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SERIES
67XXB
SWEPT FREQUENCY SYNTHESIZER
MAINTENANCE MANUAL
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from the date of shipment, except for YIG-tuned oscillators, which are warranted for two years.
WILTRON's obligation covers repairing or replacing products which prove to be defective during
the warranty period. Buyers shall prepay transportation charges for equipment returned to
WILTRON for warranty repairs. Obligation is limited to the original purchaser. WILTRON is not
liable for consequental damages.
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TABLE
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CONTENTS
Tab I Section Title

1 GENERAL INFORMATION
Section 1 contains a general description of the WIL TRON Series 67XXB Swept Frequency
Synthesizer, its identification number, related manuals, and options. Information is included
concerning level of maintenance, replaceable subassemblies and components, exchange
assembly program, preventive maintenance, firmware, and schematics. Static-sensitive com
ponent handling precautions and lists of recommended test equipment and exchangeable
assemblies are also included.
2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING

Section 2 contains system and subsystem level descriptions and maintenance troubleshooting
information for all models of the Series 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer. It is made up of
a front section and 13 subsections, 2A thru 2M . The front section provides system level theory
of operation for the synthesizer, a generic 67XXB block diagram, and system level main
tenance troubleshooting. The troubleshooting portion contains a listing of hidden-key routines
useful for maintenance troubleshooting and a summary listing of error codes with probable
causes. A detailed table of contents for the subsections, 2A thru 2M , is also included.
2A DETAILED SUBSYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS

thru The subsections 2A through 2M contain detailed information on the individual subsystems
2M that comprise the Series 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer. Each subsection contains
detailed circuit descriptions, block diagrams, schematic diagrams, and parts locator diagrams
for the PCBs that make up a particular subsystem.
8 DISASSEMBLY AND REPAIR PROCEDURES

Section 3 contains the procedures necessary to gain access to the major 67XXB assemblies and
PCBs for troubleshooting and maintenance. All necessary diagrams are provided.
4 SPECIAL OPTIONS
Section 4 is reserved for a listing and description of any special options that are provided with
your model 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer.
5 PARTS LISTS
Section 5 contains parts lists for all major assemblies and printed circuit board assemblies of
the Series 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer (including RF microwave deck components).
The parts lists for the major assemblies include photo and line art illustrations for ease of
component identification.
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SECTION I
GENERAL INFORMATION
CONTENTS
Paragraph Title Page
1-1 SCOPE OF THE MANUAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

1-2 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
1-3 DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
1-4 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
1-5 RELATED MANUALS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3
1-6 OPTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
1-7 LEVEL OF MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
1-8 REPLACEABLE SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS . . . . . . . . . . . 1-4
1-9 EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
1-10 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
1-11 STATIC-SENSITIVE COMPONENT
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
1-12 FIRMWARE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
1-13 SCHEMATICS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
1-14 RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-5
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1-2 67XXBMM
SECTION 1
GENERAL INFORMATION
1-1 SCOPE OF THE MANUAL Table 1-1. 67XXB Series

Swept Frequency Synthesizers
This manual provides general information, service
data (circuit descriptions, troubleshooting data, 67XXB Frequency Output
schematics, and block diagrams) and parts lists for Model <GHz) Power
all models of the Series 67XXB Swept Frequency 6709B 0.01 to 2.0 +10 dBm
Synthesizer. The majority of the information in this 6709B-40 +16 dBm
manual applies to all 67XXB models. Specific model 6717B 0.01 to 8.4 +10 dBm
number references are made where the information 6717B-20 +13 dBm
presented is unique to that model only. 6719B 2.0 to 8.4 +13 dBm
67218 2.0 to 12.4 +10 dBm
6721B-20 +13 dBm
1-2 INTRODUCTION
6722B 0.01 to 12.4 +10 dBm
Section 1 provides a general description of the syn 6722B-20 +13 dBm
thesizer, its identification number, related manuals, 6728B 8.0 to 12.4 +13 dBm
and options. Information is included concerning 6728B-40 +16 dBm
level of maintenance, replaceable subassemblies 6729B 8.0 to 20 +10 dBm
and components, exchange assembly program, 6729B-20 +13 dBm
preventive maintenance, firmware, and schematics. 6730B 12.4 to 20 +13 dBm
Static-sensitive component handling precautions 6730B-40 +16 dBm
and lists of recommended test equipment and ex 6736B 18.0 to 26.5 +7 dBm
changeable assemblies are also provided. 6737B 2.0 to 20.0 +10 dBm
6737B-20 +13 dBm
1-3 -6740B 26.5 t o 40.0 +10 dBm

DESCRIPTION
6745B 0.01 to 18.0 +10dBm
The Series 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizers
6747B 0.01 to 20.0 +10 dBm
(Figure 1-1) are microprocessor-controlled syn 6747B-20 +13 dBm
thesized signal sources that generate swept and CW 6753B 2.0 to 26.5 +1 0 dBm.�20 GHz
frequencies in one or more frequency bands between +5 dBm,>20 GHz
10 MHz and 60 GHz. All models are controllable via 6753B-10 +10 dBm
the IEEE-488 Bus CGPIB). The series, which will 6759B 0.01 to 26.5 +10 dBm.�20 GHz
expand as additional frequency ranges are added, +5 dBm,>20 GHz
presently consists of 30 models covering a variety of 6759B-10 +10 dBm
frequency and power ranges. Table 1-1 lists all 6760B 12.4 to 40.0 +5 dBm
models presently available, their frequency range, 6763B 2.0 to 40.0 +10 dBm.�20 GHz
and their output power level. +5 dBm,>20 GHz
6769B 0.01 to 40.0 +10 dBm.�20 GHz
+5 dBm,>20 GHz
1-4 IDENTIFICATION NUMBER
67728 40.0 to 60.0 OdBm
All WILTRON instruments are assigned a unique
six-digit ID number, such as "405001." Each 67XXB * Op ti onal att enuato rs reduc e rated p owe r by 3 to 4 dB.
has two ID numbers assigned - one for the basic
Please use it when ordering parts or corresponding
frame and one for the RF microwave deck. The ID
with the WILTRON Customer Service department.
number for the RF microwave deck is affixed to the
outside of the rear panel, while that for the basic
1-5 RELATED MANUALS
frame is affixed to chassis floor, below the swing-out
RF microwave deck. The RF microwave deck ID This is one of a three manual set that consists of an
number, on the outside, is the primary number. Operating Manual COM), a Test and Calibration
Manual CT&C), and a Maintenance Manual (MM).
67XXB MM 1-3
OPTIONS SECTION 1-GENERAL INFORMATION
The OM and MM provide coverage for all models in by 3 dB. This option is available for all models
the 67XXB series. Conversely, the T&Cs contain having an upper frequency of �20 GHz.
model-dependent information. Because of this
model dependency there are nineteen different Option 2B, 110 dB Step Attenuator. Each
T&Cs-one for each frequency model. synthesizer comes supplied with a 110 dB Step
Attenuator installed. Rated output power is reduced
Operating Manual (OM). The OM provides by 3 dB. This option is available for all models
general, installation, and operation information for having an upper frequency limit of 26.5 GHz.
all 67XXB models. The WILTRON part number for
the OM is 10370-10202. Option 2C, 110 dB Step Attenuator. Each
synthesizer comes supplied with a 110 dB Step
Test and Calibration Manual CT&C). The T&C Attenuator installed. Rated output power is reduced
supplies performance verification test procedures, by 4 dB. This option is available for all models
calibration and adjustment procedures, and test having an upper frequency limit of 40 GHz.
records for a specific 67XXB model. The WILTRON
part numbers for all T&Cs are listed in Table 1-2. Option 9K, K Connector. Each synthesizer comes
®
supplied with a rear panel K Connector RF Output
Maintenance Manual (MM). The WILTRON part instead of the type of connector that would normally
number for the MM is 10370-10242. be installed on the front panel. The front panel con
nector is deleted. Rated output power, flatness, and
Table 1-2. Test & Calibration Manual Part Numbers
SWR are slightly degraded.
67XXB Manual
Model Number(s) Part Number 1-7 LEVEL OF MAINTENANCE
67098 & 67098-40 10370-10204
67178 & 67178-20 10370-10206 Maintenance of the 67XXB synthesizer consists of:
67198 10370-10208 • troubleshooting the instrument to a replaceable
67218 & 67218-20 10370-10210 subassembly or RF component.
67228 & 67228-20 10370-10212 • repair by replacing the failed subassembly or RF
67288 & 67288-40 10370-10214 component.
67298 & 67298-20 10370-10216
The 67XXB synthesizer contains firmware that
67308 & 67308-40 10370-10218
generates hidden-key routines and error codes to
67368 10370-10220 aid in troubleshooting instrument failures to the
67378 & 67378-20 10370-10222 replaceable subassembly or RF component.
67408 10370-10224 Section 2- System Description and Troubleshooting
67458 10370-10226 contains lists of these maintenance-related hidden
67478 & 67478-20 1 0370-10228 key routines and error codes.
67538 & 67538-10 10370-10230
67598 & 67598-10 10370-10232 The 67XXB synthesizer may require calibration or
67608 10370-10240 adjustment after repair. Refer to Section 3 of the
67638 10370-10234 T&C manual for your specific 67XXB model for
67698 10370-10236 calibration/adjustment procedures.
67728 10370-10238
1-8 REPLACEABLE SUBASSEMBLIES
1-6 OPTIONS AND PARTS
The following standard instrument options are Table 1-3 is a partial listing of replaceable subas
available. semblies and RF components for the 67XXB series
of synthesizers. It lists those replaceable subas
Option 1, Rack Mount. A kit is available contain semblies and RF components that are presently
ing mounting brackets and chassis track slides. covered byh the WILTRON exchange assembly pro
gram (see paragraph 1-9).
Option 110 dB Step Attenuator. Each
2A,
synthesizer comes supplied with a 110 dB Step ®K Connector is a registered trademark of WILTRON Company
Attenuator installed. Rated output power is reduced
1-4 67XXBMM
SECTION 1-GENERAL INFORMATION EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
Section 5-Parts Lists provides a complete parts Contact the WIL TRON Customer Service depart
breakdown for the 67XXB series of synthesizers. It ment at (408) 778-2000 for assistance with firmware
contains figures and parts lists for the main com problems or for firmware upgrade details.
ponents of each major 67XXB assembly. Parts lists
of all replaceable components for each PCB assemb 1-13 SCHEMATICS
ly (Al-A29) are also included.
The schematics in this manual are the most current
version in use at the time of publication. They may
1-9 EXCHANGE ASSEMBLY PROGRAM
not accurately reflect the circuitry in your par
WILTRON maintains an exchange assembly pro ticular 67XXB synthesizer. Contact the WILTRON
gram for selected synthesizer subassemblies and RF Customer Service department at (408) 778-2000 for
components (Table 1-3). If a malfunction occurs in assistance in resolving schematic differences.
one of these subassemblies or RF components, the
defective item can be exchanged. Upon request and The schematic conventions used in this manual are
typically within 24 hours, WILTRON will ship the described below.
exchange subassembly or RF component. The cus
• Signal flow is from left to right. All signals enter
tomer then has 30 days in which to return the defec
ing the PCB do so on the left of the page and
tive item. All exchange subassemblies or RF com
those exiting the PCB do so on the right of the
ponents are warranted for 90 days from the date of
page.
shipment or for the balance of the original equip
The arrow points of the signal flags indicate the
ment warranty-whichever is longer.
•
direction of signal flow.
For more information on this program, contact your • The lettering in the signal flags indicate the
local sales representative or call the WILTRON Cus sheet and grid coordinates of the signal destina
tomer Service department at (408) 778-2000. tion (for outputs), or the point of signal origina
tion (for inputs). The sheet number is designated
first.
1-10 PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE
• The arrow points on the end of connector lines
The rear panel fan on the 67XXB has a two-part air
indicate plugs. The arrow tails on the end of con
filter. The exterior filter element should be peri
nector lines indicate jacks.
odically checked and cleaned as needed. The
Signal lines are identified by a distinctive name,
interior honeycomb element should also be checked
•
mnemonic symbol, or voltage value. The letters

and cleaned each time the exterior element is
" H" and "L" in front of digital signal lines indicate
removed.
the line's active state-H for TTL high and L for
TTL low. The "(-)" symbol that follows certain
1-11 STATIC-SENSITIVE COMPONENT
analog signals lines indicates a negative value.
HANDLING PRECAUTIONS
The 67XXB synthesizer contains components that 1-14 RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT
can be damaged by static electricity. Figure 1-2 con
tains a list of precautions for handling static-sensi Table 1-4 provides a list of recommended test equip
ment for maintenance troubleshooting of the 67XXB
tive components. If followed, these precautions will
synthesizer.
minimize the possibilities of static-shock damage to
these components.
Contact the WILTRON Customer Service depart
ment at (408) 778-2000 for help regarding test
1-12 FIRMWARE
equipment compatibility.
The descriptions in this manual of synthesizer
circuitry operation, hidden-key routines, self test
routines, and error codes are based on using version
8.03 operating firmware. If your particular instru
ment contains an older version of firmware, these
descriptions may not accurately reflect its opera
tion. You may wish to upgrade your synthesizer's
operating firmware to the latest available version.
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STATIC-SENSITIVE COMPONENT HANDLING PRECAUTIONS SECTION 1-GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Do not touch exposed con 2. Do not slide static sensi , 3. Do not handle static sen
tacts on any static sensitive tive components across any sitive components in areas
component. surface. where the floor or work sur
face covering is capable of
generatng a static charge.
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Static Sensitive
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4. Wear a static-discharge 5. Label all static sensitive 6. Keep component leads

wristband when working devices. shorted together whenever
with static sensitive com possible.
ponents.
7. Handle PCBs only by 8. Lift and handle sold state 9. Transport and store PCBs
their edges. Do not handle devices by their bodies - and other static sensitive
by the edge connectors. never by their leads. devices in static-shielded con
tainers.
10. ADDITIONAL PRECAUTIONS:
• Keep workspaces clean and free of any objects cabable of holding
or storing an electric charge.
• Connect soldering tools to an earth ground.
• Use only special anti-static suction or wick-type desoldering tools.
Figure 1-2. Static-Sensitive Component Handling Precautions
1-6 67XXBMM
SECTION 1·GENERAL INFORMATION REPLACEABLE SUBASSEMBLIES AND PARTS
Table 1-3. Replaceable Subassemblies and RF Components
SUBASSEMBLY OR WILTRON SUBASSEMBLY OR WILTRON

PART NAME PART NUMBER PART NAME PART NUMBER
Printed Circuit Board Assemblies Control Modulators
A1, A2 Front Panel Assy ND35656 2 to 8 GHz Control Modulator D19960

A3 Coarse Loop Mixer PCB Assy C31703-4 8 to 12.4 GHz Control Modulat or D19970
A4 Coarse Loop Osc. PCB Assy D31914·3 12.4 to 20 GHz Control Modulator D19980
A5 Reference Osc. PCB Assy D31805-4 18 to 26.5 GHz Cont rol Modulator D19990
A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB Assy D31806-3 .................�--�----��-·---
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A7 Reference Divider PCB Assy C31707-4 Down Converters

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AS Serial 1/0 PCB Assy D31708-3

Low Power Down Converter B31996
A9 Fine Loop Osc. PCB Assy C31709-4
Low Power Down Converter, cabled D19450
A 1o Reference Buffer PCB Assy C31710-4
High Power Down Converter ND36035
A11 Fine Loop Divider PCB Assy D31711-4
High Power Down Converter, cabled D19460
A12 VIG Phase Detector PCB Assy D31712-4
A13 Pulse Generator PCB Assy D31913-3 RF Amplifiers
A 15 ALC PCB Assy D31915-3
A16 FM PCB Assy D31716-5 2 to 8 GHz Amplifier B21260
A17 Analog Instruction PCB Assy D31717-3 2 to 8 GHz Amplifier C21270
A 18 VIG Driver PCB Assy ND34071-1 8 to 12.4 GHz Amplifier ND19072
A 19 VIG Driver PCB Assy ND34072 12.4 to 20 GHz Amplifier B18730
A20 VIG Driver PCB Assy ND34073 18 to 26.5 GHz Amplifier C20552
A21 VIG Driver PCB Assy ND34075 18 to 26.5 GHz Amplifier C18965
A22 Regulator Int erface PCB Assy ND34075

PIN Switches
A23 Microprocessor PCB Assy D31723-3
A24 GPIB PCB Assy D31724-3 SP4T.- 26.5 GHz, Output PIN Switch, A31956
A25 Power Supply PCB Assy D31925-3 cabled D18630
A27 Auxiliary 110 PCB Assy C31840-3 SP4T, 26.5 GHz, Sampler PIN
A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB Assy D31829-3 Switch, A31957
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cabled D18360
Miscellaneous RF Components DPDT, PIN Switch, A31997
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cabled D22166
RF Take-off D9970
SP4T, 40 GHz, Output PIN Switch, A31998
Coupler, 20 GHz D21450
cabled D19900
Coupler, 26.5 GHz D21451
. ..................... ........... ...
Coupler, 40 GHz D21452

Step Attenuators
Switched Filter C31755-3
A31 Power Amplifier Assy B31867-1 Step Att enuat or, 11O dB, 20 GHz 4422K
1O MHz Cryst al Oscillator C31755-3 Step Att enuat or, 11o dB, 26.5 GHz 4522K
Output Connector Assy, 20 GHz ND34998 Step Att enuator, 11O dB. 40 GHz 4622K
Output Connect or Assy, 40 GHz ND35898
A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier Assy C36025
Doubler Amplifier/Modulat or 60-59
VIG· Tuned Oscillators
2 to 8 GHz Oscillat or, cabled C31752-3

8 to 12.4 GHz Oscillator, cabled C31751-3
12.4 to 20 GHz Oscillator, cabled C31754-3
18 to 26.5 GHz Oscillator, cabled C31753-3
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RECOMMENDED TEST EQUIPMENT SECTION 1-GENERAL INFORMA T/ON
Table 1-4. Recommended Test Equipment for Maintenance Troubleshooting
CRITICAL RECOMMENDED
INSTRUMENT SPECIFICATION MANUFACTURER/MODEL
Spectrum Analyzer, Frequency: 0.01 to 60 GHz Tektronix, Model 494P, with

with Resolution: 1O Hz External Mixers:
Diplexer and WM 490K (18 to 26.5 GHz)
External Mixers WM 490A (26.5 to 40 GHz)
WM 490U (40 to 60 GHz)
Diplexer PN: 015-3085-00
Frequency Counter, Frequency: 0.01 to 60 GHz EIP Microwave, Inc., Model 578A, with
with Input Impedance: son External Mixers:
External Mixers Resolution: 1 Hz Option 91 (26.5 to 40 GHz)
Other: Ext Time Base Input Option 92 (40 to 60 GHz)
Power Meter, Power Range: -30 to +20 dBm Hewlett-P ackard, Model 436A, with
with Power Sensors:
Power Sensors HP 8484A (0.01 to 20 GHz)
HP 8485A (0.01 to 26.5 GHz)
HP R8486A (26.5 to 40 GHz)
Digital Voltmeter Resolution: 4-1//2 digits (to 20V) John Fluke, Inc., Model 8840A, with
DC Accuracy: 0.002% +2 counts Option 8840A-09 (True RMS AC)
DC Input Impedance: 1O Mn
AC Accuracy: 0.07% + 100 counts
(to 20 kHz)
AC Input Impedance: 1 Mn
Oscilloscope Bandwidth: de to 150 MHz Tektronix, Model 2445

Sensitivity: 2 mV
Horizontal Sensitivity: 50 ns/division
Cables Connectors: son BNc Any common source
1-8 67XXBMM
SECTION 2
SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
CONTENTS
Paragraph Description Page
2-SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
2-1 INTRODUCTION . .. .
.... ...... 2-11
2-2 INSTRUMENT MECHANICAL LAY OUT . . .. .

. 2-1 1
2-3 CIRCUIT SUBSY STEMS . .. ...... . . ... . .

