRI0 Diode, IN3064 1281-0013 Teledyne IN3064
I CR11
CR12
Diode,
Diode,
IN3064
IN3064
1281-0013
1281-0013
Teledyne
Teledyne
IN3064
IN3064
I
CR13 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CR14 Diode, 1N3064
INDUCTORS
1281-0013 Teledyne
I 1N3064
I L1
L2
Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band
Assy, Coil. 064J.ili, RF
1586-0003
1596-5802
VK
Cushman
20020/4B
L6
L7
I Assy, Coil, .098IJH, RF
Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band
1596-5803
1586-0003
Cushman
VK 20020/4B I
L8
L9
Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band
Choke, 1.5J.lH, 10%
1586-0003
1585-0038
VK
Delevan
20020/4B
1537-16
I!
L10 Assy, Coil, .131J.lH 1596-5805 Cushman
T RAN SISTO RS i
I
Q9
Q10
Trans,
Trans,
2N3904
2N3906
1272-0032
1272-0037
Motorola
Motorola
2N3904
2N3906
I
RESISTORS I
Rl Res, 15K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1535 Allen-Bradley CB1535
R2 Res, 1.2K, 5%, 1/4W Camp 1066-1225 Allen-Bradley CB1225
R3 Res, 75 Ohm, 1%, 1/8W MF 1075-0035 Dale MFF 1/8
R4
R5
R6
Res,
Res,
2.43K, 1%, 1/8W MF
5.6K, 5%, 1/4W Camp
1075-0019
1066-5625
Dale
Allen-Bradley
MFF 1/8
CB5625 I
Res, 56 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-5605 Allen-Bradley CB5605
R7 Res, 1. 8K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1825 Allen-Bradley CB1825
R8 Pot, 10K, 20%, 1/2W 1215-0019 Beckman 66WR10K
R9 Res, 8:20 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8215 Allen-Bradley CB8215
RIO Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Camp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
5601"0065"2 7-33
CIM CE-4
R46 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/8W Comp 1065-1015 Allen-Bradley BB1015
R47 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R48 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/8W Comp 1065-1015 Allen-Bradley BB1015
R49 Res, 49.9 Ohm, 1%, 100 PPM 1/20W 1075-0141 Dale MFF 1/20
R50 Res, 1K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R51 Res, 240 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2415 Allen-Bradley CB2415
R52 Res, 240 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2415 Allen-Bradley CB2415
R53 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R54 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CBI025
R55 Res, 3.3K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3325 Allen-Bradley CB3325
R56 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R57 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R58 Res, 1.5K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1525 Allen-Bradley CB1525
R59 Res, 15K, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-1535 Allen-Bradley CB1535
R60 Not Used
R61 Res, 301 Ohm, 1%, 1/8W MF 1075-0048 Dale MFF 1/8
TRANSFORMER
T1 Assy, Transformer Totoidal Bifilar 1579-0028 Cushman
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
5601"0065 7-34
ClM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C16 Cap, • 002/-LF, 20%. 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596- Z5U-202M
C17 Cap, • 002/-LF. 20%, 500V Disc ,, 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5U-202M
C18 Cap, .002/-LF, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5U-202M
i
C19 Cap, • 002/-LF, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596-Z5U-202M
C20 Cap, • 002j.LF, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 831-596- Z5U-202M
C21 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C22 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C23 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C24 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C25 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C26 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C27 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C28 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C29 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C30 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C31 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C32 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C33 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C34 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C35 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5 i
C36 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C37 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C38 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C39 Cap, 100PF, 20%, 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
C40 Cap, 100PF, 20%. 250V Feed Thru 1005-0080 Aerovox EF-5
5601··0065
7-35
ClM CE-4
CONNECTORS
J1 Conn, Submini RF Straight Coaxial 2536-0036 Sealectro 50-051
J2 Copper Strip --------- Cushman
J3 Conn, 12 Contact Double Row 2535-0052 Masterite 2MC6D/1-1
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS
RESISTORS
Rll Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R12 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R13 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R14 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R15 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R16 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R17 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R18 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R19 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R20 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
R21 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R22 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R23 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R24 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R25 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
5601"0065 7-36
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CIM CE-4
R26 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 All en-Bradley CB1215
R27 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1215 All en-Bradley CB1215
R28 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R29 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R30 Res, 120 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1215 Allen-Bradley CB1215
R36 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R37 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R38 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R39 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R40 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R41 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R42 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R43 Res, 49.9 Ohm, 1%, 100 PPM, 1/20W 1075-0141 Dale MFF 1/20
,
,,
!