. . . 2-1 1
2-3.1 Power Supply (A2 2, A2 5 , A26 PCBs and p/o A2 8 PCB) 2-11
2-3.2 Digital Control/GPIB Interface (A8 , A2 3, and A2 4 PCBs)
... ..... 2-1 1
2-3.3 Front Panel Assembly (Al and A2 PCBs) .. ... ....... . 2-1 2
2-3.4 Inputs/Outputs CA27 PCB and p/o A2 9 PCB) . .. .. 2-1 2
2-3. 5 Frequency Synthesis Subsystem-RF Casting
(A3 -A7, A9-Al2, Al6 PCBs and A3 0 , A3 1 Assys) . .. 2-12
2-3.6 Analog Instruction (Al7 PCB) . ......... ... 2-1 2
2-3.7 Y IG Drivers (Al8 -A21 PCBs) .... .... ...... 2 -1 2
2-3.8 ALC/Pulse Modulation (Al3 , Al5 , PCBs and p/o A2 9 PCB) . 2-1 2
2-3.9 RF Microwave Deck ... .... ... ............ ..... . . 2-1 3
2-3.10 Motherboard/Interconnections (A2 8 PCB) .
. . .. . .. .. . .
.. . . . 2-1 3
2-4 FREQUENCY SY NTHESIS CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 2-1 3

2-4 .l Overall Operation . . .... .. .. . ... ...
. 2-1 3
2-4 .2 RF Outputs 0.0 1 to 60 GHz . . . .. . . 2-1 5
2-4.3 FM Modulation . . .. . .. .. ... ..... . . 2-1 5
2-4.4 Sweep Mode of Operation .. . . .. . .
... .. . 2-1 5
2-5 ALC AND MODULATION CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION . 2 -1 6

2-5 . 1 ALC Loop Operation ... . . . .. .. . ... . . 2-1 6
2-5.2 A1 3 Pulse Generator PCB Operation.. 2-1 7
2-6 SY STEM TROUBLESHOOTING .. . .. . .. 2-21

2-6.1 Hidden-K ey Routines .. ... . .
... 2-21
2-6.2 Troubleshooting Faults That Do Not Produce Error Codes 2-21
2-6.3 Error Codes ...... . 2-21
2-6 .
4 Master Reset Function .. . .. .. . .. .... ..
. . . .... . . .. 2-21
6 7XXB MM 2-1
SECTION 2
CONTENTS (Continued)
2A-POWER SUPPLY
2A-1 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES: A22, A25, AND PART OF A2S PCBs ..... 2A-1
2A-2 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION .......... 2A-1
2A-3 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, DETAILED DESCRIPTION . . . ...... 2A-2

2A-3.
1 AC Line and +24V Standby Power Supply Circuits ........... 2A-2
2A-3.
2 A2S Motherboard PCB Power Supply Circuits,
Detailed Circuit Description ......... .... . .......... 2A-2
2A-3.
3 A25 Switching Power Supply PCB,
Detailed Circuit Description ............... ..... .... 2A-5
2A-3.
4 A22 Regulator Interface PCB,
Detailed Circuit Description .... . .... ... ............ 2A-7
2A-7 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING ............ 2A-S
2A-S POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS .............. 2A-S
2B-DIGITAL CONTROL
2B-1 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES: A23, A24, and AS PCBs . ......... 2B-1
2B-2 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION ...... .. 2B-1
2B-3 A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB, GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........... 2B-1
2B-4 A24 GPIB PCB, GENERAL DESCRIPTION .................... 2B-2
2B-5 AS SERIAL 1/0 PCB, GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..... ............ 2B-3

6E-5.
1 Transmitting Data . . ... .. . .. . ...... ... ......... 2B-3
6E-5.
2 Receiving Data . . ......... ...... .. . ... ........ 2B-3
6E-5.
3 Ground Return Mux ..... . . ......... ........ . ... 2B-3
6E-5.
4 U4 Fine Loop Flip-Flop ........................... 2B-3
2B-6 AS SERIAL 1/0 PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ..... ...... 2B-4
6E-6.l Microprocessor Interface ..... ... .... .. . .. ......... 2B-4
6E-6.2 Clock Timer ............. ............... . .. .. 2B-4
6E-6.3 Shift Registers . . . .......... ........ . ......... 2B-4
6E-6.4 Multiplexers .... ..... ... . .............. ...... 2B-4
6E-6.5 Ground Return Multiplexer .......... .. ........ ... . 2B-5
6E-6.6 Serial Data Input .... . . . . ....... ........... . . .. 2B-5
6E-6.7 External Reference Detected Signal Input . . .............. 2B-5
6E-6.S Fine Loop Data (FLD 12) Latch ....... ... ........ . .. . 2B-5
2B-7 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING .......... 2B-5
2B-S DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS ............ 2B-5
2-2 67XXB MM
SECTION 2
(CONTENTS (Continued
Para.iraph Description Page
2C-FRONT PANEL
2C-l FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES: Al and A2 PCBs ....... . .... 2C-l
2C-2 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION . . ... 2C-l

2C-2
.l Al Front Panel PCB, General Descripton .. . .. .. .. .. 2C-l
2C-2
.2 A2 Front Panel Control PCB, General Description .. .. . . . . .. . . 2C-2
2C-3 Al FRONT PANEL PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . .... 2C-2

2C-3.l Line Switch and Power on Circuits .. . .. .. .. .. .. .... 2C-2
2C-3.2 Front Panel Keys . . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. ... . .. .. .. 2C-2
2C-3.3 LED Driver Circuits .. .. . .. .. .. .. .. ... . ... . .. 2C-3
2C-3.4 LCDs and Display Driver Circuits . . .. .. . ..
. .. 2C-3
2C-4 A2 FRONT PANEL CONTROL PCB,

DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .. .. .. .... . . .. 2C-3
2C-4.l Serial Data Conversion Circuits .. . . . . . . .. . ... .... 2C-3
2C-4.2 Internal Parallel Data Bus .. .. . . . .. . . ... . .. .... 2C-4
2C-4.3 Keyboard Encoder, Interrupt and Output Circuits .... 2C-4
2C-4.4 Display Message Data Latches .. . . .. . . . .. 2C-4
2C-4.5 Knob Amplifier .. . .. .. ... ... .. .... ..
. .... 2C-4
2C-4.6 External Level Detector Preamplifier . . . ...... .... .. 2C-5
6D-7 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING .... ...... .. 2C-6
6D-8 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS .... . ........ 2C-6
67XXB MM 2-3
SECTION 2
2D-INPUTS/OUTPUTS
2 D-1 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES: A27 and A2 9 PCBs 2 D-1
2 D-2 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION ... ...... 2 D-1
2 D-3 A27 AUXILLARY VO PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPI'ION ....... 2 D-2
2 D-4 A2 9 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB,

DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ....................... 2 D-2
2 D-4 .l Digital Control Circuits ... ...... .... .... .... ...... 2 D-2
2D-4.2 Microprocessor Interface Circuits .. . ...... ... .. ....... 2 D-2
2 D-4.3 External Instrument Interface Circuits . . . ......... ..... . 2 D-3
2 D-4.4 lOV Horiz Output Signal Circuits ........ ... .. ....... . 2 D-4
2 D-4.5 Step Attenuator and Relay Drivers ......... . .... ..... . 2 D-4
2 D-4.6 PIN Switch Drivers .... . ... .... . .... ...... ...... 2 D-4
2 D-4 .7 ALC Loop VO Interface Circuits ...................... 2 D-4
2 D-5 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING ........... 2 D-4
2 D-6 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS 2 D-4
2E-REFERENCE LOOP
2 E- 1 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES: A5 , A7, AlO PCBs

AND CRY STAL OSCILLATOR ............. .............. 2 E- 1
·
2 E-2 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION ........ 2 E- 1
2 E-3 A5 REFERENCE OSCILLATOR, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .... 2 E-2

2 E-3.1 Loop Amplifier .. .. ... .... ...... .. .. .......... 2 E-2
2 E-3.2 Reference Loop Oscillator .. ... ........ ... ..... .. .. 2 E-2
2 E-3.3 Buffer Amplifiers ... ... .. .. .... . ... . ..... .... .. 2 E-2
2 E-4 A7 REFERENCE DIVIDER, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ....... 2 E-2

2 E-4. l 500 MHz Input ..... .. . . .. .. ...... . . .... .... 2 E-3
2E-4.2 Divide-by-Five .. .. . .. ..... .. ...... ... ...... . 2 E-3
2 E-4.3 Internal 10 MHz Input Circuit .... . .. .... . ........ ... 2 E-3
2 E-4.4 External 10 MHz Input Circuit ...................... 2 E-3
2 E-4.5 Phase/Frequency Detector .... .. ..... . . ........ . . .. 2 E-3
2 E-5 AlO REFERENCE BUFFER, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ...... 2 E-4

2 E-5.1 Input ...... ..... . ... ... ........ . .... . ... .. 2 E-4
2E-5.2 Buffer Amplifiers .... ........ . . .... .. ... ... .... 2 E-4
2 E-6 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING..... .. . ... 2 E-4
2 E-7 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS ............ 2 E-4
2-4 6 7XXB MM
SECTION 2
2F-COARSE LOOP
2F-1 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES: A3 , A4 , AND A6 PCBs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2F-1
2F-2 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION . . ... ...... 2F-1
2F-3 A3 COARSE LOOP M IXER, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ....... 2F-2

2F-3.1 Local Oscillator (LO) Input .... .... . . . . . . . .......... 2F-2
2F-3.2 4 4 0-4 90 MHz RF Input ........... ....... . . . .. . . . . 2F-2
2F-3.3 Limiter/Amplifier ....... . . . . . . . .. . . .......... .. 2F-2
2F-4 A4 COARSE LOOP OSCILLATOR, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . . . 2F-2

2F-4.1 Input Amplifier ......... . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . .. 2F-2
2F-4.2 Loop Amplifier ........ .. . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . .. . . 2F-2
2F-4.3 Coarse Loop Oscillator Circuit . . ..... . ............... 2F-5
2F-4.4 Buffer Amplifiers .... . . . . . ..... . . .. . . . . . . ...... 2F-5
2F-5 A6 COARSE LOOP DIVIDER, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ...... 2F-5

2F-5
.1 Serial Input Control ............. . . . . . . .......... 2F-5
2F-5
.2 Coarse Loop IF Input .. .......................... 2F-5
2F-5
.3 Coarse Loop Counter Chain Operation .. . . . ... . . . . . ...... 2F-6
2F-5
.4 10 MHz Reference Input . .... . .. . . ...... .......... 2F-7
2F-5
.5 Phase/Frequency Detector .......... ..... . . . . . . . .. .. 2F-7
2F-5
.6 Notch Filters .... ..... .... ....... . . . . . .. . . . . .. 2F-7
2F-6 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 2F-8
2F-7 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS . . . . . . . ..... . . . 2F-8
2G-FINE LOOP
2G-1 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES: A9 AND All PCBs .................. 2G-1
2G-2 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION . . ... . . . . . ... 2G-1
2G-3 A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLATOR, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . .. . . 2G-2

2G-3.1 Loop Amplifier .......... . . . . . . .. .... . . . . . . . . .. 2G-2
2G-3.2 Linearizer . . . . . .... . . . . ... . . . . . ... .. . . . . . . . . 2G-2
2G-3.3 Voltage-Controlled Oscillator .. .. ... . . . ........ . . .. . . 2G-2
2G-3.4 Output Amplifiers . .. .. . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 2G-2
2G-4 All FINE LOOP DIVIDER, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION ....... 2G-3
2G-4.1 10 MHz Input Circuit . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . .... 2G-3
2G-4.2 200-3 21 MHz Fine Loop Input .. . ... . . . . . .. . .. . .. ... . 2G-3
2G-4.3 Serial Input Circuits .... ............... .. ...... .. 2G-3
2G-4.4 Counter Circuits ........... .. .. . . . . . . .. .. . . .... 2G-3
2G-4.5 Phase/Frequency Detector . . . . . .. .. . .. . .. .. . . . . . . . . . 2G-4
2G-4.6 Notch Filters ....... . . .. . . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 2G-4
2G-5 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING ... .... .. . ... ... 2G-4
2G-6 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS . . .. .. . . . . . . .... . . 2G-4
67XXB MM 2-5
SECTION 2
2H-YIG LOOP/FM
2H- 1 INTRODUCTION 2H- 1

2H-1.
1 Y IG Loop/FM Subsystem Overall Functional Description .. 2H- 1
2H-2 A 12 Y IG PHASE DETECTOR PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .. .. .. . . . 2H-3

.
2H-2.1 Sampler/IF Amplifier Input Circuit ................... . 2H-3

2H-2. 2 200 -3 2 1 MHz Fine Loop Oscillator Input and Divider Circuits .. .. . 2H-3
2H-2. 3 Phase/Frequency Detector Circuit ... . . . .. . .. .. . ... .. . . 2H-3
2H-2.4 External 20 -3 2.1 MHz Synthesizer Input .. .. ... . . ... . 2H-4
2H-3 A 16 FM PCB CIRCUITS DESCRIPTION 2 H-4

2 H-3. 1 Digital Control 2H-4
2 H-3.2 A1 6 Y IG Phase-Lock Circuits 2H-4
2H-3 .
3 FM Input Amplifiers and Filters 2H-5
2H-3 . 4 FM Attenuator Circuits 2H-5
2H-3 . 5FM Integrator Circuits 2 H-5
6 False Lock Detector
2 H-3 . 2H-6
2H-3.7 Notch Filter Circuits 2H-6
2H-3.8 Y IG Loop Amplifier 2H-6
2H-3.9 FM Deviation Limiter 2 H-7
2H-3.10 FM Sensitivity Circuit 2H-7
2H-4 A3 1 MULTIPLIER/POWER AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY

CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .. .. .. .. . .. . .... 2 H-7
2H-5 A30 SAMPLER/IF AMPLIFIER ASSEMBLY CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2H-7

2H-5 .1 Sampler Circuits .. .. .... .. . . .. . . .. .. . . . . .. 2H-7
2H-5 . 2 IF Preamplifier . . .. . .. .... .. 2 H-8
2H-5.3 72 MHz Low Pass Filter . . ... . .... . . .. ... ... 2H-8
2H-5 . 4 Limiter Circuit .. ... .. ... . .. . . . .. . . . ... . 2H-8
2H-6 Y IG LOOP ASSEMBLIES

, TROUBLESHOOTING ... . .. .. 2H-8
2H-7 Y IG LOOP ASSEMBLIES SERVICE SHEETS ... ........... .... 2H-8
2-6 6 7XXB MM
SECTION 2
21-ANALOG INSTRUCTION
21-1 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY: A17 PCB 21-1
21-2 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY, OVERALL DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . 21-1
21-3 Al 7 ANALOG INSTRUCTION, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . . . . . 21-2

21-3.1 Microprocessor Bus Interface and Internal Data Bus . . .
. . . .. . . . 21-2
21-3.2 Ramp Generator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-3
21-3.3 ±lOV Reference Supplies . . .. . . ... . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . . 21-5
21-3.4 Frequency Instruction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . .. . . . . 21-5
21-3 .5 Digital Voltmeter (DVM) . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . 21-9
21-3 .6 Power Meter . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-9
21-4 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY, TROUBLESHOOTING . . . . . . . . . 21-10
21-5 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY, SERVICE SHEETS . . . . . . . .. . . 21-10
2J-YIG DRIVERS
2J-1 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .. . .... . . . . . . . . .. . . . . 2J-1

2J-1.1 YIG Driver PCB Versions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2J-1
2J-2 YIG DRIVER PCBs, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2J-1

2J-2.1 A18-A21 YIG Driver PCB Addressing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2J-1 .
2J-2.2 FM Coil Driver Circuits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . 2J-1

2J-2.3 Main Tuning Coil Driver Circuits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2J-2
2J-2
.4 Bias Supply Driver Circuits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2J-2
2J-3 YIG DRIVER PCBs TROUBLESHOOTING . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2J-3
2J-4 YIG DRIVER PCBs SERVICE SHEETS . . . .... ... . .. . . . . . . . . . 2J-3
67XXB MM 2-7
SECTION 2
2K-ALC/PULSE MODULATION
2K -1 ALC (AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL) AND PULSE

MODULATION PCBs AND ASSEMBLIES 2K -1
2K - .
1 1 Overview of ALC Loop Operation . .... . 2K -1
2K -2 A 15 ALC PCB Functional Description 2K -2

2K -2.1 Microprocessor Control 2K-2
2K -2.2 ALC Reference Voltage 2K -2
2K -2.3 External AM Circuits . 2K-2
2K -2.4 ALC Slope Circuits .. 2K -2
2K -2.5 Detector Preamplifiers 2K -4
2K -2.6 External ALC Level Circuits 2K -4
2K -2.7 External ALC Gain Cal . . .. .... . . . .. 2K -6
2K -2.8 Detector Shaper Circuit ... .. ... .. . . 2K-6
2K -2.9 ALC Comparator and Sample/Hold Circuits 2K -6
2K -2.10 ALC Level Amplifier .. .. 2K -7
2K -2.ll Unleveled Logic Circuits .... ....... . 2K -7
2K -2. 1 2 Detector Thermistor Circuits ... ....... 2K-7
2K -3 A 13 PULSE GENERATOR PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . 2K -8

2K -3. l Pulse Generator Circuits ... . .. . .... 2K -8
2K -3.2 Source/Mode Select Control Circuits ... ... . . .. 2K -9
2K -3.3 Pulse Modulation PIN Drivers .. ....... .. .. .. .. .. 2K- 10
2K -3.4 A 1 3 PCB Processor Interface Circuits .. . .. . . ... .. . . . 2K- 10
2K -4 A2 9 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB CIRCUITS DESCRIPTION . . .2K - 10

2K -4
. 1 V/GHZ DAC Circuits ... ... .... ... . ..... . . . 2K- 10
2K -4
.2 ALC Control Signal Drive Circuits . ... . . .. 2K- 10
2K -5 ALC LOOP RF MICROWAVE DECK COMPONENTS .. 2K - 12

2K -5.1 Control Modulators . . . .. . . . . . . .... ..2K- 1 2
2K -5.2 Switched Filter Module ... ... ..
. . .. . . .. 2K - 12
2K -5.3 Main Mux Switch . . . ... .. . ... . . ..... . . . .. 2K- 1 2
2K -5.4 Directional Coupler . . . ..
. .. ..
. . .
... . ... . ..2K - 1 2
2K -6 ALC/PULSE MODULATION SUBSY STEM SCHEMATICS .. ... .. 2K - 1 2
2K-7 RF POWER AND CONTROL SUBSY STEM TROUBLESHOOTING .. 2K- 1 2
2-8 6 7XxB MM
SECTION 2
2L-RF MICROWAVE DECK
2 L- 1 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY .. 2 L- 1
2L-2 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY

,
OVERALL DESCRIPTION ...... ....... ... .... .. 2 L-1
2 L-3 FREQUENCY BANDS 2 THRU 4 , CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . .. 2 L-3

2 L-3. l Frequency Control and FM Modulation . . . . . .. . .. 2 L-3
2 L-3.2 Power Level Control and AM Modulation . .. ...... 2 L-3
2L-3.3 Pulse Modulation ...... . . .. .. .. . . 2 L-4
2 L-3.4 Output Control .. . ..... . . ...... . . . .. . .... 2 L-4
2L-3 .5 Power Level Detection/ALC Loop ........ . . .. .... 2 L-4
2 L-4 FREQUENCY BANDS 0 AND 1, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .. .. 2 L-4

2L-4.1
Down Converter . .. .. ..... .... .. . . ... 2 L-4
2L-4 .2 Switched Filter . . ...... . . . .... ... .... . . 2 L-5
2 L-4 . 3 RF Output . . .. . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . .. ... . . . . 2 L-5
2 L-5 FREQUENCY BAND 5 , CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . . .... . ... 2 L-5

2L-5 l DPDT PIN Switch ... .... . ... . . . . .. . . . . . . . 2 L-5
2L-5.2 Frequency Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator .. . ... 2 L-5
2 L- 5 . 3 RF Output .. . . . . . .... .. .. .
. . .. . . 2 L-6
2 L-6 FREQUENCY BAND 6, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION .. .. 2 L-6
2 L-7 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY, TROUBLESHOOTING .. . ... 2 L-7
2 L-8 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY, SERVICE SHEETS .... 2 L-7
2M-MOTHERBOARDnNTERCONNECTIONS
2 M-1 INTRODUCTION . . .. . .... ...... . ....... 2 M- 1
2 M-2 OVERALL DESCRIPTION .. . . . . .. . . .. .. 2 M-1
2 M-3 A28 MOTHERBOARD AND CABLE INTERCONNECTS . . .. . . . . .. . 2 M- 1