I
I
I
5601··0065
7-37
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C2l Cap, • OlllF, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0013 Erie 5835-512-Y5 U-103 Z
C22 Cap, • 05JlF, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie 5855-505-Y5UO-503Z
C23 Cap, • 0021lF, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 83l-596-Z5U-202M
C24 Cap, • 0021lF, 20%, 500V Disc 1005-0003 Erie 83l-596-Z5U-202M
C25 Cap, 180PF, 5%, 500V Mica 1002-0005 Elmenco DM15-F-18lJ
C3l Cap, 1000PF, 10%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0081 Erie 8l21-100-W5R-102K
C32 Cap, 220PF, 10%, 100V Mini 1005-0075 Erie 8101-AlOO-W5RO-22lK
I C33 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-101K
C34 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-10lK
C35 Cap, 100PF, 5%, 100V Min Cer 1005-0082 Erie 8121-100-COG-10lK
5601"0065
7-38
CIM CE-4
DIODES I
CR1
CR2
Diode,
Diode,
Microwave Pin, 1SV34
1N3064
1281-0075
1281-0013
Nippon Elec
Teledyne
1SV34
1N3064 I
CR3 Diode, HPA0136 1282-0006 HP 5082-0136
CR4 Diode, HPA2811 1283-0004 HP 5082-2811
CR5 Diode, HPA2811 1283-0004 HP 5082-2811
I
CR6 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CR7 Diode, IN3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064 I
CR8
CR9
Diode,
Diode,
1N3064
1N3064
1281-0013
1281-0013
Teledyne
Teledyne
1N3064
1N3064 I
CR10 Diode, IN3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
I
CR11 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CR12 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CR13 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CR14 Diode, IN3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
INDUCTORS
L1
T')
A"~
Assy, Coil, • 06~H, RF
Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band
1596-5802
1586-0003
Cushman
VK 20020/4B
I
I
I
L3 Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
L4 Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
L5 1585-0039 Delevan 1537-02
Choke, .22J.lH, 20%
I
L6 Choke, • 1J.lH 1585-0041 Delevan 2307-101 I
L7 Not Used i
i
L8 Choke, 2.2¢I, 10% 1585-0013 Delevan 1537-20 I
L9 Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B I
Ir
L10 Choke, 2 1/2 Turns Wide Band 1586-0003 VK 20020/4B
i
L11
L12
Choke, l.5tM, 10%
Assy, Coil, .134LH
1585-0038
1596-5805
Delevan
Cushman
1537-16
I
L13 Choke, 2. 2¢I, j.lO% 1585-0013 Delevan 1537-20
Ll4 Assy, Coil, . 064tM RF 1596-5802 Cushman
L15 Choke, 2.2J.lH, 10% 1585-0013 Delevan 1537-20
1
L16 Choke, 2.2J.lH, 10% 1585-0013 Delevan 1537-20
TRANSISTORS
5601"0065 7-39
CIM CE-4
RESISTORS
R46 Res, 200 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2015 Allen-Bradley CB2015
R47 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R48 Res, 49.9 Ohm, 1%, 100 PPM, 1/20V 1075-0141 Dale MFF 1/20
R49 Res, 1.8K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1825 Allen-Bradley CB1825
R50 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
5601"0065 7-40
ClM CE-4
R61 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R62 Res, 10 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1005 Allen-Bradley CB1005
R63 Res, FSV 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-XXXX Allen-Bradley CBXXXX
R64 Res, 18K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1835 Allen-Bradley CB1835
R65 Res, 4.3K, 5% , 1/4W Comp 1066-4325 Allen-Bradley CB4325
I R66
R67
R68
Res,
Res,
Res,
1.6K, 5%, 1/4 W Comp
lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp
270K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
1066-1625
1066-1025
1066-2745
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB1625
CB1025
CB2745
I R69
R70
Res,
Res,
1K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
3.3K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
1066-1025
1066-3325
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB1025
CB3325
TRANSFORMER
I T1 Assy, Transformer Toroidal Bifilar 1579-0027 Cushman
INTEGRATED CmCVITS
5601"0065
7-41
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
DIODES
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS
5601--0065 "2
7-42
r
CIM CE-4
RESISTORS
I R16
R17
Res,
Res,
10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
1066-1035
1066-1035
iAllen-Bradley
JAIlen-Bradley
CB1035
CB1035
I R18 Res, 8.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8225 lAuen-Bradley CB8225
R19 Res, 8.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8225 !Allen-Bradley CB8225
R20 Res, 2.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2225 ~llen-Bradley CB2225
I R21 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 iAIlen-Bradley CBI035
R22 Res, 8.2K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-8225 iAllen-Bradley CB8225
R23 Res, 10 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1005 Allen-B radley CB1005
R24 Res, 220 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2215 Allen-Bradley CB2215
R25 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Br-...dley CB1035
R26 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R27 Res, 1K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R28 Res, "22 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2205 Allen-Bradley CB2205
R29 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 ~llen-Bradley CB1035
R30 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 iAllen-Bradley CB1035
R31 Res, 20K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-2035 iAllen-Bradley CB2035
R32 Res, 20K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-2035 iAllen-Bradley CB2035
R33 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 iAllen-Bradley CB1035
R34 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R35 Res, 20K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-2035 iAllen-Bradley CB2035
R36 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1035 ~llen-Bradley CB1035
R37 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1035 ~llen-Bradley CB1035
R38 Res, 20K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2035 ~llen- Bradley CB2035
R39 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Wlen-Bradley CB1035
R40 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 lAuen-Bradley CB1035
5601"·00&5
7-43
CIM CE-4
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
5601""0065""2 7-44
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
I
I
C26 Cap, 430PF, 5%, 500V Mica. 1002-0034 Elmenco DM15-F-43lJ
~ C27 Cap, • 05/-1F, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie 5855-505-Y5 UO-503 Z
,
C28 Cap, .0liJ.F, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0013 Erie 5835-512-Y5U-103Z
i; C29 Cap, 470PF, 5%, 500V Mica. 1002-0035 Elmenco DM15-F-471J
~
C30 Cap, • O~F, +80-20%, 25V Disc 1005-0014 Erie 5855-505-Y5 UO-503 Z
I
C31
C32
C33
I
Cap,
Cap,
Cap,
470PF,
• 05/-1F,
100PF,
5%, 500V Mica.
+80-20%, 25V Disc
5%, 500V Mica.
1002-0035
1005-0014
1002-0011
Elmenco
Erie
Elmenco
DM15-F-47lJ
5855-505-Y5UO-503 Z
DM15-F-10lJ
. C34
C35
Cap,
Cap,
• 05/-1F,
470PF,
+80-20%, 25 V Disc
1%, 500V Mica.
1005-0014
1002-0044
Erie
Elmenco
5855-505-Y5UO-503 Z
DM15-F-471F
DIODES
!
! CR1 Diode, G633 1282-0005 ITT G633
CR2 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne IN3064
CR3 Diode, G633 1282-0005 ITT G633
CR4 Diode, G633 1282-0005 ITT G633
CR5 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne IN3064
I
CR6 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
II CR7
CR8
Diode,
Diode,
n:3064
1N3064
1281-0013 Teledyne IN3064
1N3064
1281-0013 Teledyne
CR9 Diode, G633 1282-0005 ITT G633
CR10 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CRll Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
5601"0065 7-45
CIM CE-4
INDUCTORS
TRANSISTORS
Q1 -Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565
Q2 Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565 I
Q3 Trans, 2N3567 1272-0014 Fairchild 2N3567
Q4 Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565
Q5 Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565
Q6 Not Used
Q7 Trans, TIS 37 1271-0003 TI TIS37
Q8 Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565
Q9 Trans, 2N4275 1272-0016 Fairchild 2N4275
Q10 Trans, 2N4275 1272-0016 Fairchild 2N4275
I
Q11 Trans, 2N4275
RESISTORS
1272-0016 Fairchild 2N4275
I
,
R21 Res, 3.9K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3925 (llen-B radley CB3925
R22 Res, 3.3K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3325 Allen-Bradley CB3325
R23 Res, 220 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2215 All en-Bradley CB2215
R24 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 IAllen-Bradle y CB1025
R25 Res, 3.9K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3925 Allen-Bradley CB3925
5601"0065"2 7-46
CIM CE-4
I R51 Res, 33K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-3335 All en -Bradley CB3335
II R52
R53
Res,
Pot,
lK, 1%, 1/2W MF
200 Ohm, 10%, 1/4W Trim
1076-0007
1200-0016
Electra
Allen-Bradley
MF7C-D-1001-F
F-FR20lU
R54 Res, 274 Ohm, 1%, 1/2W MF 1076-0013 Electra MF7C-D-2740-F
I 1066-xxxx Allen -Bradley CBxxxx
R55 Res, FSV, 5%, 1/4W Comp
5601""0065 7-47
CIM CE-4
DIODES
TRANSISTORS
Rl
R2
Res,
Res,
5.1K,5%, 1/4W Comp
3 K, 5%, 1/4W #3
1066-5125
1066-3025
Allen-Bradley
All en-Bradley
CB5125
CB3025
I
R3 Res, 2.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2725 Allen-Bradley CB2725
R4 Res, 4.7K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4725 Allen -Bradley CB4725
R5 Res, 5.6K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-5625 Allen-Bradley CB5625
5601"0065"2
7-48
CIM CE-4
CKT. REF. DESC ill PTION CE STOCK NO. MFR. MFR. NO.