2 M-3. 1 Motherboard/Interconnect Circuits Description ..... . .. .... 2M- 1
2 M-3 . 2 Filtercons .. .. . .. .. ....
. . . .. ... . .... .. 2M-2
2 M-3.3 Wiring Harnesses/Ribbon Cables . ... . ... .... . ..... 2 M-2
2 M-3 .4 RF Casting Coaxial Cables .............. . .... . . 2 M-2
2 M-3.5 RF Microwave Deck Interconnections ...... 2 M-2
2 M-4 A28 MOTHERBOARD TROUBLESHOOTING . . . ... ... . . . .. . 2 M-2
6 7XXB MM 2-9/2- 10
SECTION 2
2-1 INTRODUCTION 2-2 INSTRUMENT MECHANICAL LAYOUT
This section provides system and subsystem level The synthesizer contains 25-28 printed circuit
descriptions (circuit descriptions, schematics, and boards (PCBs), a front panel assembly, a rear panel
block diagrams) and maintenance troubleshooting assem bly, and a number of microwave com
information for all models of the synthesizer. The ponents/microcircuits (mounted on the RF
material is arranged as follows: microwave deck). The exact number of PCBs con
tained in the instrument varies, depending upon the
• System level theory of operation and block
number ofYIG Driver PCBs included for the specific
diagram
model. The layout of the instrument with covers
• System level maintenance troubleshooting removed is shown in Figures 5-3 and 5-4 of Sec
• Individual subsystem level circuit descriptions, tion 5-Parts Lists. The figures and parts lists con
block diagrams, and schematics tained in Section 5 for the major assemblies of the
• RF microwave deck configuration circuit descrip- synthesizer identify the main components of each
tions and block diagrams assembly.
• M otherboard and cable interconnections

2-3 CffiCUIT SUBSYSTEMS
The following paragraphs provide an overall descrip
tion of the major circuit subsystems that compose The synthesizer circuitry consists of various distinct
the synthesizer. Paragraphs 2-2 and 2-3 contain subsystems that are contained on one or more
information about the mechanical and electrical con printed ci rcuit board (PCB) assemblies or in
struction and the content of the synthesizer. Para microwave components located on the RF microwave
graph 2-4 is an overview of the frequency synthesis deck of the synthesizer. The RF microwave deck
functions. It includes the Reference Loop, Coarse comprises the subsystems listed below; a brief
Loop, Fine Loop, and YIG Loop. Paragraph 2-5 is a description of each subsystem is also included. The
brief description of the Automatic Leveling Control overall instrument block diagram shown in Figure
(ALC) and modulation functions. Figure 2-1 (fold 2-1 (page 2-18) reflects this organization.
out) is an overall block diagram of a typical syn
thesizer, and Figure 2-3 (fold-out) is a block diagram
2-3.1 Power Supply (A22, A25, A26 PCBs
of the ALC and pulse modulation circuits.
and p/o A28 PCB)
Paragraph 2-6 and Tables 2-2 through 2-4 provide These PCBs supply regulated voltages to the syn
detailed system troubleshooting information. Table thesizer circuits. The subsystem consists of the A25
2-2 is a listing of all hidden-key routines, useful in Switching Power Supply PCB, A26 Line Filter PCB,
maintenance troubleshooting. Table 2-3 provides A22 Regulator PCB, and part of the A28 Mother
procedures for troubleshooting faults that do not board PCB. Refer to Section 2A-Power Supply for
cause error codes. Table 2-4 is a summary listing of circuit descriptions, block diagrams, PCB parts
error codes with their probable causes. locator diagrams, and schematics.
Subsections 2A through 2M provide detailed data on

2-3.2 Digital Control/GPm Interface (AS,
the individual subsystems. All subsystem circuit
A23, and A24 PCBs)
descriptions, block diagrams, and schematics are
contained within that subsection. For example, all This circuit s;.ibsystem provides microprocessor con
schematics and other descriptive data bearing on the trol and General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB) func
power supply subsystem are contained within para tions. The microprocessor control portion consists of
graphs 2A-x located in Subsection 2A This includes the A23 Microprocessor and the A8 Serial l/O PCBs.
the one page of the A28 Motherboard schematic that The GPIB functions, which allow the synthesizer to
contains power supply circuitry. interface with an external network analyzer/control-
67XXBMM 2-11
SECTION 2-SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
CIRCUIT SUBSYSTEMS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
ler, are provided by the A24 GPIB PCB. Refer to • Fine Loop - provides the fine tuning frequencies
Section 2B-Digital Control for circuit descriptions, for the YIG Loop. It consists of the A9 Fine Loop
block diagrams, PCB parts locator diagrams, and Oscillator PCB and the All Fine Loop Divider
schematics. PCB. Refer to paragraph 2-4 for a functional over
view and to Section 2G-Fine Loop for circuit
descriptions, block diagrams, PCB parts locator
2-3.3 Front Panel Assembly (Al and A2
diagrams, and schematics.
PCBs)
• YIG Loop/FM - performs phase detection of the
This circuit subsystem interfaces the front panel YIG-tuned oscillator output frequency and
LCD displ ays, the LEDs, the k e y s , and the provides the correction voltages to fine tune and
DEC/INCR knob to the A23 Microprocessor PCB. It phase lock the YIG-tuned oscillator. This loop also
consists of the Al Front Panel PCB and the A2 Front includes circuitry for FM modulation of the YIG
Panel Control PCB. Refer to Section 2C-Front Panel tuned oscillator by external FM input signals. It
for circuit descriptions, block diagrams, PCB parts consists of the Al2 YIG Phase Detector PCB, the
locator diagrams, and schematics. Al6 FM PCB, the A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier Assy,
and the A31 Power Amplifier Assy. Refer to para
graph 2-4 for a functional overview and to Section
2-3.4 Inputs/Outputs (A27 PCB and p/o
2H-YIG Loop/FM for circuit descriptions, block
A29 PCB)
diagrams, PCB parts locator diagrams, and
The A27 Auxiliary 1/0 PCB and the A29 Rear Panel schematics.
Interface PCB contain the interface circuitry for
most of the front and rear panel input/output con
2-3.6 Analog Instruction (A17 PCB)
nectors, including the AUX 1/0 connector. Refer to
Section 2D-lnputs/Outputs for circuit descriptions, The Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB provides the analog
block diagrams, PCB parts locator diagrams, and sweep ramp and tuning voltages to coarse tune the
schematics. YIG-tuned oscillators. It also contains the digital
voltmeter (DVM) and power meter circuitry. The
DVM interfaces with the A23 Microprocessor and
2-3.5 Frequency Synthesis Subsystem-RF
the various analog circuits of the synthesizer. Refer
Casting (A3-A7, A9-A12, A16 PCBs and
to Section 21-Analog Instruction for circuit descrip
A30, A31 Assys)
tions, block diagrams, PCB parts locator diagrams,
This circuit subsystem provides the reference fre and schematics.
quencies and phase lock circuits for precise control
of the YIG-tuned oscillator frequencies. This subsys
2-3.7 YIG Drivers (A18-A21 PCBs)
tem is further divided into the four smaller subsys
tems described below. These PCBs provide the main tuning-current and
• Reference Loop - provides the overall reference bias voltages for the YIG-tuned oscillators. The
for the rest of the frequency synthesis subsystem. actual number of these PCBs depends on the fre
It consists of the 10 MHz Crystal Oscillator as quency coverage of the synthesizer model. Refer to
sembly, the A5 Reference Oscillator PCB, the A7 Section 2J-YIG Drivers for circuit descriptions,
Reference Divider PCB, and the AlO Reference block diagrams, PCB parts locator diagrams, and
Buffer PCB. Refer to paragraph 2-4 for a function schematics.
al overview and to Section 6G-Reference Loop for
circuit descriptions, block diagrams, PCB parts 2-3.8 ALC/Pulse Modulation (A13, A15
locator diagrams, and schematics. PCBs and p/o A29 PCB)
• Coarse Loop - provides the coarse tuning frequen
This subsystem provides level control of the RF out
cies for the YIG Loop. It consists of the A3 Coarse
put power, AM modulation, pulse modulation, and
Loop Mixer PCB, the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator
multiplexing of the YIG-tuned oscillator RF outputs.
PCB, and the A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB. Refer
It consists of the Al5 ALC PCB, the Al3 Pulse Gen
to paragraph 2-4 for a funtional overview and to
erator PCB, and part of the A29 Rear Panel Interface
Section 2F-Coarse Loop for circuit descriptions,
block diagrams, PCB parts locator diagrams, and
schematics.
2-12 67XXB MM
SECTION 2·SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
AND TROUBLESHOOTING FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
PCB. Refer to Section 2K-ALC/Pulse for circuit coverage (Figure 2-1). Only one YIG-tuned oscillator
descriptions, block diagrams, PCB parts locator is active at any given time. Refer to Table 2L-2 (in
diagrams, and schematics. Section 2L) for a listing of the frequency coverage
and RF microwave deck configuration of each syn
thesizer model.
2-3.9 RF Microwave Deck
The shaded circuit elements shown in Figure 2-1 are

2-4.1 Overall Operation
related to the generation, modulation and control of
sweep- and CW-frequency RF signals. These circuit The YIG-tuned oscillator (Figure 2-2) generates a
elements include: YIG-tuned oscillators, 0.01 to 2 high-power RF output signal that has low broadband
GHz Down Converter, Control Modulators, Switched noise and low spurious content. Main tuning coil
Filter, PIN Switches, Directional Coupler/Level current from the YIG Driver PCB coarsely tunes the
Detector, Frequency Doubler Amplifier/Modulator, YIG-tuned oscillator to within a few megahertz of
and Step Attenuator. Refer to Section 2L--Microwave the final output frequency. The YIG phase-lock loop
Deck for detailed descriptions of the microwave com is then used to fine-tune the YIG-tuned oscillator to
ponents, parts locator diagrams, and block diagrams the exact output frequency and to reduce FM noise
of the various frequency band configurations. close to the ca�rier.
One input to the YIG-loop Sampler/IF Amplifier is a

2-3.10 Motherboard/Interconnections (A28
220 to 245 MHz signal. The signal is derived from
PCB) the 440 to 490 MHz coarse loop oscillator output by
The A28 Motherboard PCB and its associated cables the Power Amplifier/Multiplier. This signal drives
provide the interconnections between the internal the step-recovery diode, which is part of the Power
components and the assemblies throughout the syn Amplifier/Multiplier, to produce harmonics of the
thesizer. Refer to Section 2M-Motherboard/Inter coarse-loop signal (1. 98 to 40 GHz). These har
=-
connections for a description of the A28 PCB, a parts monics are used by the sampler circuits of the
locator diagram, schematics, and interconnection Sampler/IF Amplifier.
diagrams.
The other input to the Sampler/IF Amplifier is a
sample of RF output signal from the YIG-tuned
2-4 FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS CIB.CUITS,
oscillator. Mixing this RF output signal sample with
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
the adjacent coarse-loop harmonic produces a low
The frequency synthesis circuits provide phase-lock frequency difference signal which is the YIG IF sig
control for the synthesizer output frequency. These nal (20-32.1 MHz).
circuits, comprising four loops, are distributed over
11 PCBs and two assemblies. The overall block The synthesizer's microprocessor programs the
diagram of these circuits is shown in Figure 2-2. The coarse-loop oscillator's output frequency so that one
operation of the four loops, Reference, Coarse, Fine, of its harmonics will be within 20 to 32. 1 MHz of the
and YIG, is described briefly in paragraph 2-4. 1 desired YIG-tuned oscillator's output frequency. The
below. YIG Phase Detector compares the YIG IF signal to
a 20 to 32.1 MHz frequency reference signal that is
The four phase-lock loop subsystems, operating derived from the 200 to 321 MHz fine-loop oscillator
together, produce an accurately synthesized, low output. The YIG phase detector fine tunes the YIG
noise RF output signal. The output frequency is tuned oscillator via the YIG FM coil driver to
selectable in 1 kHz increments from 10 MHz to eliminate any frequency difference between the two
26.5 GHz, in 2 kHz increments from 26.5 to 40 GHz, signals. The resulting YIG-tuned oscillator output
and in 3 kHz increments from 40 to 60 GHz. The frequency is equal to the frequency of the selected
output signal is ultimately derived from a single coarse-loop harmonic plus 1/10 the frequency of the
precision 10 MHz internal reference. fine-loop signal.
YIG-tuned oscillator$ are used to produce the actual Phase locking the synthesizer's output frequency
RF output signal. Several YIG-tuned oscillators, over a broad frequency range is accomplished by
each tunable over a different frequency range, may programming the coarse-loop oscillator's output to
be installed to give the synthesizer broad frequency various frequencies that have harmonics close to the
67XXB MM 2-13
FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG
REFERENCE
BUFFER
200 ·321 MHz
·············
. . 440 • 490 MHz
L ��-T.� _ j
PULSE
GENERATOR
······-······
. .
.i . EXT AM :�--"•�•
ALC
.
.. ...........
Figure 2-2. Block Diagram of Frequency Synthesis, ALC, and Modulation Circuits
desired operating frequencies. Exact frequency resulting harmonic steps may be as large as 12.1
tuning for each desired operating frequency is ac MHz at high frequencies.
complished by programming of the fine-loop oscil
lator. (In each case, theYIG-tuned oscillator is first
tuned via its main tuning coil to· the approximate The YIG loop i s f i n e tuned by var y i ng the
desired operating frequency.) 20 to 32.1 MHz reference frequency signal applied
Table 2·1. Example of Coarse-Loop Tuning
The programming (tuning) range of the coarse-loop Rang� vs Ha rmonic Spacing
osc illator provides harmonics in the range of
;;?:1.98 GHz to ""40 GHz. The harmonic signal spacing Desired 1/2 Coarse- Harmonic
varies throughout this range from 1 MHz to VIG Freq Loop Freq Harmonic Freq
12 MHz. An example of this is shown in Table 2-1. In GHz In MHz Number In GHz
Thus, any YIG output frequency can be downcon 2.000 220 9 1.980
verted to a YIG IF signal between 20 to 32.1 MHz.
Since the coarse-loop output is synthesized, its fre 2.198 242 9 2.178
quency can be adjusted only in finite steps. The 2.220 220 10 2.200
2-14 67XXB M M
AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG FREQUENCY SYNTHESIS CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
to the YIG loop phase detector. This signal is derived RF output frequencies of 0.01 to 2. 0 GHz (Band O)
by dividing the fine-loop oscillator signal by a factor are developed by downconverting the fundamental
of 10. By programming the fine-loop oscillator, this frequencies of 6.01 to 8.0 GHz, generated by the SIC
signal can be adjusted in 1 kHz increments over a Band YIG-tuned oscillator, using a 6.0 GHz local
20 to 32. 1 MHz range. The resolution of the fine-loop oscillator signal that is phase locked to the 500 MHz
oscillator (hence the resolution of the RF output signal) Reference Loop oscillator. Precise control of the
is 1 kHz, which is much finer resolution than is avail Band 0 frequencies to 1 kHz accuracy is ac
able from the coarse-loop alone. complished by phase-lock control of the 6. 01 to
8.0 GHz fundamental frequencies prior to downcon
NOTE verting.
Whenever the synthesizer is operating in
the phase-locked mode, the frequency of Frequency doubling of the fundamental frequencies
the YIG IF will always equal 1110 the fre of 13. 25 to 20 GHz, generated by the Ku-Band YIG
quency of the fine-loop oscillator. tuned oscillator, is used to produce the 26. 5 to
40 GHz frequency band (Band 5). Phase-lock control
of the 13. 25 to 20 GHz fundamental frequencies, ac
For applications requiring a resolution finer than
complished prior to their doubling, ensures precise
1 kHz, an external 20 to 32. 1 MHz synthesizer can
control of the Band 5 frequencies to 2 kHz accuracy.
be connected at the rear panel to substitute for the
internal fine-loop signal. The tuning resolution is
RF output frequencies of 40 to 60 GHz (Band 6) are
then determined by the resolution of the external
developed by tripling the fundamental frequencies of
synthesizer.
13.33 to 20 GHz generated by the Ku-Band YIG
tuned oscillator. Precise control of the Band 6 fre
The Coarse Loop and Fine Loop outputs are derived quencies to 3 kHz accuracy is accomplished by
from high-stability 10 MHz and 500 MHz signals phase-lock control of the 13 . 33 to 20 GHz fundamen
produced by the Reference Loop circuits. The tal frequencies prior to tripling.
500 MHz oscillator frequency of the Reference Loop
oscillator is precisely stabilized by locking it to the
internal or external 10 MHz frequency standard. 2-4.3 · FM !rlodulation
FM modulation of the YIG-tuned oscillator RF out

put by external signals is performed by summing the
2-4.2 RF Outputs 0.01 to 60 GHz
external signals into the FM control path of the YIG
Refer to the shaded portion of Figure 2-1 for the loop. Refer to Figures 2-1 and 2-2; FM inputs from
following description. Four YIG-tuned oscillators are the front panel and rear panel are routed via the A28
used to generate the fundamental RF output fre Motherboard PCB to the FM Amplifier circuits lo
quencies of 2. 0 to 26. 5 GHz, as follows: cated on the A16 FM Driver PCB. These circuits
frequency modulate the YIG signal by controlling
• The SIC-Band YIG-tuned oscillator generates the the YIG-tuned oscillator's FM coil in the same man
fundamental RF output frequencies of 2. 0 to ner as for the phase lock error signal from the YIG
8.4 GHz (Band 1). loop phase detector circuits.
• The X-Band YIG-tuned oscillator generates the
fundamental RF output frequencies of 8.0 to
2-4.4 Sweep Mode of Operation
12.4 GHz (Band 2).
• The Ku-Band YIG-tuned oscillator generates the Analog sweeps of the YIG-tuned oscillator RF output
fundamental RF output frequencies of 12. 4 to that are less than 50 MHz wide are accomplished by
20 GHz (Band 3). summing the appropriate analog sweep ramp sig
nals, generated by the Al7 Analog PCB, into the FM
• The K-Band YIG-tuned oscillator generates the
control path of the YIG loop. In this mode of opera
fundamental RF output frequencies of 18 to
tion, the YIG-tuned oscillator RF output is swept
26. 5 GHz (Band 4).
about a center frequency that has been set via the
All other frequencies output by the 67XXB syn appropriate YIG Driver PCB's main tuning coil cir
thesizers are derived from the fundamental frequen cuitry. The phase-locking of the YIG loop is disabled
cies generated by the SIC- and Ku-Band YIG-tuned except during frequency correction, which occurs
oscillators. during sweep retrace.
67XXB MM 2-15
ALC AND MODULATION CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Broadband analog sweeps (�50 MHz wide) of the shaper/driver circuits located on the A29 PCB. The
YIG-tuned oscillator RF output are accomplished by resulting PIN driver current output causes the PIN
applying appropriate sweep ramp signals generated level control d i odes, loca ted in the Control
by the Al7 Analog Instruction PCB to the YIG-tuned Modulator, to adjust the RF output level accordingly.
oscillator's main tuning coil (via the appropriate Thus, the detected RF voltage will be set equal to
Al8-A21 YIG Driver PCB). The A23 Microprocessor the RF reference voltage.
controls the Al7 PCB to produce precisely controlled
start and stop frequencies. For those analog sweeps NOTE
that cross over one or more YIG-tuned oscillator The synthesizer uses two internal level
bands, the microprocessor controls the generation detection circuits. For frequencies <2
and timing of the ramp signals from the Al 7 PCB GHz, the level detector is part of the Down
and the selection of the appropriate Al8-A21 YIG Converter and the RF sample is amplified
Driver PCB(s) throughout the sweep. by the Al5 Band 0 Detector Preamplifier.
For frequencies �2 GHz, the level detector
2·5 ALC AND MODULATION CffiCUITS, is part of the main Directional Coupler
FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION and the RF sample is amplified by the Al5
Band 1-4 Detector Preamplifer.
The ALC and modulation circuits provide automatic
level control (ALC), AM modulation and pulse The RF level reference voltage is produced by sum
modulation of the synthesizer's RF output signal. ming a precision de reference voltage with the out
The ALC loop is comprised of circuits, located on the put from the Range and Level DACs, which are
Al5 ALC PCB and part of the A29 Rear Panel Inter controlled by the A23 Microprocessor. By setting the
face PCB, that interface with the Control Modulator output of these DACs to the appropriate voltage, the
and Directional Coupler/Level Detector components Microprocessor adjusts the RF output power to the
located on the RF microwave deck (Figure 2-1). AM level selected by the user. The desired output level
modulation circuits (located on the Al5 ALC PCB) may be set throughout a 12 dB range (standard)
are included in this loop. using either the front panel switches or the GPIB.
For those units with the 110 dB attenuator (Op
Pulse modulation of the synthesizer's RF output sig tions 2A , 2B, and 2C) the output level range is
nal is provided by circuits located on the Al3 Pulse 0--122 dB.
Generator PCB. These circuits interface directly
with the Control Modulator components located on
a. External Leveling
the RF microwave deck (Figure 2-1).
In the external leveling mode of operation, an
external detector is used to monitor the RF
The overall block diagram of the ALC and pulse
power output level of the synthesizer instead of
modulation circuits is shown in Figure 2-3
an internal level detector. The external detector
(page 2-20). The operation of these circuits is
RF signal is sent to the Al5 ALC PCB from the
described briefly in the paragraphs that follow.
front panel input via a preamplifier located on
the A2 Front Panel Control PCB. The ALC con
2-5.1 ALC Loop Operation trols the RF power output as previously
described.
The ALC circuitry located on the Al5 PCB controls
the RF power output level of the synthesizer as fol
lows. A portion of the RF output is detected and b. Power Sweep
coupled out of the Directional Coupler/Level Detec In this mode of operation, the A23 Microproces
tor as an input to the ALC loop. The detected RF sor controls the ALC circuitry to step the RF
sample is routed to the Al5 ALC PCB. The RF output signal through a range of output levels
sample is compared with a reference voltage that specified by the user. This feature can be used in
represents the desired RF power output level. If the conjunction with the sweep mode to produce a
two voltages do not match, an error correction signal set of identical frequency sweeps, each with a
is fed from the Al5 ALC PCB to the P IN different RF power output level.
2-16 67XXB MM
ANO TROUBLESHOOTING
2-5.2 A13 Pulse Generator PCB Operation