R26 Res, 910K, 5%, 1/4W Carbon Comp 1066-9145 Allen-Bradley CB9145
R27 Res, 200K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2045 Allen-Bradley CB2045
R28 Res, 16.9K, 1%, 1/8W 1075-0059 Dale MFF 1/8
R29 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R30 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R31 Res, 3OK, 5%, 1/4W Carbon Comp 1066-3035 Allen-Bradley CB3035
R32 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-B radley CB1035
R33 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R34 Res, lOOK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1045 Allen-Bradley CB1045
R35 Res, 560 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-5615 Allen -Bradley CB5615
R51 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R52 Res, 3K, 5(,0, 1/4W Comp 1066-3025 Allen-Bradley CB3025
R53 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R54 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R55 Res, 20K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2035 Allen-Bradley CB2035
5601"0065"2 7-49
CIM CE-4
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
5601··0065
7-50
CIM CE-4
FUSES
TRANSFORMER
TRANSISTORS
ICAPACITORS
Cl Cap, 2200pF, 20%, 3K, Disc 1005-0098 Sprague 30GA-D22
C2 f.ap,22000F, 20%, 3K, Disc 1005-0098 Sprague 30GA-D22
'DUCTORS
I
5&01"00&5 7-51
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
DIODES
CR2
CR3
Not Used
Not Used
I
Diode, 1N747A Zener 1281-0076 Motorola 1N747A
I
CR4
CR5 Diode, 1N827 1281-0038 Transitron 1N827
I
CR6 Diode, 1N827 1281-0038 Transitron 1N827
CR7 Diode, 1N47J7 1281-0026 IR 1N4737
CR8 Diode, 1N4750 1281-0052 Motorola 1N4750
CR9 Diode, 1N4744 1281-0028 Motorola 1N4744
FUSES I
F1
I Fuse, 2 1/2 Amp, Slo Blo 1955-0023 Bussman MDL 2-1/2 SiB
F2
F3 I Fuse, 2 1/2 Amp, 810 Blo
Fuse, 2 1/2 Amp, 810 Blo
1955-0023
1955-0023
I Bussman
Bussman
MDL 2-1/2 SiB
MDL 2-1/2 SIB
I
I
I TRANSISTORS I
Q1
Q2
Trans,
Trans,
2N3053
2N3053
1272-0011
1272-0011
RCA
RCA
2N3053
2N3053 I
Q3
Q4
Trans,
Trans,
2N3053
2N3567
1272-0011
1272-0014
RCA
Fairchild
2N3053
2N3567
I
Q5
Q6
Trans, 2N3567
Trans, 2N3567
1272-0014
1272-0014
Fairchild
Fairchild
2N3567
2N3567
II
Q7 Trans, 2N3567 1272-0014 Fairchild 2N3567 I
RESISTORS II
R1 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035 I
R2
R3
Res,
Res,
10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp
1066-1035
1066-1035
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB1035
CB1035 I
R4 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CBI025
R5 Res, 470 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4715 Allen-Bradley CB4715
5601""0065 7-52
ClM CE-4
I
I
R26
R27
R28
Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp
Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp
Res, 820 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp
1066-8215
1066-8215
1066-8215
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
Allen-Bradley
CB8215
CB8215
CB8215
I
I INTEGRA TED CIRCUITS
1
U1 IC, SN72741P 2025-0067 TI SN72741P
U2 IC, SN72741P
I
I
2025-0067 TI SN72741P
BRIDGE RECTIFIERS
I I
Zl Dio, VS148 Si Brdg Rect 100 PIV 2A 1281-5003 Varo VS148
I Z2
Z3
Dio, VS148 Si Brdg Rect 100 PIV 2A
Dio, VS148 Si Brdg Rect 100 PIV 2A
1281-5003
1281-5003
Varo
Varo
VS148
VS148
I
I
I
II
5601"00.5
7-53
CIM CE-4
40 dB Attenuator
FUSE
CONNECTOR
RESISTORS
5601··0065
7-54
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
C16
C17
II Cap,
Cap,
250f.lF, +75-10%, 16V
• 05f.lF, +80-20%, 25V Disc
1013-0016
1005-0014
Sprague
Erie
30D257G016DF2
5855-505-Y5 UO-503 Z
I,
I DIODES
CR1
CR2
I Diode,
Diode,
IN3064
1N3064
1281-0013
1281-0013
Teledyne
Teledyne
1N3064
1N3064
CR3 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CR4 Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
CRS Diode, 1N3064 1281-0013 Teledyne 1N3064
I
CR6 I Diode, 1N4733 1281-0015 Motorola 1N4733
I TRANSISTORS
I
Q1 Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565
Q2 Trans, 2N3565 1272-0017 Fairchild 2N3565
Q3 Trans, 2N3642 1272-0018 Fairchild 2N3642
Q4 Trans, 2N3644 1272-0040 Fairchild 2N3644
RESISTORS
7-55
CIM CE-4
R26 Res, 910K, 5%, 1/4W Carbon Camp 1066-9145 Allen-Bradley CB9145
R27 Res, 200K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2045 Allen-Bradley CB2045
R28 Res, 16.9K, 1%, 1/8W 1075-0059 Dale MF 1/8
R29 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R30 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-B radley CB1035
R31 Res, 30K, 5%, 1/4W Carbon Comp 1066-3035 Allen-Bradley CB3035
R32 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R33 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R34 Res, lOOK, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-1045 Allen-Bradley CB1045
R35 Res, 560 Ohm, 5%, 1/4 W C omp 1066-5615 Allen-Bradley CB5615
R36 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen -Bradley CB1035
R37 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R38 Res, 1.lK, G%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1125 Allen-Bradley CB1125
R39 Res, 8. 2K, 5%, 1/4 W Camp 1066-8225 Allen-Bradley CB8225
R40 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp, 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R41 Res, 15K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1535 Allen"'B radley CB1535
R42 Pot, 50K, 10%, 3/4W 1215-0023 Beckman 89WR
R43 Res, 1. 5K, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-1525 Allen-Bradley CB1525
R44 Res, 240K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2445 Allen - Bradley CB2445
R45 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R51 Res, 100 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1015 Allen-Bradley CB1015
R52 Res, 3K, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-3025 Allen-Bradley CB3025
R53 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R54 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CBI035
R55 Res, 20K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-2035 Allen-Bradley CB2035
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
CAPACITORS
DIODES
TRANSISTORS
7-58
r
ClM CE-4
RESISTORS
R16 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1035 Allen -Bradley CB1035
R17 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1035 Allen-B radley CB1035
R18 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4WComp 1066-1035 Allen-Bradley CB1035
R19 Res, 10K, 5%, 1/4 W Comp 1066-1035 Allen-B radley CB1035
R20 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R46 Res, 430 Ohm, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-4315 Allen-Bradley CB4315
R47 Res, lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1025 Allen-Bradley CB1025
R48 Res, 12K, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-1235 Allen-Bradley CB1235
R49 Thrmis, 1K 1253-0002 Veco 31E2
R50 Res, 5.lK, 5%, 1/4W Comp 1066-5125 Allen-Bradley CB5125
7-59
elM CE-4
INTEGRATED CIRCUITS
U16 IC, HA-29ll, Wide Band Op Amp 2025-0033 Harris Semi HA2-911-5
CRYSTAL
SWITCHES
5601""0065
7-60
CIM CE-4
DIODES
I RESISTORS
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I
I
I
,
II
I
I
I
5&01"0065"1 7-61
CIM CE-4
RF SWITCH. 3200-M11
CKT. REF. DESC ill PTION CE STOCK NO. MFR. MFR. NO.
3200 RF Switch
PC Board Assy 7001-0152 Cushman
PC Board 1780-0281 Cushman
CABLE ASSEMBLIES
CAPACITORS
COILS
DIODES I
CR1 Si, Pin Switching 12S1-0050 Motorola MPN-3401
CR2 Si, Pin Switching 12S1-0050 Motorola MPN-3401
CR3 Si, Pin Switching 1281-0050 Motorola MPN-3401
CR4 Si, Pin Switching 12S1-0050 Motorola MPN-3401
CR5 Si, Pin Switching 1281-0050 Motorola MPN-3401
JACK
RESISTORS
5601··0065··1 7-62
CIM CE-4
CAPACITORS
INDUCTORS
5601"0065"1 7-63
CIM CE-4
TRANSFORMER
TRANSISTORS
5601""0065""1 7-64