c. AM Modulation
The A13 PCB provides the internal pulse generating
To provide AM modulation of the RF output sig
function for the synthesizer and interfaces the exter
nal, the external AM modulation signal from the
nal pulse signal source to the pulse generation and
front or rear panel inputs is summed with the
PIN driver circuits in the external modes. The
precision de reference voltage to produce a RF
67XXB has four pulse modes of operation:
reference voltage that varies with the external
modulation signal. The action of the ALC level • Internal pulse modulation mode (+ or -) - The
ing loop then causes the envelope of the RF out pulse modulation waveform is generated and
put signal to match the external modulation sig timed internally.
nal. • External pulse mode - The external pulse source
signal from the front or rear panel connectors is
interfaced directly to the pulse modulation PIN
d. Pulse Modulation Operation driver circuits.
During pulse modulation, the ALC loop amplifier • External t r iggered mode - The internally
(A15 PCB) is operated as a samp le/hold generated modulating pulse waveform is trig
amplifier. This amplifier is synchronized with gered by the external pulse source signal.
the modulating pulse from the A13 Pulse Gener • External gated mode- The external pulse source
ator PCB so that the ALC loop effectively gates the internal pulse generator on and off.
operates only on the ON portion of the pulsed RF
output waveform.
67XXBMM
FRONT PANEL (2C, 20, 2M) REAR PANEL (20, 2M)
r-
�
BNC Connectors
··---------
, BNC Inputs Coaxlal Sl!Jlal Path BNC Outputs Power Input
[>
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: P/OA2PCB :
b. I
EXT LEVEL
L ___________i
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(ViaA28 Motherboa rd PCB) RF INPUT 0 :(): • Not Used ,
:
!
A26
0 :():
LINE FILTER
I
•
ulse PULSE GATE/ • To A13Pulse Generator PCB PCB
PULSE/TRIG �-----+:():-+-------·ToA13P
'i'
0 S1 .. -·-··1--'
TRIGGER INPUT
:():
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10 MHz REF INPUT • To A7 Refe19nce Divider PCB T1
-+-----•• ToA16 FMPCB
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,
:():
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l _____ ______:
b, -----t:o
0
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EXT AM .o_
0
(Via A28 Motherboard PCB)
:(): • ToA15ALCPCB (Via A28 MB PCB)
ur(@)�----+:():-+----�(
AM INPUT
RF OUTP From Mcrowave Deck

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(A28 Motherboard)
-----·--·-----------·-··-··----------------
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A1 FRONT PANEL
i )>-----l:():-+--0 10 MHz REF OUTPUT
i From A10 Reference Buffer PCB
FREQUENCY
DISPLAY
MODULATlONmME
DISPLAY
LEVEL
DISPLAY i
0---,-----------�
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r--0
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i
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[--$ RETRACE BLANK OUTPUT
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A27AUX�
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f--0 LOCKOUTPUT
\ �:·--------------------
SEOSYNC OUTPUT
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SECTION 2-SYSTEM DES CRIPTION
TYPICAL OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM AND TROUBLESHOOTING
REFERENCE LOOP (2E)

RE�:NCE.----+----<•I ��:.��UT
A7 �'iv":=D�NCE 1---
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COARSE
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1l FINE LOOP (2G)

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DIGITAL CONTJIOL (28)

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Figure 2-1. Typical 67XXJ3 Swept Frequency Syn

thesizer, Block Diagram Showing Bands 0 Through 4
(Sheet 1 of 2)
2-18 67XXBMM
AND TROUBLESHOOTING
VIG LOOP (2H)
(Continued A31 POWER AMP/

fromSheet1) MULTIPLIER
FREQUENCY
MODULATION
(2H)
A17ANALOG
INSTRUCTION
ANALOG
INSTRUCTION (21)
To Switched RIW
ToSa,,.....MJX
To RF OUTPUT MUX
67XXBMM
TYPICAL OVERALL BLOCK DIAGRAM
RFOUlPUT
PIN SWITCH llUX
� 211 .5 GHz Models
L-------'il•, EXT AM Front PaMI BNC

'------i:•••lAMINPUTRMrP.,,..BNC
Figure 2-1. Typical 67XXB Swept Frequency Syn

thesizer, Block Diagram Showing Bands 0 Through 4
(Sheet 2 of 2)
2-19
,----
1 EXTERNAL I
AM
I
I (FROM FRONT' 1
[ REAR PANEL)
-l
ALC SLOPE
FROM A29PCB
FROM MAIN
MICRO PROCESSOR:
PAO- PA2,
LPA 17
DO- D7
BAN D ODET
BAND 1-4 DET

SECTION 2- SYSTEM DESCRIPTION
BLOCK DIAGRAM OF ALC/MODULATION CIRCUITS AND TROUBLESHOOTING
ALC
CONTROL
SERIAL DATA
FROM AB PCB
CONTROL
MODULATOR
DRIVER(S)
" FROM FRONT AND REAR PANELS
Figure 2-3 Overall Block Diagram of

ALC and Modulation Circuits
2-20 67XXB MM
AND TROUBLESHOOTING SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
2-6 SYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING up. Table 2-3 provides troubleshooting procedures

for these types of failures along with their most
The synthesizer contains firmware that generates
probable causes.
hidden-key routines and error codes that aid in
troubleshooting instrument failures to the replace
able subassembly level. This section provides a 2-6.3 ERROR CODES
tabular listing of the hidden-key routines used for
During normal operation, a self test runs automat
maintenance troubleshooting and the error codes
ically as part of the instrument turn-on process. If
along with their possible causes. Troubleshooting
there is a failure during the self test, an error code
procedures for faults that do not produce error codes
is generated and displayed in the FREQUENCY LCD
are also provided.
display area. This alerts the operator to the failure
and aids in troubleshooting the failure to a replace
NOTE
able subassembly.
WILTRON recommends that you upgrade
your instrument's operating firmware to
In addition, a self test of specific subsystems or sub
the latest available version. Although the
assemblies may be invoked at anytime by using the
error codes and hidden-key routines cited
appropriate hidden-key routine as described in para
herein may have been implemented in
graph 2-6.1 and Table 2-2.
earlier versions of firmware, newer
firmware versions contain upgraded test
Table 2-4 provides a summary listing of the error
ing and calibration techniques that will
codes along with descriptions and probable causes.
maximize the performance of your instru
This table makes reference to the circuit descrip
ment. Contact the WILTRON Customer
tions, block diagrams, and schematics located in the
Service department at (408) 778-2000 for
various subsystem sections of the manual. T his ad
further details.
ditional data will assist you in further isolating
failures to the replaceable subassembly or RF com
2-6.1 HIDDEN-KEY ROUTINES ponent.
The <Shift> TRIGGER key in conjunction with a

3 digit code implements hidden-key routines. These 2-6.4 MASTER RESET F UNCTION
routines are used for calibration, troubleshooting,
This function causes the non-volatile RAM on the
and implementation of some synthesizer functions.
A23 Mi croprocessor P CB to be erased and
Table 2-2 provides descriptions of the hidden-key
reprogrammed with default data. In addition to
routines useful in maintenance troubleshooting.
being used to overwrite the non-volatile RAM , the
Once a hidden-key routine has been activated, the
function is used to cancel the <Shift> TRIGGER 004
keys used (except for the DATA ENTRY keypad) have
hidden-key function and as a troubleshooting diag
different functions than are indicated by the front
nostic aid. To perform a master reset, proceed as
panel markings.
follows:
The 300- and 400-series of <Shift> TRIGGER codes

enable hidden-key routines used for calibration or to a. With the 67XXB in STANDBY, press and hold
check out DACs prior to calibration. Refer to Section the RF ON/RF OFF key.
3 of the 67XXB Test and Calibration manual for your b. Press the LINE STANDBY/OPERATE key to turn
particular instrument model before attempting to the instrument on. After the displays blank and
use these codes for maintenance troubleshooting. the self test starts, release the RF ON/RF OFF
key.
NOTE
2-6.2 TROUBLESHOOTING FAULTS THAT
The master reset function overwrites all
DO NOT PRODUCE ERROR CODES
information stored in the non-volatile
Since the synthesizer must run a self test to RAM, including the nine stored front
generate error codes, faults that cause the instru panel setups with their default values.
ment to be non-operational do not produce error Whenever a master reset is performed,
codes. These faults generally are failure to power up the error code E23-10 may occur on self
properly, unexpected shutdown, and front panel lock test.
67XXB MM 2-21/2-22
AND TROUBLESHOOTING HIDDEN-KEY ROUTINES
Table 2·2. Descriptions of Hidden-Key Routines Useful in Maintenance Troubleshooting (1 of 6)
cShlfb
TRIGGER
Code Function
000 Enables the security function that turns off the FREQUENCY and MODULATION displays. It is disabled
by a reset.
001 Enables the security function that turns off all of the front panel displays. It is disabled with a reset.
002 Enables the external high-resolution mode. It is turned off by a reset or <Shift> TRIGGER 003.
003 Disables the external high-resolution mode.
004 Makes the non-volatile RAM act like standard RAM on POWER OFF/ON. It is disabled with a master
reset (para 2-6.4).
008 Enables the entry or display of the instrument serial number in the FREQUENCY display window.
009 Enables the display of the current operating firmware and GPIB firmware version numbers in the
FREQUENCYdisplay window. Pressing the <Shift> key exits this function.
010 Enables the display of the Reference Loop frequency in the FREQUENCY display window and the
tuning voltage in the LEVEL display window.
011 Enables direct control of the Fine Loop. The frequency is displayed in the FREQUENCY display win-
dow and the tuning voltage is displayed in the LEVEL display window. Changes to the Fine Loop fre-
quency are made with DATA ENTRY keypad inputs.
012 Enables direct control of the Coarse Loop. The frequency is displayed in the FREQUENCY display win-
dow and the tuning voltage is displayed in the LEVEL display window. Changes to the Coarse Loop fre-
quency are made with DATA ENTRY keypad inputs.
013 Provides normal RESET key operation (resets with default power and RF on). This is the default setting.
014 Suppresses the output-power level when RESET key is pressed. The level-value is not reset. Pressing
LEVEL 1 or LEVEL 2 following a RESET returns output power to the value last set before the RESET
key was pressed.
015 Turns off the digital level-vs-frequency correction. This is the same as sending LCO over the GPIB.
Reset removes the condition.
016 Turns on the digital level-vs-frequency correction. This is the same as sending LC1 over the GPIB. This
is the default setting.
019 Executes the display test that is part of self test. The test turns on all the LEDs and all segments of the
LCD displays continuously. Unit must be turned off to terminate this test.
020 Executes the Microprocessor test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the
FREQUENCY display window and outputs a pass/fail message thru the GPIB.
021 Executes the A17 DVM test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the FAE-
QUENCY display window and outputs a pass/fail message thru the GPIB.
022 Executes the power supply and A22 voltage regulator test that is part of self test. Displays any failures
as error codes in the FREQUENCY display window and outputs a pass/fail message thru the GPIB.
023 Executes the AS serial 1/0 test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the FAE-
024 Executes the A 17 ramp generator test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the
025 Executes the A13 pulse generator test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the
026 Executes the A16 FM PCB test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the FAE-
67XXB MM 2-23
HIDDEN-KEY ROUTINES AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Table 2·2. Descriptions ofHidden-Key Routines Useful in Maintenance Troubleshooting (2 of 6)
<Shift>
TRIGGER
Code Function
027 Executes the A17 Analog Instruction PCB test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error
codes in the FREQUENCY display window and outputs a pass/fail message thru the GPIB.
028 Executes the A15 ALC PCB test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the FRE-
029 Executes the A15 leveling loop test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the
030 Executes the A15 ALC test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the FRE-
031 Executes the AS reference oscillator test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in
the FREQUENCY display window and outputs a pass/fail message thru the GPIB.
032 Executes the A9, A11 Fine Loop test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the
033 Executes the A3, A4, AS Coarse Loop test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in
the FREQUENCY display window and outputs a pass/fail message thru the GPIB.
034 Executes the A12, A16 VIG Loop test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the
035 Executes the A24 GPIB test that is part of self test. Displays any failures as error codes in the FRE-
080 Unlocks the synthesizer. Mainly used for unlocked FM mode where it is possible to get up to a 25 MHz
deviation. It is disabled by reset or <Shift> TRIGGER 081.
081 Disables hidden-key routine 080. Resets the synthesizer to normal locking.
089 Enables access to hidden-key routines that have <Shift> TRIGGER codes from 300 to 599. These
routines are used for calibration or to check out the DACs to be calibrated. (Refer to the 67XXB Test
and Calibration manual, Section 3,Table 3-3 for a listing these hidden-key routines.)
101 Selects RF level to be on during frequency switching in the CW or step sweep modes (except
bandswitch points).
102 Selects RF level to be off during frequency switching in the CW or step sweep modes only. The RF is
blanked before starting a frequency change and enabled when the RF is within approximately 1 kHz of
the final frequency.
103 Turns RF on during sweep retrace.
104 Turns RF off during sweep retrace. Has no effect in manual or external sweep mode when the RF is al-
ways on.
105 Selects ac coupling for the front panel EXT AM input and the rear panel AM INPUT.
106 Selects de coupling for the front panel EXT AM input and the rear panel AM INPUT.
107 Turns RF on when a TTL-high signal is applied to the front panel PULSEffRIG TTL input or to the rear
panel PULSE/GATEffRIG INPUT when the INTERNAL (PULSE) key is activated.
108 Turns RF on when a TTL-low signal is applied to the front panel PULSEffRIG TTL input or to the rear
panel PULSE/GATEffRIG INPUT when the INTERNAL (PULSE) key is activated.
109 Selects a +SV output for the rear panel RETRACE BLANK OUTPUT and AUX 1/0 connector pin 6 and
the rear panel BANDSWITCH BLANK and Aux i/O connector pin 20.
110 Selects a -5V output for the rear panel RETRACE BLANK OUTPUT and AUX 1/0 connector pin 6 and
the rear panel BANDSWITCH BLANK and AUX 1/0 connector pin 20.
2-24 67XXB MM
AND TROUBLESHOOTING HIDDEN-KEY ROUTINES
Table 2·2. Descriptions of Hidden-Key Routines Useful in Maintenance Troubleshooting (3 of 6)
cShlfb
TRIGGER
Code Function
115 Turns on the internally-gated pulse modulation mode of operation.
116 Turns off the internally-gated pulse modulation mode of operation.

135 Sets the ALC loop to the fixed gain (unleveled) mode. In this mode the power level is controlled by the
ALC Level DAC. At+ 1O dBm in the LEVEL display, the DAC is set to full scale (maximum power out-
put). At O dBm in the LEVEL display, the DAC is set for minimum output.
136 Returns the synthesizer back to normal leveling by the ALC loop.
300 Enables direct control of the A17 PCB Tune DAC. No calibration is performed.
301 Enables direct control of the A17 PCB Linearizer DAC. No calibration is performed.
302 Enables direct control of the A15 PCB ALC Level DAC. No calibration is performed.
303 Enables direct control of the A15 PCB ALC Level Range DAC. No calibration is performed.
305 Enables direct control of the A15 PCB External ALC Gain DAC. No calibration is performed.
306 Enables direct control and calibration of the A15 PCB %AM DAC (AM Sensitivity).
307 Enables direct control of the A16 PCB FM Sensitivity Cal DAC (FM Driver Output). No calibration is
performed.
308 Enables direct control and calibration of the A16 PCB FM Attn DAC (FM Input Sensitivity).
309 Enables direct control of the A15 PCB ALC Slope DAC. No calibration is performed.
310 Enables direct control of the A17 PCB Sweep Width DAC. No calibration is performed.
312 Enables direct control of the A17 PCB Sweep Time DAC. No calibration is performed.
313 Enables direct control of the A17 PCB Marker/Switch Point DAC. No calibration is performed.
314 Enables direct control of the A29 PCB CW Horiz DAC. No calibration is performed.
315 Enables direct control of the A29 PCB V/GHz Slope DAC. No calibration is performed.
316 Enables direct control of the A29 PCB V/GHz Offset DAC. No calibration is performed.
317 Enables direct control and calibration of the A16 PCB Phase Mod Cal DAC (FM Flatness).
319 Enables direct control of the A17 PCB Linearizer DAC. No calibration is performed.
340 Calibrates the FM meter when there is no input voltage.
341 Calibrates the FM meter when there is a 1V peak (0.707 Vrms) input.
342 Calibrates the AM meter when there is no input voltage.
343 Calibrates the AM meter when there is a 1V peak (0.707 Vrms) input.
390 Zeros out the A17 PCB Linearizer DAC calibration.
391 Zeros out the frequency calibration for the C/S Band (2 to 8 GHz).
392 Zeros out the frequency calibration for the X Band (8 to 12.4 GHz).
393 Zeros out the frequency calibration for the Ku Band (12.4 to 20 GHz).
394 Zeros out the frequency calibration for the K Band (20 to 26.5 GHz).
395 Zeros out the A16 PCB FM Attn DAC (FM Input Sensitivity) calibration.
396 Zeros out the A15 PCB %AM DAC (AM Sensitivity) calibration.
67XXB MM 2-25
HIDDEN-KEY ROUTINES AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG
Table 2-2. Descriptions of Hidden-Key Routines Useful in Maintenance Troubleshooting (4 of 6)
cShlft>
TRIGGER
Code Function
397 Generates memory checksum for the A23 PCB EEPROMs. Must be done anytime calibration of the in-
strument is performed to eliminate checksum errors.
398 Zeros out the AM meter calibration.
399 Zeros out the frequency calibration for the Ka Band (26.5 to 40 GHz).
400 Automatically calibrates the A16 PCB FM Sensitivity Cal DAC (FM Driver Output) for all installed
frequency bands.
402 Calibrates the ALC bandwidth for each installed frequency band except for the Ka Band (26.5 to
40 GHz).
403 Automatically calibrates the analog sweep time, both the s1 second and > 1 second ranges.
404 Automatically calibrates the A16 PCB FM Sensitivity Cal DAC (FM Driver Output) for all installed
frequency bands.
405 Automatically calibrates the paths used by analog sweeps.
406 Automatically calibrates the pathes used by narrow band sweeps (analog sweeps of :550 MHz).
407 Calibrates the ALC slope for the <2 GHz (heterodyne band) and the � GHz frequency bands.
460 Calibrates the VIG output frequency for each band.
612 Sets the A17 DVM scale to 2. This makes the voltage range -20 to+20 Volts.
613 Disables hidden-key routine 612.
614 Sets the A17 DVM scale to 10. This makes the voltage range -100 to + 100 Volts.
615 Disables hidden-key routine 614.
621 Sets A 17 power meter gain = 1.
622 Sets A17 power meter gain .. 1O.
623 Sets A17 power meter gain - 100.
624 Sets A17 power meter gain = 1000.
625 Sets A17 power meter gain = 10000.
642 Selects+ 1O V reference for the A17 Tuning DAC.
643 Selects -10 V reference for the A17 Tuning DAC.
644 Set A 17 Tuning gain to 4.
645 Set A 17 Tuning gain to 1.
646 Set A17 gain O width path.
647 Set A 17 gain 1 width path.
648 Set A17 gain 4 width path.
649 Disables the A17 ramp Integrator.
650 Enables the A17 ramp integrator.
651 Selects A17 sweep ramp of <1 sec.
652 Selects A17 sweep ramp of > 1 sec.
2-26 67XXB MM
AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG HIDDEN·KEY ROUTINES
cShlfb
TRIGGER
Code Function
656 Clears the A1 7 dwell strobe.

657 Enables the A1 7 dwell strobe.
658 Disables the A1 7 dwell strobe.
659 Disable all the VIG-tuned oscillators.
660 Enable the CS band VIG-tuned oscillator.
661 Enable the X band VIG-tuned oscillator.
662 Enable the Ku band VIG-tuned oscillator.
663 Enable the K or Ka band VIG-tuned oscillator.
670 Sets A1 7 power meter amplifier A to gain of 1 .
671 Sets A1 7 power meter amplifier A to gain of 1 0.

672 Sets A1 7 power meter amplifier A to gain of 100.
673 Sets A1 7 power meter amplifier B to gain of 1 .

674 Sets A1 7 power meter amplifier B to gain of 1 0.
675 Sets A1 7 power meter amplifier B to gain o f 100.
689 Enables access to and display of the Memory RAM.

692 Tests EEPROM U27.
693 Tests EEPROM U28.
694 Enables access to and display of EEPROM data.

695 Copies EEPROM U27 to U28.
697 Displays number of errors in EEPROM test.
699 Copies EEPROM U28 to U27.
703 Enables control of the A1 7 analog ramp and set it to the end.
704 Enables control of the A1 7 analog ramp and set it to the beginning.
730 Displays the tuning range of the Reference oscillator.
732 Displays the tuning range of the VIG Loop for the current band.
760 Checks the A1 7 DVM linearity.
761 Turns on the external DVM.
762 Turns on the internal DVM.
764 Activates the power meter test with fixed gain.
765 Deactivates the power meter test with fixed gain.
772 Removes the CW filter from the VIG Loop.
773 Places the CW filter in the VIG Loop.
778 Zeros out the frequency dynamic calibration.
67XXB MM 2-27
HIDDEN-KEY ROUTINES AND TROUBLESHOOTING
cShlft>
TRIGGER
Code Function
791 Sweeps the A17 Tuning DAC in 100 step increments.
792 Sweeps the A17 Sweep Width DAC in 100 step increments.
793 Sweeps the A17 Tuning and Sweep Width DACs at the same time.
794 Sweeps the A17 Linearizer DAC.
795 Sweeps the A17 Breakpoint DAC.
796 Sweeps the A17 Sweep Time DAC.

797 Sweeps the A17 Switchpoint DAC.
798 Exercises the analog ramp in the open loop.
820 Causes a pause the external leveling calibration.
821 Stops the analog sweep at each dwell point. The microprocessor will stop the sweep just before it
locks. Pressing <Shift> allows the sweep to continue to the next dwell point.
904 Disables the line/external trigger interrupt.
905 Enables the line/external trigger interrupt.

906 Disables the dwell interrupt.
907 Enables the dwell interrupt.
908 Disables the timer 2 interrupt.
909 Enables the timer 2 interrupt.
910 Disables the timer 1 interrupt.
911 Enables the timer 1 interrupt.
912 Disables the GPIB interrupt.
913 Enables the GPIB interrupt.

914 Disables the fast frequency change interrupt.
915 Enables the fast frequency change interrupt.
916 Disables the front panel interrupt.
917 Enables the front panel interrupt.
918 Disables the housekeeping interrupt.
919 Enables the housekeeping interrupt.
2-28 67XXB MM
AND TROUBLESHOOTING TROUBLESHOOTING
Table 2-3. Troubleshooting Turn On, Unusual Shutdown, and Locked Up Front Panel Problems (1 of 2)
Trouble Indication Troubleshooting Procedure
Synthesizer does not Check both line fuses on rear panel.

power up, STANDBY
light is OFF. • If the line fuses are good, check A22TP11 for +24V.
• If the +24V is present, check the A28J1 connection to the front panel casting. If this
connection is good, then there is an open in the cabling between the front panel casting
and the A 1 and A2 PCBs.
• If there is no +24V present at A22TP11, disconnect A28J3 and A28J1. If the +24V
appears, there is a short circuit in either the front panel casting PCBs or the 1o MHz
crystal oscillator.
• If the +24 V does not appear, the problem is with the Rear Panel line power transformer
(T1), A22VR1, or A28CR6-9.
Synthesizer does not When the LINE key is pressed, the STANDBY light should go off and the OPERATE light
power up, STANDBY should illuminate.
light is ON.
• If STANDBY goes off and the OPERATE light remains off, it indicates either that the
LINE switch is defective or that there is a short circuit on the +24V line following the
LINE switch.
• If the STANDBY light goes off and the OPERATE light illuminates as normal, you should
hear a click. This click means the A28K1 relay has energized. If A28K1 does not
energize, but the fan operates, then A28K1 is defective. If the fan does not operate,
the cabling from the front panel casting via A28J2 is most likely open.
Front panel LCDs Indicates one of the A25 power supply outputs is shorted to ground. The table below shows
and LEDs flash on the resistance to ground of A25 outputs with A25 installed. The cause of the short circuit
may be localized to the PCB or subsystem level by removing the PCBs until the short circuit
and off when LINE
goes away. (All readings taken between ground and the connector point on a 1 Kn scale.
is switched to Ohmmeter negative lead to ground, positive lead to test point.)
OPERATE.
Resistance
Connection .sQI1al toGround �
XA25P2-1 +5V 60Q Remove:A28J1, AB, A13, A15, A16,
A17, A23,A24, A28J19
XA25P2-29 JfJOV 14kn Remove:A22
XA25P2-25 -18V 3kn Remove:A22
XA25P2-23 +22V 143kn Remove:A18, A19, A20, A21,A22, A28J19, A2804
XA25P2-11 +18V 49on Remove:A22
XA25P2-15 -18V 3Bn Remove:A22
XA25P2-9 +9V 465n Remove:A6, A?, A 11, A12, A22
67XXBMM 2-29
TROUBLESHOOTING AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Table 2·3. Troubleshooting Turn On, Unusual Shutdown, and Locked Up Front Panel Problems (2 of2)
Trouble Indication Troubleshootlng Procedure
Synthesizer operates Indicates the 67XXB synthesizer has reached an excessive operating temperature.
for some time, then
shuts down •
If fan is still operating, clean air filter.
(OPERATE indicator
is on) . After a short •
If fan is not operating, the trouble could be A22VR1, the fan, or the fan circuitry. Refer
time, synthesizer to Section 2A-Power Supply for circuit descriptions, block diagrams, and schematics
to assist you in isolating the failure.
resumes normal
operation.
Front Panel Locks Up During normal operation when the synthesizer is turned on, the front panel LCD displays
or Unable to Control and LEDs will light in a random pattern for a few seconds and then blank while self test is
being performed. Upon completion of self test, the front panel will display the set-up that
Synthesizer via the
the synthesizer had when last powered down.
Front Panel
If the LCD numeric displays and the indicator LEDs never change from their initial random
pattern and/or if front panel control is lost, a problem in either the Digital Control subsystem
or the Operator 1/0 subsystem is indicated. Troubleshoot as follows:
During power up, monitor A28J1-3 and A28J1-4 (Mother board connector that connects to
the front panel casting) with an oscilloscope. You should observe a TIL serial data signal
on pin 3 and a TIL 400 kHz clock signal on pin 4 at intervals indicating that the front panel
is being written to by the AS Serial 1/0.
• If the data and clock signals are observed at A28J1 pins 3 and 4, then the malfunction
is most likely in the Front Panel A1 and A2 PCBs. Refer to Section 2C-Front Panel
for circuit descriptions, block diagrams, and schematics to assist you in isolating the
failure.
• If the data and clock signal are not observed at A28J1 pins 3 and 4, the problem lies
within the Digital Control Subsystem. Refer to Section 28-Digital Control for circiut
descriptions, block diagrams, and schematics to assist you in isolating the failure.
2-30 67XXBMM
SECTION 2-SYSTEM DEXCRIPTION
AND TROUBLESHOOTING ERROR CODES
Table 2-4. Summary of Error Codes with Probable Causes (1 of1 0)
Error Code Description Remarks/Possible Problem Area
E0-0 The microprocessor is unable to perform a self-test. This can be Refer to Section 2A-Power Supply
caused by either the DVM or the ±15V(G) supplies. This is a fatal f o r circuit descriptions, block
error, which means that normal operation is curtailed until the error diagrams, and schematics.
is corrected.
E0-1 The A17 Board is missing, or +1 OV Reference in A17 or A1 5 failed.
Coarse Loop Tests Refer to Section 2F-Coarse Loop

for circuit descriptions, block
NOTE
The Reference Loop must be operating.
E4-10 Phase-Lock Error - This test checks the A6 PCB for phase A3, A4, or A6 PCBs.
detector output. If this test passes, then the E4-13 test is run. H this
test fails, then the E4-11 and E4-12 tests are used to narrow the
problem area.
E4-11 Phase-Lock Negative Error - The 10 MHz reference for the A6 PCB Input Buffer or A 10 PCB
Coarse Loop Subsystem is missing. Reference Buffer.
E4-12 Phase-Lock Positive Error - The A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB is A3 and A4 PCBs.
not receiving a signal from the A3 Coarse Loop Mixer PCB.
E4-13 VCO Tuning Voltage Error - The VCO tuning voltage is out of If the voltage value reveals that the
range indicating that the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator needs to be sweep is at the end of its range
recalibrated. This is not a routine calibration. Contact the opposite from where it should be, the
WILTRON Customer Service Department at (408) 778-2000 for probable cause is the A4 PCB
assistance in this calibration. Tuning Amplifier.
Reference Loop Tests Refer to Section-2E Reference

Loop for circuit descriptions, block
NOTE
The E5-series tests take precedence over the E4-,

E9-, and E12-series tests. If there is no output from
the A5 PCB (via the A10 PCB) the E4-, E9-, and
E12-series tests are bypassed until the A5 PCB error
is corrected.
ES-0 1O MHz Crystal Oscillator Error - Test indicates whether the The 1O MHz Crystal Oscillator As-
1O MHz Crystal Oscillator oven is at operating temperature. If not, sembly.
the ES-series tests are bypassed until the Crystal Oscillator error
is corrected.
67XXB MM 2-31
ERROR CODES AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG
Table 2-4. Summary of Error Codes with Probable Causes (2 of10)
ES-10 Phase-Lock Error - Test checks whether the A5 Reference

Oscillator is locked. If unlocked, the E5-11 and E5-12 tests are run.
If locked, they are bypassed.
ES-11 Phase-Lock Negative Error The A? Reference Divider PCB.
ES-12 Phase-Lock Positive Error The A? Reference Divider PCB is

not receiving the 500 MHz signal
from the A5 PCB.
AB Serial 110 Test
EB-10 Serial 1/0 Not Responding - Failure indicates that the AB Serial Refer to Section 2B-Digital Control
l/O PCB is not receiving information from the front panel. for c ircuit descriptions, block
Fine Loop Tests Refer to Section 2G-Fine Loop for

circuit descriptions, block diagrams,
and schematics.
NOTE
The Reference Loop must be operating but not lock

ed for the following tests. If there is an E5 error code,
then the E9-series tests are run. If the E9-series tests
fail, only the E5 error code will be displayed.
E9-10 Phase-Lock Error - Tests whether the A9 Fine Loop Oscillator is

locked. If unlocked, the E9-11 and E9-12 tests are run. If locked,
they are bypassed.
E9-11 Phase-Lock Negative Error The A11 Reference Divider PCB is

not receiving the Fine Loop signal
from the A9 PCB.
E9·12 Phase-Lock Positive Error The 10 MHz reference signal is not

b e i n g r e c e i v e d b y the A 11
Reference Divider PCB.
E9-13 VCO Tuning Voltage Error - The VCO tuning voltage is out of Probable cause is the A9 PCB
range. Linearizer (Tuning Shaper) or
Shaper Amplifier.
2-32 67XXB MM
SECTION 2-SYSTEM DEXCR/PTION
AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG ERROR CODES
Table 2-4. Summary ofError Codes and Probable Causes (3 of 10)
A12 YJG Loop Tests Refer to Section 2H-YIG Loop/FM

Modulation for circuit descriptions,
block diagrams, and schematics.
NOTE
The E4-, ES-, and E9-series tests must have been

successfully completed before these tests will be
run. If any of the E4-, ES-, or E9-series tests fail, the
E1 2-series tests are bypassed.
E12-10 Phase Lock Error - The VIG Loop will not phase lock in any band. A 12, A16, A30 and/or A31 PCBs
If completed successfully, the E12-11 and E1 2-12 tests are (Probable cause is the Sampler of
bypassed. If only one oscillator is not locking, the FM-path error the A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier PCB.)
code for that oscillator is displayed.
E12-11 Phase-Lock Negative Error The reference signal from the A9

PCB is not being received.
E12-12 Phase-Lock Positive Error No RF is being received from the
A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier PCB.
A 13 Pulse Generator test Refer to Section 2K-ALC/Pulse

E13-10 Pulse Generator Error A 13 Pulse Generator PCB.
A15 ALC t9sts Refer to Section 2K-ALC/Pulse

E15-10 UNLEV ELED-Indicator-On Error - The front panel UNLEVELED A1SU41 or A1SU42
indicator is always on.
E15·11 UNLEVELED-Indicator-Off Error - The front panel UNLEVELED A 1SU12B, A15U41, or A 15U42
indicator will not come on.
E15-13 Phase Error, AM Peak Detector - The AM Peak Detector is A15U11B, A15U11C, A15U13B , or
inoperative. A15U1S
E15-14 Phase Error.AM Trough Detector - Failure indicates that the AM A1SU11A, A15U11 D, A1SU138, or
Trough Detector is inoperative. A15U1S
67XXB MM 2-33
ERROR CODES AND TROUBLESHOOT/NG
Table 2-4. Summary ofError Codes with Probable Causes (4 of10)
E15-15 -1OV Reference Error The A 15 PCB -1 OV reference

supply is inoperative: A1 5VR1 or
A15U14C
E15-16 +1OV Ref Error The A15 PCB +1 0 V reference
supply is inoperative: A1 5VR1 or
A15U14A
E15-20 Unleveled Error, Full Band - The RF output is unleveled (maxi
mum output) across the entire frequency range. (If only one band
were unleveled, one of the E 18- thru E21-series error codes would
be shown.)
E15-21 No RF Error, Full Band - No RF output is present across the entire

frequency range. (If only one band were unleveled, one of the E1 8-
thru E21-series error codes would be shown.)
E15-22 Slope DAC Error Slope DAC is inoperative: A15U8 or

A15U9
E15-23 Detector Path Error, Band O CW Either the Down Converter or the
Band 0 Preamplifier on the A1 5 PCB
is defective.
E15-24 Detector Path Error, Band 1-4 CW Either the Band 1-4 Level Detector
or Band i -4 Preamplifier on the A1 5
PCB is defective.
E15·25 Detector Path Error, Band 0 Sample/Hold - This test is bypassed This detector path, which is used
if the E15-23 test passes. d u r i n g p u l s e o p e r a t i o n s , is
defective.
E15-26 Detector Path Error, Band 1-4 Sample/Hold - This test is This detector path, which is used
bypassed if the E15-24 test passes. d u r i n g p u l s e o pe r a tio n s , i s
defective.
E15-30 Band O Pulse Error - This test is bypassed if the E 13-10 test Indicates that the A13 PCB pulse
passes. driver for Band 1, Band 1 Control
Modulator, or A 15 Sample/Hold
circu� is defective.
E15·31 Band 1-4 Pulse Error - This test is bypassed if the E13-10 test The A13 PCB pulse drivers, or the
passes. A 15 PCB Sample/Hold circuit is
defective.
E15-40 Voltage Level reference error.
2-34 67XXB MM
SECTION 2-SYSTEM DEXCRIPTION
Table 2-4. Summay ofError Codes with Probable Causes (5 of 10)
Error Code Description Remarks/Posslble Problem Area
A16 FM tests Refer to Section 2H-YIG Loop/FM

E16-10 FM 0 Error The FM peak detector on A 16 is

inoperative: A 16U28
E16-11 Phase Mod 0 Error The Phase Modulation Peak Detec
tor on the A 16 PCB is inoperative:
A16U30
E16-12 YIG Loop 0 Error The loop amplifier for the YIG loop is
inoperative.
E16-13 Sweep Path Error, YIG FM The 50 MHz s weep path is
inoperative.
A17 Analog Instruction Tests Refer to Section 21-Analog Instruc

tion for circuit descriptions, block
NOTE
The error code E17-30, Ramp Generator Error, is

displayed during self test when the 67XXB is con
nected to a Scalar Network Analyzer (SNA) and
operating in the unintellegent mode. To insure this is
not an actual failure, perform the self test either with
the SNA connected and operating in the intellegent
mode or with the SNA completely disconnected.
E17-10 DVM Measurement Error, o Volts - The DVM is inoperative. All

other tests are bypassed. This is a fatal error; the instrument is
inoperative.
E17-11 DVM Measurement Error, +1O Volt Reference The 1OV reference for the A 17 PCB
is defective.
E17-12 DVM Measurement Error, +20 Volt Range The 20V range of the D V M is
inoperative.
E17-13 DVM Measurement Error, 1 oo Volt Range The 1 OOV range of the DVM is
inoperative.
E17-20 Tune DAC OV The Tune DAC is not operating

properly.
E17-21 Tune DAC +10V The Tune DAC -10V reference

supply or the Tune DAC itself is
defective.
E17·22 DVM Error, Tune DAC -1 OV The Tune DAC +10V reference
supply or Tune DAC is defective.
67XXB MM 2-35
ERROR CODES AND TROUBLESHOOTING
Table 2-4. Summary of Error Codes with Probable Causes (6 of 10)
Error Code Description Remarks/Posslble Problem Area
E17-23 DVM Error, Tune DAG Sweep Linearity problem in the Tune DAG.
E17-24 DVM Error, Tune DAG Gain.. 4 The switch for gain=4 is defective:
A17U41A.
E17-30 Ramp Generator Error The integrator for the ramp gener
ator and its associated circuitry is not
operating properly.
E17-31 Sweep Time Error, Sweep Time DAC The DAG that controls the sweep
time is out of its specified limits.
E17-32 Retrace Time Error, Sweep Time DAG Error in retrace timing of the ramp.
E17-33 Range Error, Sweep Time Circuit Error in the > 1 second sweep-time
circuitry.
E17-40 Sweep Width DAC Error, OV S w e e p W i d t h D A G e r r o r at
maximum attenuation.
E17-41 Sweep Width DAC Error, Full-Scale, + 1OV Sweep Width DAG error at
full scale.
E17-42 Sweep Width DAG Error. -1 OV
E17-43 Sweep Width DAG Error, 1% Steps Sweep Width DAG linearity error.
E17-44 Sweep Width DAG Error, Gain 4 The Gain=4 switch is defective:
A17U36.
E17-50 Linearizer Slope DAG 0 Error Linearizer DAG is defective.
E17-51 Linearizer Slope DAG 100 % Error Linearizer DAG is defective.
E17-52 Linearizer Slope DAG 0 % Error Linearizer DAG is defective.
E17-53 Linearizer Breakpoint DAG 50% Error Breakpoint DAG is defective.
E17-60 Power Meter Error Power meter circuit is defective.
2-36 67XXB MM
SECTION 2·SYSTEM DEXCRIPTION
Table 2-4. Summary of Error Codes with Probable Cause (7 of 10)
RF tests Refer to Section 2L-Microwave

Deck for circuit descriptions, block
NOTE
The following error codes indicate a problem on the

RF microwave deck. They may not be applicable to
all 67XXB models because of d ifferen t RF
microwave deck configurations. Refer to Table 2L-2
for the RF microwave deck configuration by model
number.
The first two digits of the error code indicate the

number of the VIG Driver PCB (A 18 thru A21 )
associated with the frequency band. The third digit is
the frequency band number. The fourth digit is the
type of test.
E18-01 Unleveled Error, Band 0 The Down Converter output is un-

1 e v e I e d . The Band 1 C on t r o l
Modulator or modulator drive is the
most probable cause.
E18-02 No RF Error, Band O Either the Down Converter is defec

tive or there is no output from the A5
Reference Oscillator PCB to the
Downconverter.
E18-03 FM Path Error, Band O The FM driver on A 18 is defective.
E18-11 Unleveled Error, Band 1 The Band 1 Control Modulator or

driver is defective.
E18-12 No RF Error, Band 1 The Band 1 Control Modulator or

VIG-tuned oscillator is defective.
E18-13 FM Path Error, Band 1 The FM driver on A1 8 is defective.
E19·21 Unleveled Error, Band 2 The Band 2 Control Modulator or

E19·22 No RF Error, Band 2 The Band 2 Control Modulator or

E19·23 FM Path Error, Band 2 The FM driver on A19 is defective.

E20·32 No RF Error, Band 3 The Band 3 Control Modulator or

67XXBMM 2-37
Table 2-4. Summary ofError Codes with Probable Causes (8 of 10)
E20-33 FM Path Error, Band 3 The FM driver on A20 is defective.

E21-42 No RF Error, Band 4 The Band 4 Control Modulator or
E21-43 FM Path Error, Band 4 The FM driver on A21 is defective.
E21·51 Unleveled Error, Band 5 The Frequency Doubler

Amplifier/Modulator o r driver is
defective.
E21·52 No RF Error, Band 5 The Band 3 VIG-tuned oscillator, or
the Frequency Doubler
Amplifier/Modulator i s defective.
E21·53 FM Path Error, Band 5 The FM driver on A20 is defective.
Power Supply/Regulator Tests Refer to Section 2A-Power Supply

for c ircuit descriptions, block
E22·10 PS1 Error A PS1 monitor problem which can
not be determined from the E22-21
thru -29 tests.
E22·11 PS2 Error A PS2 monitor problem which
cannot be determined from the E22-
21 thru -29 tests.
E22-20 +9V LP Error The 9V supply has no output to the

5V regulators in the phase lock cir
cuitry.
E22·21 +24V Error The supply is unregulated. If there is

no output from this supply, the
STANDBY lite will not illuminate and
the instrument will not power up.
E22·22 + 1 5V (G) Error There is no output from this supply

located on the A22 PCB.
E22·23 -1SV Tuning Error There is no output from this supply

E22·24 -43V Tuning Error There is no output from this supply

E22·25 -15V LP Error There is no output from this supply

E22-26 + 15V LP Error There is no output from this supply

2-38 67XXB MM
SECTION 2·SYSTEM DEXCRIPTION
Table 2-4. Summary ofError Codes with Probable Causes (9 Of10)
E22-27 + 15V FM Error There is no output from this supply

E22-28 + 15V (A) Error There is no output from this supply
E22-29 -15V FM Error There is no output from this supply
E22-30 -15V (A) Error There is no output from this supply
E22-31 -15V (G) Error There is no output from this supply

Microprocessor Tests Refer to Section 2B-Digital Control

f o r circuit descriptions, bl ock
E23-10 Non-volatile RAM for storing front panel setups has failed read- The front panel setups need to be
write testing. In addition, this error code may be generated by a reentered and stored in non-volatile
master reset of the 67XXB which overwrites all information stored RAM or A23 U25 needs to be
in the non-volatile RAM. replaced.
E23·11 Volatile RAM #1 has failed read-write test Replace A23U26.
E23·12 Volatile RAM #2 has failed read-write test Replace A23U29.
E23·14 Personality PROM Check-Sum Error Replace A23U24.
E23·15 EPROM #1 Check-Sum Error Replace A23U22 .
E23·16 EPROM #2 Check-Sum Error Replace A23U23.
E23·17 EEPROM Check-Sum Error Error in the frequency, AM, and FM

calibration table.
E23·18 EEPROM Check-Sum Error Error in the AM Bandwidth calibra-

tion table.
E23-19 EEPROM Check-Sum Error Error in the ALC calibration table.
E23-20 Stored Setups Check-Sum Error
E23-21 1/0 Error - Indicates the 110 interrupt is inoperative. Replace A23U8.
67XXB MM 2-39
Table 2-4. Summary ofError Codes with Probable Causes (10 of 10)
A24 GPIB Tests Refer to Section 28-Digital Control

for circuit descript ions, block
E24-0 GPIB no response or A24 not installed
E24-10 Check-Sum Error in the GPIB RAM Replace A24U 11.
E24-11 Check-Sum error in the PROM Replace A24U 1 o.
E24-12 GPIB Interface Error The interface processor is inopera-

tive. Replace A24U7.
A29 Rear Panel Interface Tests Refer to Section 20-lnputs/Outputs

for circuit descriptions, block
diagrams, and schematics
E29·10 V/GHz Offset DAG Error The U15 V/GHz Offset DAC or Data
Latches US or U9.
E29·11 V/GHz Slope Error The U13 V/GHz Slope DAG or Data
Latches US or U9.
2-40 67XXB MM
2A-POWER SUPPLY: A22, A25, A26, 2A-2 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES,
AND PART OF A28 PCBS OVERALL DESCRIPTION
The PCBs and other assemblies that comprise the

synthesizer power supply subsystem include the A22
2A·l POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES: A22, Regulator Interface PCB, the A25 Switching Power
A25, AND PART OF A28 PCBs . Supply PCB, the A26 Line Filter, and parts of the
A28 Motherboard PCB.
This section contains service information for the
power supply assemblies listed in Table 2A-1 below. ·---------------�
For further information pertaining to the A28 :l WARNING:J

...............
Motherboard PCB, refer to Section 2M-Mother

board/Interconnection. Refer also to the specific Voltages hazardous to life are present
troubleshooting information located in the beginning throughout the Power Supply circuits,
of this section (Section 2-System Description and even when the front panel POWER switch
Troubleshooting). is in STANDBY position.
The ac line voltage and the +24 Vdc are

always present whenever the line cord is
Table 2A·l. Power Supply Service Information connected to the ac line voltage source.
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and components that comprise the power supply
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A22 Regulator Interface PCB • Rear Panel Assembly/A26 Line Filter - The
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2A-3.4 2A-7 rear panel assembly contains the AC Line Con
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2A-5 2A-10
nector/EM! Filter, LINE SELECT switch , line
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 2A-6 2A-11
fuses, and 24 V line power transformer. The A26
(Sheet 2 of 2)
.
2A-13
Line Filter PCB interfaces these components to
A25 Switching Power Supply
the power supply circuits located on the A28
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2A-3.3 2A-5
Motherboard PCB.
Block Diagram Fig. 2A-4 2A-9
Fig. 2A-7 2A-14 • Part of A28 Motherboard PCB - The Mother
Parts Locator Diagram
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1 ) Fig. 2A-8 2A-15 board PCB contains the following power supply
(Sheet 2 of 2) .
2A-17 circuits: AC line rectifier/doubler, +30V supply
bridge rectifier, A28Kl line-switch relay, and the
A26 Line Filter PCB
Para. 2A-3.1 2A-2 de fan driver circuits.
• A25 Switching Power Supply PCB - This PCB
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2A-9 2A-18
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 2A·10 2A-19 contains the 50 kHz switching regulator power
supply that provides the +5 VD, +9V LP and +22V
A28 Motherboard PCB
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2A-3.2 2A-2 outputs that are routed via the A28 Motherboard
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2A-11 2A-20 throughout the synthesizer. It also supplies the
Schematic (partial)) Fig. 2A-12 2A-21 ±18V, -21V and -50 V outputs to the A22 PCB
that are reduced and regulated to lower voltages
(Figure 2A-1).
• A22 Regulator PCB - This PCB contains the
regulator and filter circuits for the ±15 VA ,
±15V G, ±15V FM, ±15V LP, -18V, and -43V sup
plies. It also contains the regulator for the +24V
standby power supply and the logic circuits for the
two power supply status monitor lines , PS MONl
and PS MON2.
67XXB MM 2A-1
POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 2A POWER SUPPLY
2A-3 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, 2A-3.2 A28 Motherboard PCB Power Supply
DETAILED DESCRIPTION Circuits, Detailed Circuit Description
During this description, refer to Figure 2A-1 and to The power supply circuits that are located on the
Figure 2A-12, which is a partial schematic of the A28 A28 Motherboard PCB are described below; refer to
Motherboard PCB (Sheet 1) . Figure 2A-12 during this description. (For further
information pertaining to the A28 Motherboard
PCB, refer to Section 2M-Motherboard/Interconnec
2A-3.1 AC Line and +24V Standby Power tion .)
Supply Circuits
AC line power (90-130 Vac or 180-260 Vac) is con a. Line Rectifier

nected to the synthesizer via the rear panel AC Line The line-switch relay, A28Kl, connects the ac
Connector/EM! Filter. It is routed from the filter line voltage to the Line Rectifier circuit com
through the Main Line Fuse Fl, the LINE SELECT prised of power diodes CR1-CR4. In the 110 posi
switch Sl and the A26 Line Filter PCB to the power tion of the LINE SELECT switch, this circuit
supply circuits located on the A28 Motherboard PCB and functions as a full-wave voltage doubler; in the
to the rear panel 24 V line power transformer, Tl. 220 position of the LINE SELECT switch it func
tions as a full-wave bridge rectifier. Capacitors
The A26 Line Filter PCB contains the following C3 and C4 are filter capacitors for the rectified
primary power circuit components (see Figure line voltage. Filter FLl removes any 50 kHz
2A-10): switching transients returned from the A25
• Line filter capacitors C 1/C2, switching power supply to prevent them from
• Surge suppression thermistors RT1/RT2, getting onto the ac power line. In both modes of
• Transient suppression varistors RV 1/RV2. operation, this circuit outputs +165 Vdc and
-165 Vdc voltages that are routed to the A25
The line power transformer supplies approximately Power Supply PCB.
30 Vac to the +30 Vdc bridge rectifier circuit located
on the A28 Motherboard PCB. The unregulated b. +30 V Rectifier
+30 V de from this circuit is routed to the de fan The rear panel line power transformer supplies
switching circuits and to the input of the +24V approximately 30 Vac to power diodes CR6-CR9
Standby Power Supply that is located on the A22 that comprise the bridge rectifier circuit for the
Regulator Interface PCB. +30V power supply. The unregulated +30 Vdc
output from this circuit is routed to the A22
The +24 Vdc output by this regulator is always Regulator PCB, where it is regulated to +24V
present whenever the synthesizer is connected to the (standby power supply).
ac line. It is routed to the 10 MHz reference oscillator
oven heater and to the front panel LINE switch.
c. Line Trigger Circuit
When the LINE switch is depressed (OPERATE), the
The 30 Vac is also connected to transistor switch
+24 Vdc is applied to the line switch relay (A28Kl)
Q4. This circuit converts the 30 Vac to TTL levels
and to transistor A28Q2 of the de fan driver circuit.
that are used by the A23 Microprocessor for
synchronizing the sweep to the power line fre
The line-switch relay connects the ac line voltage to
quency.
the line rectifier/doubler circuit located on the A28
Motherboard PCB. As determined by the rear panel
LINE SELECT switch, this circuit functions either as d. Fan Driver Circuits
a full-wave voltage doubler (for a 90-130 Vac line When the front panel LINE switch is depressed,
input) or as a full-wave bridge rectifier (for a 180- +24 V de is applied to the input of Q2, which
260 Vac line input). In both modes of operation, the turns on driver transistor Q3. This applies the
output of this circuit is +165 Vdc and -165 Vdc. unregulated +30 Vdc to the de fan. In the
These voltages are filtered by A28FL1 and routed to STANDBY mode, Q2 and Q3 are shut off, and no
the A25 Power Supply PCB. +30 V de power is applied to the de fan.
2A-2 67XXB MM
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2A POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, DETAILED DESCRIPTION
2A-3.3 A25 Switching Power Supply PCB, voltage input and to the duty cycle of the output
Detailed Circuit Description waveform g e nerated by t h e pulse width
modulator circuit (explained below). This signal
During the following description, refer to the block
is the input to the driver transistors, Q4/Q5 that
diagram of the A25 Switching Power Supply PCB ,
control switching transistors Q6/Q7. The vol
Figure 2A-4. Refer also to the A25 PCB schematic
tages from these windings are rectified and
diagram, Figure 2A-8.
passed through inductors that function as in
tegrators/filters.
The A25 PCB contains the following circuits:
• ±165 Vdc Input Filter
• Driver Transistors/Switching Transistors b. Pulse Width Modulator Circuit (PWM)

• Pulse-width Modulator/50 kHz Generator The PWM integrated circuit, U4 controls the
• Rep Rate Sy nchronization circuits on/off ratio of the switching transistors. It
• Loop Control Amplifier develops a train of pulses with a duty cycle that
• Shut-Down Timer and Soft-Start Control varies between 25% and 40% (Figure 2A-2). This
• Overcurrent Sense circuits duty cycle is determined by the amplitude of the
• +5V /+22v Overvoltage Sense circuits control voltage applied to the Ve input of U4
• Over Temperature Sense circuits (pin a).
• Low Voltage Rectifier/Filter circuits
During normal operation, the amplitude of the
a. Switching Transistor Output Circuits control voltage is determined by the output of
the Loop Control Amplifier, ua. During instru
Refer to Figure 2A-2; switching transistors
ment power up, it is controlled by the Soft Start
A25Q6 and Q7 alternately switch between
circuit; during abnormal conditions, it is control
+165 Vdc and -165 Vdc at a 50 kHz rate. The
led by the output of the shut down timer, U5.
outputs from Q6 and Q7 form the composite
waveform shown in the figure. The peak-to-peak
value of this waveform is directly proportional to c. Rep Rate Synchronization Circuit
the peak value of the input ac line voltage. The The 100 kHz reference signal from the All Fine
primary winding of transformer Ta couples this Loop Divider PCB and the PWM oscillator signal
waveform to the five secondary windings, as from U4 (pin 5) are fed through the signal con
shown in Figure 2A-4. ditioning comparators U6B and U6A. The out
puts of U6B and U6A are then fed to the R and
The reduced voltages in the secondary windings V inputs of the phase/frequency detector in
of Ta are proportional to the value of the ac line tegrated circuit, U7.
SWITCHING
TRANSISTORS
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67XXB MM 2A-5
POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 2A POWER SUPPLY
The UF and DF outputs of U7 are combined at put is sensed by zener diodes CR2 and CR19 (via
the junction of R90, R91, and R85. When the Q12). Any overtemperature condition of the FET
PWM oscillator frequency is too high, the signal switching transistors is sensed by the circuit
consists primarily of a series of positive-going comprised of thermistor RTl, and transistors Ql
pulses. When it is too low, it consists primarily and Q2. This circuit switches state when an
of a series of negative-going pulses. The com overtemperature condition occurs.
bined UF/DF output signal is integrated and
then fed to the frequency determining network The inputs to the Shut Down Timer, U5, are the
of U4. This causes the PWM oscillator frequency common collector outputs of Ul, U2, Q3 and
to shift in the direction required to achieve phase Q12, which are part of the overvoltage and over
lock. current sense circuits described above. The heat
sensing switch, located on the microwave deck,
The U2 output of U7 is fed to the input of the is also connected to this line. If an overvoltage,
lock detector timer, U8, via the filter comprised overcurrent, or overtemperature condition is
of R93 and C67. When the PWM oscillator is sensed, this line goes low and causes U5 to
phase locked with the reference signal, the sig generate a pulse having a pulse width of ap
nal at this point is a static high. When not in proximately 1 second.
phase lock, the negative-going pulses, output by
U7, cause U8 to drive the L PS LOCK MON
The leading edge of the pulse from U5 causes the
output high (i.e., unlocked). This status line goes
Ve pin of Q4 to go to +12V and the INH pin to
to the DVM circuits located on the Al7 Analog
go low. This causes Q4 to turn off, which shuts
Instruction PCB.
down the FET switching transistors. The lagging
edge of the one second pulse causes the INH pin
d. Loop Control Amplifier of Q4 to return high, which causes the switching
The +5V D and +5V SENSE COMP outputs from power supply to soft-start.
the +5V rectifier/filter circuit form a composite
input to the Loop Control Amplifier, U3. (The If the overvoltage, overcurrent, or overtempera
+5V SENSE COMP signal contains the high fre ture condition that started the above cycle is still
quency components of the feedback information.) present, U5 generates another pulse and again
The other input to U3 is a +5V reference voltage causes the supply to shut down. This cycling
derived from the +lOV output of VR2. The out operation continues until the overvoltage or
put of U3 is the 0 to 12V control signal (Ve) to overcurrent condition is corrected or the unit is
U4. The action of U3 causes U4 to output the put in the (LINE) STANDBY condition.
correct duty cycle that maintains the +5V D out
put at precisely +5V.
The input to the soft start circuit is +12 Vdc from
the +12V regulator, VRl. At the instant the LINE
e. Shut Down Timer/Soft Start Circuits
switch is depressed, +12V is applied to the Ve
These circuits shut down the switching power pin of Q4 through C23 (via R51 and CR12, refer
supply when overvoltage, overcurrent, or over to Figure 2A-8, sheet 1). With the Ve pin at
temperature conditions occur. They also cause + 12V, the duty cycle of the PWM output pulse
the rectified outputs from the switching power train is at its minimum, thus causing the rec
supply to come on line at their minimum voltage tified outputs of the switching power supply to
levels (soft start). be at their minimum levels. As C23 charges, the
subsequently decreasing voltage at the Ve pin
Overcurrent conditions in the switching power causes the duty cycle of the output pulse train to
supply circuits are sensed by photo-couplers, Ul increase. This, in turn, causes the +5 VD supply
and U2. Zener diode CR8 is used to sense any output voltage to rise until it is regulated in the
overvoltage condition on the +5 VD output (via normal manner by the action of the loop control
Q3). Any overvoltage condition on the +22V out- amplifier.
2A-6 67XXB MM
2A POWER SUPPLY POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, DETAILED DESCRIPTION
f. Rectifier/Filter Circuits
Table 2A·2. A25 PCB Output Vol tages Distribution
A typical A25 PCB rectifier/filter circuit is shown OU PUT DISTRIBUTION

in Figure 2A-3. The output voltage from the T3
+5VD To All Digital Circuits
winding is rectified and passed through a double
inductor/capacitor filter network. Refer to +22V To A 18-A21, and A29 PCBs
Sheet 2 of Figure 2A-8; the +22V and +9V LP
+18V GHSV G To A22 PCB Regulator Circuits
rectifier/filter circuits are the same as shown in
Figure 2A-3. The + 18 V G /-18 VG and -50V/-21V To A22 PCB Regulator Circuits
-50V/-21V circuits are variations of this circuit
+9V LP To A6, A?, and A10-A12 PCBs.
and function in the same manner.
2A-3.4 A22 Regulator Interface PCB,

The +5 VD full-wave rectifier circuit uses hot Detailed Circuit Description
carrier diodes CRl 7 and CRIS as rectifiers
(Zener diode CR16 is used to provide reverse Refer to Figure 2A-6, sheets 1 and 2, during the
bias protection for these diodes). The de output following description.
from this circuit is obtained via the filter net
work comprised of Ll, IA, and C32-C34. The a. +24V Power Supply
+5V SENSE COMP output from this circuit con The unregulated +30 Vdc from the A28 Motherboard
tains the high frequency components of the feed is connected to the input of the three-terminal
back information that are fed to the input of the regulator integrated circuit, VRL The output volt
loop control amplifier. age of this circuit is set by the ratio of resistors Rl
and R2. Capacitor C2 is used to reduce the noise
The value of the voltage that is output from output of this circuit. The +24V output from VRl is
inductor, L4, is regulated by the control loop routed via the Motherboard to the 10 MHz Reference
amplifier by varying the PWM duty cycle (time Oscillator oven heater and to the A28Kl LINE-switch
Tl shown in Figure 2A-3). This output is regu relay. It is also used to derive the tuning voltage for
lated precisely to +5V, which also maintains the the Reference Oscillator circuits on the A5 PCB. The
other rectifier outputs at their nominal value. output of this supply is designated as +24 VJ; after
the LINE-switch, it is designated as +24 VG.
Table 2A-2 lists the de output voltages produced
by the A25 PCB, along with the distribution of
b. -18V Power Supply
these voltages. As explained below, all of these
voltages (except the +5V D and +22V) are also Integrated circuit VR2 is a prec1s1on voltage
routed to the A22 Regulator Interface PCB regulator that supplies the -lOV reference voltage
power supply monitor circuits. for both the -18V and -43V power supplies. It is
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67XXBMM 2A-7
POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING 2A POWER SUPPLY
configured as a negative series regulator, with the the ±15V A, ±15V G, ±15V LP, and ±15V FM power
-lOV output at the GND terminal. supply outputs. Regulators VR3-VR10 are fixed out
put integrated circuit types; see Fi gure 2A-6,
Operational amplifier UlB is the control amplifier Sheets 1 and 2. These circuits have built-in current
for the -18V supply. The ratio of resistors R12 and limiting and current foldback that limit the output
R13 sets the output voltage of this supply at -18V. current to approximately l. 5A.
Transistor Q3 functions as a level shifter that drives
Ql, which is the series pass transistor for the -18V e. Power Supply Monitor Circuit
supply (Q3 is required to prevent the output of UlB
All of the power supply voltages, except the +5V and
from approaching -18V).
+22V, are summed by operational amplifiers U2A
and U2B to produce the PS MON! and PS MON2
Transis tor Q2, in conjunction with R6 and R7,
outputs. These outputs are approximately OV when
provides current limiting for this circuit. Transistor
all of the power supply voltages are at their nominal
Q8 provides foldback limiting. During current limit
levels. If one of the power supplies has no output,
ing conditions, if the output voltage goes above ap
proximately -12V, QB conducts. This causes Q2 to
the effective weighting value of the input resistor
conduct, thus reducing the current through Ql.

associated with that power supply will yield a dis
tinctive operational amplifier output.
Under short circuit conditions, the current limit of
the -18V supply is approximately 300 mA
The PS MON! and PS MON2 outputs are routed to
DVM circuits located on the Al7 Analog Instruction
c. -43V Power Supply P C B . D u r ing inst rument self test, the A23
Voltage regulator VR2 also supplies the -10 V refer Microprocessor PCB causes the DVM circuits to
ence for the -43V supply. Except for the voltage monitor these status lines to determine the status of
output and current limiting levels, the operation of the power supply circuits.
the -43V supply is identical to that of the -18V
supply. This circuit is current limited by Rl 7 and Q4.
f. +22V Power Supply Test Point
The foldback limiting (Q7) functions at approximate
ly -29. 4V; under short circuit conditions, the output The +22V from the A25 PCB is routed onto the A22
current is limited to approximately 200 mA PCB only to provide a convenient test point. This
unregulated supply is used as the source for the bias
NOTE: regulators on the A18 through A21 YIG Driver
Both the VR2 voltage reference circuit PCBs. It also supplies power to the (optional) step
and -18V supply must be operating cor attenuator driver on the A29 Rear Panel Interface
rectly for the -43V supply to function nor PCB.
mally. This prevents overloading of the
-43V supply by the A18-A21 YIG Driver 2A-4 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES,
PCBs in case of a failure of either of these TROUBLESHOOTING
circuits.
Ref er to the troubleshooting information located in
the beginning of this section (Section 2-System
The -18V and -43V power supplies provide current
Description and Troubleshooting). This information
for the YIG tuning current driver circuits located on
provides a list of error codes that may be displayed
the A18 through A21 YIG Driver PCBs. During most
as a result of failures in the power supply assemblies
modes of operation, the -18V supply supplies the
and probable causes of the failures.
current for these circuits. Additional current is sup
plied by the -43V supply during fast analog sweeps
or step sweep operation (refer to Section 2J-YIG 2A-5 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES,
Drivers). SERVICE SH EETS
Table 2A-1, on the first page of this section, refer

d. +15V and -15V Supplies ences the block diagrams, schematic diagrams, and
The +18V G and -18V G voltages from the A25 PCB parts locator diagrams for the A22, A25, A26, and
are reduced and regulated by VR3-VR10 to produce A28 PCBs.
2A-8 67XXB MM
2A POWER SUPPLY
P1
+12V
FROM MICROWAVE
DECK OVERTEMP
SWITCH I SHUTDOWN
SENSE
I CIRCUITS
01-03, 012
I +12V
+5 VD SENSE I
TR
(FROM P2 CONNECTOR) I POWER SUPPLY as
I OVERTEMP
SHUTDOWN
TIMER OU SOFT START
I SENSE
us CAPACITOR
I +1 v
I
I REFERENCE
I VR2 VOLTAGE
I LOOP
I CONTROL
AMPLIAER
I
I
I PULSE
I WIDTH
I MODULATOR
U4
I
I
------
,_ _
_
_ _ ____
-pt Rt
100 KHz
I REPETmoN RATE
SYNC CIRCUITS
(FROM A11 PCB) I U6,U7
I 1-------,"'1 TR
+24V G '>!-------, UNLOCK
DETECT
ou·
(FROM A2S PCB) I TIMER
us
I
+12V
I VR1
LPSLOCKMON
(TO A29PCB)
�' ______:�-------------------------�
ALTER
+1ssv>J-l---------r-1�--+-�I'---
- �• +165V
:
I ------ --,
·
FROM A2S
LINE RECTIAER : I
I II
-1ssv>1, nl___ I
.__,:
CIRCUIT
, __ -�· -165V
-
I l_ ______ ....J
67XXBMM
A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY BLOCK DIAGRAM
T]
•SY _IT.SYD
RECTIAER
I
TO ALL
SYTHESIZER
+165V I DIGIT AL CIRCUITS
OVER CURRENT
I
SENSE I
I
I +22V
1---�To A18-A21
VIG DRIVER PCB
DRIVER
TR ANSISTORS
I---,-:�> +18V G*
I
·--+-I>_,. -18V G*
I
I
I
-21V I
----RECTIAER• --+-J>-+ ·21V*
I
I
I
I
-SOV I> -sov•
OVERCURRENT RECTIAER
SENSE I
·165V I
I
I
+9V
I
+9V LP
t----+� TO FINE LOOP,
RECTIAER
COURSE LOOP, ETC.
• To A22 regulator interface PCB

..This connection is part of A28 Motherboard f
Figure 2A-4. Overall Block Diagram of A25

Switching Power Supply PCB
2A-9
TP1·13
2 4 6 8 10 12
1 3 5 7 9 11 13
00 °
A22 0
°
0 0
0
0
0
J1 J1
0
PZ.
@ @ @
(Front) 1 P2 49
(Back) 2 (To A28XA22) 50
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RE
VII
r·1
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lJ � u [I
VR1 VAS VR6 VR3 VR4

A22 REGULATOR INTERFACE PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM 2A POWER SUPPLY
TEST POINTS
TP1 GND G
TP2 +22V
TP3 -15VFM A22
TP4 +15VFM REGULATOR
TPS -15VG INTERFACE
TP6 + 15VG (A22A1, A22A2)
TP7 -15VA
TPS +15VA
TP9 -15VLP
TP10 +15VLP
TP11 +24V1
TP12 -18V --- - --
TP13 -43V
All measurements are made

with reference to GND G at TP1.
HEAT SINK
ASSEMBLY
SIDE
VIEW
IEAR
r1Ew Thermal
Compound [ I I
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,
, A22A1
i
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Insulator
Transistor Insulator
Figure 2A·5. A22 Regulator Interface PCB

6700-D-31722-3 (Rev. L)
2A-10 67XXBMM
0 1 2 3 4
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I.
RESISTANCES ARE
UNLESS OTHER"m:
CAPACITANCES /114
INDUCTANCES ARE
2. SIGNAL FLAGS Ult:
SHEETS OF llilS S
CONNECTIONS BEl
SHEET NUMBER Al
APPEAR INSIDE Tt
DESTINATION GAIC
+2"2V
H
SCHEMATIC SET I.
3. GROUND SYMBOU
CHASSIS GROUll
ISOLATED GROUll
67XXB MM
5 6 7 8 9
P2
-43V SUPPLY
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GND G
9
GND G
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- 15 VLP
filID + 18V6
lllSE SPECIFIED, 4... TEST POINTS ARE DENOTED A S : QJ
Rf I N OHMS (0),
!ZiJ!>-1'OV6
5. TROUBLESHOOT I NG V OLTAGE AND POWER
MIE IN llK.ROFAAADS (µF),
IRE I N MICAOHENAIES (µH). LEVELS I NDICATED IN B OXES ARE lYl'tCAL
OR NOMINAL LEVELS.
llllCATE MATCHING
6. SUBASSEMBLY BORDERS ARE DENOTED 'LAST USED/NOT USED C OMPONEKTS ARE:
::::·:�:·:•:;;;:::i:::::--x-::m:�;: REFERENCE DESIGNATORS
! SCHEMATIC. THE
!ETWEEN MULTIPLE
AS:
7. STATIC SENSrTlVE COMPONENTS USED IN LAST USED

Rll COORDINATES
Figure 2A·6. A22 Regulator Interface PCB
THIS ASSEMBLY INCLUDE:
AND S OURCE OR
01
NOT USED
nfE FLAG: 12183 ) NONE

S chem atic Diagram (Sheet 1 of 2)
llS USED ON THIS ASSEMBLY 08
CR3, U1, U2, VR2 CR14
6700-0-31722-3 (Rev. H)
Tl'13
'ARE DENOTED AS: R40
Ill: rf7
UNDS=wwwww U2
2A-11/2A-12
0 1 2 3 4
P,2.
+9 v LP �-------------
7 ----------R_:_::_S2 � v.�9_o_.9_K _ �.-----�c�z_o__�
0.1
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R27
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R34 45. .3k'.
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7
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Figure 2A-6. A22 Regulator Interface PCB

Schematic Diagram (Sheet 2 of 2)
6700-D-31722-3 (Rev. H)
2A-13
TEST POINTS
. TP1 GND G
TP2
��
V
TP3 , IN 1 (OSC SIG)
TP4 PR IMARY DRIVE
TP5 PRIMARY+ 165V
TP6 PRIMARY -165V
TP1·6
(Front) P1 (Front) 1
(Back) 2 (To A28XA25P1) (Back) 2 (To A28 XM

A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM 2A POWER SUPPLY
A25
SWITCHING
POWER SUPPLY
--- - --
L5
TOP
C45
8 ([)
LQ
BOT L3
+
___.,,-0 3
29
�5P2) 30
Figure 2A-7. A25 Switching Power Supply PCB

6700-D-31725 -3 (Rev. J)
2A-14 67XXBMM
0 1 2 3 4
R3
21
.5
+165V 22
R4 TP5 2W
54'l
A 02
6. 19K C6 C61 + CB
TP1
02 Tl 0 01 0.01 0.02 12
3KV 05
350V
2 04
17
-
6mH
GND G �1�8�� -+
+
29
30 C5 C60 C10
B 0.01 0.02 12
Rl 3KV 350V
01
6. 19K
L13 R7
-165V
54'l TP6
RB
P/0 A28
1
I( CR10 .5 , 2W
I
A2BJ20 16 PSO
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CR2 CR19
c +22V
+12V
0
rn
n
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C3
+12
D R45
1. 47K
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�
1N751A, 5.1V
SWITCHER LP IN
30PF C
SWITCHER LP OUT
VR2 1N4446
A0581 R54 °'::
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E CD <J--+----'
9
GND D �1�0'--'>-<--+----..--_._---<>-..-�
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TP2
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SENSE
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22 . lK +12Vo-�\fV\_,._ _
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+5V SENSE
F COMP CD 3.16K
RB2 01
1K
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06 LM393
100 15
KH2
R24
VR1 +5V 20K

R74 7B12
t---<M--'V\/V----+--<iIN OUTrl----<>-----+-1> +12V
+ +
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CD R14
�o
C27 C28
+5V
+
20K
RB1
1K
NOTES: 14
(i vcc
u 1'
A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY SCHEMATIC NOTES: 01
R
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED. U7
03 01•
RESISTANCES ARE IN OHMS. CAPACITANCES ARE IN v
U2•
t.1ICROFARAOS, ANO INDUCTANCES ARE IN MICROHENRIES 04
REF DESIGNATIONS PU 02•
(2/B9I MATCHING CONNECTIONS FOR SIGNAL FLAGS ARE LAST USED NOT USED 11 UF'
us OF·
PD
LOCATED BY SHEET NUMBER AND GRID COORDINATE Q6, Q7, Q10. Ql 1
Q12 CR17, lB. 20, 21 09
NC A OUT,
DENOTES TEST POINT CR34 C4, C7,
C70 C51, 62. 63 GNO
DENOTES +5V RETURN
R94 R2G 07
-
P2 R67, 6B. 69, 75 MC4
DENOTES ANALOG GROUND 1
-vCD DENOTES RELATIVE VOLTAGES
T3
L17
R76, 77, 78, 79
Li5
DENOTES ANALOG GROUND 2 TP6
-V � DENOTES RELATIVE VOLTAGES VR2
RT1
DENOTES OFF BOARD SUBASSEMBLY
67XXBMM R9, 11, U4, 5.

STATIC SENSITIVE COMPONENTS USED IN THIS
ASSEMBLY INCLUDE: Q6, 7. VRl, 2
6 7 8 9
T2 R28
1K
1N4446 R26
1K
2
+12Y CD
+ C1B + �C17
4.7
10
1
3
R33
261 1N4446
R29
1K
PRIMARY
DRIVE
PRIMARY
RETURN
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12v CD +12Y<>-�o-----,
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14.7K
02
TR
RST
vcc
OB
OUT
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03
1
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CY U5
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R51
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DIS 147
GND
47
01 CR32
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CR34
7 CR12
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2. 2
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CD
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01
1+
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RBS 1-
3. 32K
05
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C16
OOOPF
o
R91
590 R83 2+
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1.47K
1K + C14
fi
RB4
133
Tc +5Y Pl
w
OB
1
-? L l"S I- oc>< MON
165K YCC
03
OUT �=----------------:--
5
12V
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!OOOPF f---+--+--__,_-;;-:;-lTHR 7555
DIS
:4044
C67
I GND
01 Figure 2A-8. A25 Switching Power Supply PCB

6700-D-31725-1 (Rev. F)
2A-15/2A-16
0 1 2 3 4
- - .
1
3 A56
A 10
CR16
1N5360
25V
R57
10
B
L9
3 4
282
R71
61.9
c C53
CR29
L5
108
DRIVE
D PRIMARY
PRIMARY
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L7
3 4
740
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CA24
2 2
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121
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F 14
9 L3
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CA26
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7T
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17 2
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24.9
18
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19
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67XXB MM
5 6 7 8 9
L1 L4
2 ------
2
17.6 17.6 +5VD
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402
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plQD +5V COMP
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11 0. 1 SENSE
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0
L10 +22V
3 ------
4
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7
50V �o63V � 1
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~
1 GND G
2
L6
I
I
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47 19.6 + C40 +18V G
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i
47 C42 -18VG
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47
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0
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.1
� Figure 2A-8. A25 Switching Power Supply PCB
6700-D-31725-1 (Rev. F)
2A-17
A26 LINE FILTER PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM 2A POWER SUPPLY
E3 E2 n -1 S1 3· F2 2 F1
0. 0 0 D 0
E1 T1-3 Tl-2 S1 2 S1- 1 F2 1
D o o
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C2
RV2
WILTRON CO COPYRIGHT 1987 6700 D 31726 REV 8
Figure 2A·9. A26 Line Filter PCB

6700-D-31726-2 (Rev. C)
2A-18 67XXBMM
0 1 2 3 4
PART OF R E A R. PA N E L
A
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6700-D-31726-2 (Rev. B)
2A-19
A28 MOTHERBOARD
(As viewed from top of instrum ent)
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2A-2 1J2A-22
28-DIGITAL CONTROL 2B-2 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES,
AS, A23, and A24 PCBs OVERALL DESCRIPTION
The digital control assemblies consist of the A23

Microprocessor PCB, the A24 GPIB PCB, and the A8
2B-1 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES: Serial 1/0 PCB (see Figure 2B-1). These PCB as
A23, A24, AND A8 PCBs
semblies control the synthesizer either locally via
the front panel or remotely over the IEEE-4SS
This section contains service information for the General Purpose Interface Bus (GPIB).
digital control assemblies listed in Table 2B-1 below.
Refer also to the specific troubleshooting informa
tion for these PCBs that is located in the beginning 2B-2.l A23 Microprocessor PCB, General
of this section (Section 2-System Description and Description
Troubleshooting). The SOSS microprocessor on the A23 Microprocessor
PCB is the main controller for the synthesizer. It
Table 2B-l. Digital Control Service Information controls all of the main synthesizer functions, either
directly or indirectly. The microprocessor on the A24
Documentation Reference Page
PCB, and other control circuits located throughout
.J J _._. the synthesizer, control specific functions that are
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As shown in Figure 2B-1, the A23 PCB directly con

AB Digital Control PCB trols the AS, A15, A16, Al7, A24 and A29 PCBs using
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General Circuit Description Para. 28-2 28-1 an S-bit data bus and a 3-bit PCB address bus. In
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 28-5 28-8 addition, there is one (or more) dedicated address
Block Diagram Fig. 28-4 28-1 1 lines from the A23 PCB to each of these PCBs
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 28-5 28-12 (LPAlO, LPAll and LPA12-LPA22).
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 28-6 28-13
A23 Microprocessor PCB 2B-2.2 AB Serial 1/0 PCB, General Descrip

General Circuit Description Para. 28-2 28-1 tion
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 28-3 28-2
Block Diagram Fig. 28-2 28-5 The A23 PCB indirectly controls the A2, A6, All and
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 28-7 28-1 4 A13 PCBs via the AS Serial VO PCB. The A23 PCB
. Schematic (Sheet 1 of 2) Fig. 28-8 28-1 5 controls these PCBs by first sending suitable ad
(Sheet 2 of 2)
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sends the command/data information for the target
A24 GPIB PCB
PCB to the AS PCB (in parallel format). The A8 PCB
General Circuit Description Para. 28-2 28-1
Para. 28-4 28-4
converts the information into a serial data string
Fig. 28-3 28-7
and sends it to the target PCB.
Block Diagram
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 28-9 28-18
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1 ) Fig. 28-10 28-1 9 The AS PCB also converts serial data from the A2
Front Panel Control PCB, the A7 Reference Divider
PCB and the optional A14 PCB and sends it to the
A23 PCB main microprocessor. All information from
the front panel keys and controls is sent to the A23
PCB in this manner.
2B-2.3 A24 GPIB PCB, General Description
The A24 GPIB PCB provides communication be

tween the A23 main microprocessor and the syn
thesizer GPIB interface. It decodes command and
data information from the IEEE-4SS (GPIB) bus and
67XXB MM 2B-1
A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 28 DIGrrAL CONTROL
sends interrupts and data to the A23 Microprocessor 2B-3.2 A23 PCB Memory
PCB, as required. It also transmits data from the
A23 PCB to the GPIB bus under control of the (A23) The A23 PCB memory is structured as follows.
main microprocessor. • 136 Kbyte of EPROM that is used to store the
main operating program of the synthesizer (i.e.,
The A23 PCB communicates with the A24 PCB in synthesizer firmware).
the n o r m a l manner v i a the ( p a r a l l e l ) main • 16 Kbyte of EEPROM (expandable to 64 K) that
microprocessor data bus. For quick response to ex is used to store calibration data. This EEPROM
ternal GPIB commands, the A24 GPIB PCB inter is electrically erasable and is programmed by the
faces with the A23 PCB using interrupts. When a main microprocessor during calibration. The
(external) GPIB controller sends a command to the reprogramming is enabled by jumper P2 (see note
synthesizer, the A24 PCB decodes the command and below).
sends an interrupt to the main microprocessor. This
• 8 Kbyte of non-volatile RAM that is used to store
interrupt has the highest priority of all main proces
front panel setups in the power-off condition. The
sor interrupts. When it is received, the main
battery for this RAM is part of the integrated
microprocessor processes the command from the
circuit structure of these chips and requires no
GPIB and performs the required task.
external charging circuitry.
• 16 Kbyte of general purpose scratch-pad RAM .
2B-3 A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB,
NOTE
DETAILED DESCRIPTION
Refer to the A23 PCB block diagram (Figure 2B-2) Jumper P2 must be in the NORMAL posi
and to the A23 PCB schematic diagram (Figure tion for normal operation. (Jumper P2 is
2B-6) during the following description . placed in the CAL position to allow data
to be written into the EEPROMs during
calibration of the synthesizer; refer to the
2B-3.1 Microprocessor Circuits 67XXB Test and Calibration Manual for
more information.)
The synthesizer main microprocessor, A23U9 is an
8088 16-bit microprocessor that operates at a 5 MHz
clock rate. Clock chip Ul, in conjunction with the
2B-3.3 PCB Address Bus Circuits
15 MHz crystal Yl, generates the 5 MHz clock sig
nal for U9. Timer U32 provides the power-up reset These circuits address all of the circuit functions
function for the microprocessor circuit. Flip-flops throughout the synthesizer. As shown in Figure
U2A and U2B generate two wait s t ates 2B-2, the internal address bus goes to the U14 port
(total "" 400 ns) whenever U9 addresses circuits lo latch. The Qo-Qa outputs of U14 are the PCB ad
cated on any other PCB. dress bus lines, PAO-PA3. (Note: PA3 is not present
ly used.) The Q4-Q7 outputs are decoded by U18 and
Both address and data information are multiplexed U19 to produce the dedicated address lines L PAlO,
on the U9 microprocessor bus. Buffer latches UlO L PAU and L PA12-L PA22. These dedicated ad
and U11 store address information from the dress lines are used in conjunction with the PCB
microprocessor bus. The UlO/Ull outputs, in con address lines PAO-PA2 to select specific circuit func
junction with the AD9 and A10-A15 outputs of U9, tions located on the AB, A15, Al6, Al 7, A24 and A29
produce the 19-bit internal address bus. This bus is PCBs.
used to address all memory locations and other con
troller functions on the A23 PCB. (It also contains
2B-3.4 Main Microprocessor Data Bus
the information to address all of the other PCBs
see below.) Data from the memory circuits are placed onto the
8-bit internal data bus, ID BUS, under control of the
NOTE main microprocessor. This bus goes to various A23
Switch SW! must be in the NORM posi controller circuits and to buffer-latch U16. The out
tion for normal operation of the syn puts of U16 are the DO-D7 lines of the (external)
thesizer. (Placing SW! in the SERV posi main microprocessor bus that transfers data to/from
tion will cause U9 to become inoperative.) the AS, A15, A16, Al 7, A24 and A29 PCBs.
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67XXBMM 2B-3
A24 GPIB PCB, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 28 DIGITAL CONTROL
Data from the A24 GPIB PCB, the AS Serial VO periods are used to trigger events (such as the
PCB, or the DVM circuits on the Al 7 PCB are sent microprocessor housekeeping routine) and to pro
to the A23 PCB via the main microprocessor data vide time for the phase-lock loops to achieve lock.
bus. This data is received by tri-state buffer Ul7 and During these waits, the microprocessor does other
transferred to U9 via the internal data bus. (non-related) tasks. At the end of a wait period, U7
sends an interrupt to the microprocessor via US; the
The inputs to tri-state buffer Ul5 form a start up microprocessor then services the next (related) task.
instruction for the main microprocessor. When the
synthesizer is turned on, this instruction is trans NOTE
ferred via Ul5, Ul7 and jumper block Jl to the U9 The microprocessor housekeeping routine
microprocessor bus. normally occurs every 50 ms. During this
routine, the microprocessor checks for
2B-3.5 Interrupt Control and Timing Circuits phase lock on each of the loops and
monitors such items as AM and FM status
The interrupt controller integrated circuit (U8) and the power meter input.
processes the interrupt signals from the DWELL
INT, GPIB INT, LFF INT and KBD INT inputs
2B-4 A24 GPIB PCB, DETAILED
and generates interrupts to U9, as required. These
DE SCRIPTION
interrupt signals are handled on a priority basis.
The L FF INT interrupt from the A24 GPIB PCB During the following description, refer to the the A24
has top priority; the KBD INT interrupt from the A2 PCB block diagram (Figure 2B-3) and to the A24
Front Panel Control has the lowest priority. PCB schematic diagram (Figure 2B-10).
The L FF INT (Low Fast Frequency) interrupt The A24 GPIB PCB controller consists of an 8085
from the A24 PCB occurs when a fast frequency microprocessor (Ul) and associated ROM and RAM.
stepping command is received from the GPIB inter These circuits perform all the necessary software
face. (The fast frequency stepping function is initial operations to interface the IEEE-488 (GPIB) instru
ized by storing up to 512 frequencies in RAM ment bus to the A23 PCB main microprocessor. The
memory.) Each time a group execute trigger (GET) A24 PCB also contains a GPIB controller integrated
command is received from the GPIB, the A24 PCB circuit (U7) that performs the actual GPIB interfac
sends an L FF interrupt to the A23 PCB. The ing and control operations under overall control of
microprocessor then commands the synthesizer cir microprocessor Ul.
cuits to go to the next frequency stored in memory.
This reduces the time required for the GPIB
Microprocessor Ul implements the following GPIB
microprocessor to process the frequency commands
subset functions: SHl, AHl, T6, L4, SRl, RLl, PPl,
and request service from the main microprocessor.
DCl, DTl, and C5. Also, the front panel GPIB status
LEDs (remote, SRQ, listen, talk, etc.) are controlled
A DWELL INT interrupt is generated by the Al 7
by the A23 PCB main microprocessor from informa
Analog Instruction PCB during analog sweep opera
tion supplied by Ul.
tions. This interrupt tells the microprocessor that a
(sweep) dwell has occurred and that it must now
perform either a bandswitch, retrace, or beginning 2B-4.1 A24 Microprocessor Circuits
of-new-sweep operation.
Microprocessor Ul is an 8-bit 8085 microprocessor
The LINE TRIG input from the A28 Motherboard that operates at a 6 MHz clock rate. The internal
power circuits and the EXT TRIG input from the clock generator circuits of Ul are controlled by the
6 MHz crystal, Yl.
rear panel BNC connector are multiplexed by the U3
priority encoder chip to produce a single interrupt
signal. This interrupt occurs when the synthesizer NOTE
is in sweep mode and set for line trigger or external Switch SWl must be in the NORM posi
trigger operation. tion for normal operation. (Switching
SWl to the SERV position causes Ul to
The U6 counter and U7 timer circuits provide timing perform special test functions.)
signals for wait periods controlled by U9. These wait
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2B-5
A24 GPIB PCB, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 28 DIGIT AL CONTROL
The GPIB control programs for Ul are located in NOTE

EPROM UlO. The SK RAM chip, Ull, is used as an
Jumper P3 must be in the NORM AL posi
input/output buffer and as Ua general scratch-pad
tion for normal operation. (Jumper P3 is
memory by Ul. Latch US separates the address in
placed in the CAL position to allow cer
formation from the multiplexed microprocessor
tain GPIB commands to be used during
data-address bus lines, ADO-AD7. The outputs of
calibration.)
US, along with microprocessor address lines AS-Al,
form the 16-bit internal address bus.
2B-4.4 Data Transfer Functions

2B-4.2 Address Decode Circuit
The circuit functions on the A24 PCB are addressed The output of U12, pin 7 (via inverter U2C) is the
by the A23 PCB main microprocessor via the PCB GPIB INT (interrupt) signal. This signal and the
address bus lines PAO-PAl and the dedicated ad PCB address bus decoder, U4A, control the transfer
dress line, L PA21. When enabled by L PA21, the of data between Ul and the A23 (main) Microproces
address decoder, U4A, decodes the PCB address sor PCB.
lines. Only one output from U4A is active at any
time. These output signals are used by the main
microprocessor to select and control various A24 During fast frequency stepping operations (via the
PCB circuit functions. GPIB), L FF INT interrupts are generated by the
A24 PCB. Refer to the description contained in para
graph 2B-3.5, above. The L FF INT interrupts are
2B-4.3 Dedicated GPIB Controller and
generated by the logic circuits consisting of U3A,
Interface Circuits
U3B, U4B, U9, U13B, and U17C/U17D.
Integrated circuit U7, is a dedicated microproces
sor/controller for the GPIB. This device controls the
data transfer to/from the GPIB via bus transceivers When the synthesizer is turned on, the A23 PCB
U5 and U6. The bus transfer rate is approximately main microprocessor commands the A24 PCB to per
15 Kbytes/second. form a self test. Microprocessor Ul performs a self
test of the GPIB circuits and stores the results in a
The interface between Ul and U7 is via interrupts. buffer in RAM (Ull). When the main microprocessor
Controller U7 receives commands from the GPIB has completed its self test routines, it retrieves this
and sends them to a part of RAM (Ull) that is used information via the main microprocessor data bus.
as a buffer. Microprocessor Ul then decodes these
commands and sends command/data information to
another part of RAM that is used as an output buffer. Programmable interface chip U14 functions as a
This data is then sent, via the programmable inter parallel peripheral driver/receiver. It is intended for
face, U12, and the bus transceiver, U16, to the main future use. The L TEST input line is also not
microprocessor data bus lines (DO-D7). presently used.
2B-6 67XXB MM
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2B-7
AB SERIAL 110 PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 28 DIGIT AL CONTROL
2B-5 AB SERIAL I/O PCB, DETAILED • The internal clock that is used to shift the data
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION through the shift registers.
During the following description, refer to the AB • The strobe signal that is sent either to the A2
Serial 1/0 PCB block diagram (Figure 2B-4) and to Front Panel Control PCB or to the A14 PCB (not
the AB PCB schematic diagram (Figure 2B-6). presently used).
The AB PCB converts the B-bit parallel data from the Integrated circuit U7 is a multivibrator that
A23 PCB main microprocessor into a 16-bit serial operates at a frequency of approximately 600 kHz
format. It then transmits the resultant serial data (as determined by R6, R7, and C9). This circuit is
strings to either the A2, A6, All, or A13 PCB, as gated on/off by the state of flip flop U4B, which is
determined by prior commands issued by the A23 controlled by the main microprocessor via the strobe
PCB. Note that there is a separate serial data bus from UL The output of U7 is divided by two and by
from the AB PCB to each of these PCBs (Figure sixteen by counter UBA. The divide-by-two output
2B-4). The AB PCB also receives serial data from the (QA) is the (external) clock signal that goes to the
A2, A7 and A14 PCBs and converts it into a parallel clock multiplexer circuit, U12. This signal is in
data format. This data is sent to the A23 PCB via verted by U2C and is the internal clock signal that
the main microprocessor data bus. goes to the shift registers.
The divide-by-sixteen output of UBA (Qn) goes to

2B-5.1 Microprocessor Interface and Contro l
UBB where it is again divided by a factor of four. The
Circuits
output of UBB is inverted by U2D and is the strobe
The circuit functions on the AB PCB are addressed signal that goes to the strobe multiplexer circuit,
by the A23 PCB main microprocessor via the PCB UlOA. This signal is also used to reset flip-flop U4B
address bus lines, PAO-PA2, and the dedicated ad after 32 clock cycles have occurred.
dress line, L PA22. When enabled by L PA22, the
3-to-B decoder, Ul, decodes the PCB address lines.
2B-5.3 Shift Registers
Only one Ul output is active at any time. The output
signals from Ul consist of negative going strobes Write-only shift register Ull and read/write shift
with a duration of approximately BOO ns. These register U9 send serial data to the selected PCB via
strobe signals are used to latch data into the control the multiplexer circuits. (Serial data is sent in 16-bit
latches and shift registers, and to control the clock/ segments; therefore, two shift registers are re
timer circuits. quired.) Serial data from the A2, A7 and A14 PCBs
is received by UlOB and goes to the SIN input of
The main microprocessor data bus lines, DO-D7, go Ull. This data is shifted by Ull into U9. The resul
to U5 (and to U9, and Ull). Latch U5 controls the tant (B-bit) parallel data is sent to the A23 PCB via
multiplexer circuits so that the serial data, clock, the main microprocessor bus. All shift operations are
and strobe outputs are steered to the correct serial controlled by the signal from the clock/timer circuits
data bus for the PCB selected. that is applied to the CLK inputs of U9 and Ull.
Tri-state gate U3A monitors the Q output of U4B, Data from the main microprocessor data bus lines,
which is in the high state whenever the AB PCB is DO-D7, is loaded into U9 and Ull by the strobe
processing data. When enabled by the strobe from signals from Ul. This requires two load operations
Ul, U3A passes the state of this output to the DO because the main microprocessor must put a new
line of the main microprocessor data bus. This line B-bit word on the data bus after each load. On the
is monitored by the main microprocessor to deter rising edge of each clock signal, the data in each
mine if the serial VO data circuits are busy. register is shifted 1 bit toward the QH output of U9.
2B-5.2 Clock/Timer Circuits 2B-5.4 Multiplexers

These circuits generate the following clock /strobe Analog multiplexers U6, U12 and UlOA steer the
signals: serial data from shift register U9, and the clock and
• The external clock that is sent to the A2, A6, All, strobe signals from the clock/timer circuits to the
A13 (and A14) PCBs. serial data bus of the PCB selected by the main
2B- B 67XXB MM
28 DIGITAL CONTROL AB SERIAL 110 PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
microprocessor. Each of the five serial data buses d. Ground Return Multiplexer
include DATA, CLOCK, and RETURN lines. The All of the serial data and clock signals from the
serial data bus to the A2 Front Panel Control PCB
AS PCB go to destinations which have chassis
also includes the FP STRB line. The serial data bus mounted filtercons as an interconnection device.
to the A l3 Pulse Generator PCB includes a second Filtercons are 1t-filter networks that are used to
clock line, PLS TRG CLK. The lines that are in reduce crosstalk between the circuits in the RF
cluded in each serial data bus are shown in Figure casting, and to reduce overall signal radiation
2B-4. Only one serial data bus is active at any time. from the synthesizer. They are also used in the
signal and power supply lines of the phase lock
NOTE: and front panel circuits. For further information,
The serial data bus lines from the AB PCB refer to Section 2M-Motherboard/lnterconnec
to the A28XA14 connector Qabeled CNTR tions.
or FC) are not presently used.
Filtercons have approximately 1500 pF of capac
a. Serial Data Multiplexer Circuit itance to ground. Driving this capacitance with
The serial data from the QH output of U9 goes the serial data and clock (TI'L) signals causes
to the D input of analog multiplexer integrated high frequency ground currents that affect other
circuit U6. To transmit data to a specific PCB, circuits connected to the ground system and also
the main microprocessor first loads address in cause undesirable signal radiation.
formation for the selected PCB into multiplexer
control latch U5. This causes U6 to connect the Transformers Tl-T4 couple the high frequency
serial data to the serial data bus for the selected components of the TI'L signals to a separate
PCB. multiplexer circuit consisting of FET switches
Q2 thru Q 6. The inverted high frequency com
Note that the serial data bus select information ponents from the secondary windings of Tl-T4
from U5 is fed in parallel to multiplexers U6, are coupled back into the grounding system to
U12 and UlOA Therefore, only the DATA and oppose the currents caused by the filtercons.
CLOCK lines (and the strobe line-if used) for This reduces the overall ground current effects
the selected serial data bus are active). and improves the Electro-Magnetic Com
patibility (EMC) performance.
b. Clock Signal Multiplexer Circuit The FET switches connect the secondary wind
The clock signal from the QA output of USA goes ings of T1-T4 to the RETURN line of the selected
to the D input of analog multiplexer integrated serial data bus. These switches are controlled by
circuit U12. The serial data bus select informa the Q4·Qa outputs of data latch U5.
tion from U5 causes U12 to connect the clock
signal to the serial data bus for the selected
PCB. 2B-5.5 FLD12 Data Latch
Flip-flop U4A is used as a 1-bit data latch that

c. Strobe Multiplexer Circuit controls the FLD12 line of the Fine Loop serial
The 16-bit serial data word sent to the A2 Front data bus (the fine loop dividers require 17 bits
Panel Control PCB contains an 8-bit data byte of information). The DO line of the main
followed by an 8-bit strobe address byte. The microprocessor data bus is connected to the D
strobe signal sent on the FP STRB line to the A2 input of U4A The data on this line is clocked
PCB is used to enable the circuits that decode into U4A by a separate strobe from Ul. The
the strobe address byte. FLD12 line is set high by the main microproces
sor only when the frequency of the fine loop is
The strobe signal from U2D goes to the D input programmed beyond 300 MHz.
of analog multiplexer integrated circuit UlOA
When programmed by the main microprocessor, 2B-5.6 Serial Data Input
the serial data bus select information from U5
causes UlOA to connect the strobe signal to the When any key is pressed on the front panel, the A2
FP STRB line or to the START FC line. PCB sends a KBD INT interrupt t o the A23
67XXB MM 2B-9
DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING 2B DIGITAL CONTROL
Microprocessor PCB. Upon servicing the interrupt, • The Clock control flip-flop U4A is triggered to
the main microprocessor programs the AS PCB as shift the single bit of data from the A2 PCB into
follows. Ull (and U9).
• The UlOB serial data input multiplexer is
programmed to switch the FP DATA line to the After the data has been shifted into U9, the main
SIN input of Ull. microprocessor interprets and processes the data
• The clock multiplexer, U 12, is programmed to word from the main microprocessor data bus.
route the serial data clock to the A2 PCB.
NOTE:
• The clock control flip-flop U4Ais triggered to shift
The CNTR OU T line (from the A14 PCB)
the data from the A2 PCB into Ull (and U9).
is not presently used.
After the data has been shifted into U9, the main
2B-6 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES,
microprocessor interprets a n d processes the
TROUBLESHOOTING
(keystroke) data from the main microprocessor data
bus lines (DO-D7). Refer to the troubleshooting information located in
Whenever an external 10 MHz reference signal is
connected to the rear panel 10 MHz REF INPUT BNC
connector, the A7 Reference Divider PCB sets the

as a result of failures in the digital control as
semblies and probable causes of the failures.
EXT R E F D E T status line high. The main
microprocessor reads the state of this line during the
housekeeping routine by programming the AS Serial 2B-7 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES,
1/0 PCB as follows. SERVICE SHEETS
• The UlOB serial data input multiplexer is Table 2B-1 , on the first page of this section, refer
programmed to switch the EXT REF DET line to ences the block diagrams, schematics, and parts
the SIN input of Ull. locator diagrams for the AB, A23, and A24 PCBs.
2B-10 67XXB MM
28 D/GffAL CONTROL
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2B-11
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NOTE:
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component number
references may be
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AB SERIAL 110 PCB PARTS LOCATOR 28 DIGITAL CONTROL
Figure 2B�. AB Serial 1/0 PCB

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RESISTANCES ARE IN OHMS (Q), LEVELS INDICATED IN BOXES ARE TYPICAL
Schematic Diagram ( Sheet 1 of 1)
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2B-19/2B-20
2C-FRONT PANEL: A1 and A2 PCBs 2C-2 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES,
OVERALL DESCRIPTION
The Al Front Panel and A2 Front Panel Control
2C-1 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES: PCBs are part of the Front Panel Assembly. These
Al AND A2 PCBS PCBs are mounted within the front panel casting
and are isolated from the internal synthesizer cir
This section contains service information for the Al cuits. This prevents the internal RF sources and
and A2 front panel PCB assemblies; see Table 2C-l microprocessor bus signals from interfering with
below. Refer also to the specific troubleshooting in sensitive external equipment. Refer to the front
formation in the beginning of this section (Section panel assembly photographs in Section 5-Parts
2-System Description and Troubleshooting). Lists.
The Al and A2 PCBs make up the front panel sub
Table 2C-l.
system that sends the operator input commands to
Front Panel Service Information
the A 23 Microprocessor PCB . (The main
T
microprocessor located on the A23 PCB controls the
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overall operation of the synthesizer.) This subsystem
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OVERALL ASSEMBLY LEVEL
tion
also displays operating parameters and status infor
mation via the front panel displays and indicators
(Figure 2C-l). The subsystem is described in para
PCB LEVEL graphs 2C-2. l through 2C-4 below.
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A1 Front Panel PCB

General Circuit Description Para. 2C-2.1 2C-1
2C-2.1 Al Front Panel PCB, General
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2C-3 2C-2
Description
Block Diagram Fig. 2C-1 2C-7
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2C-2 2C-8 The Al PCB contains the displays, indicators, and
Schematic {Sheet 1 of 4) Fig. 2C-3 2C-9 controls listed b e low. These components are
.
{Sheet 2 of 4) 2C-10
mounted on the front surface of the Al PCB and
2C-11
.
{Sheet 3 of 4)
. protrude through the front panel (and front panel
overlay).
A2 Front Panel PCB • Three multi-digit liquid crystal displays (LCD's):
General Circuit Description Para. 2C-2.2 2C-2 FREQUENCY, MODULATION!TIME, and LEVEL -
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2C-4 2C-4 indicate the main operational parameters of the
Block Diagram Fig. 2C-1 2C-7
internal synthesizer circuits. They are controlled
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2C-4 2C-14
by the A23 PCB main microprocessor via driver
Schematic {Sheet 1 of 3) Fig. 2C-5 2C-15
circuits on the Al and A2 PCBs.
2C-16
.
{Sheet 2 of 3)
• Forty nine LED indicators. Indicate the status of
.
the operational functions controlled by the front
panel keys. All but two of these LEDs are control
led by the Al PCB driver circuits.
• Fifty one control keys. Allow the operator to con
trol the operation of the synthesizer. The digital
keycodes for these keys are generated by circuits
on the A2 PCB and sent to the A23 Microprocessor
PCB.
• LINE (power) switch. Controls the +24V that
operates the line switch relay (A28Kl) on the A28
Motherboard PCB. This switch also controls the
associated STANDBY and OPERATE LEDs.
• SINGLE SWEEP push button. Initiates a single
sweep in the EXT sweep trigger mode. It operates
in the same manner as any of the control keys.
67XXB MM 2C-l
A1 FRONT PANEL PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPT ION 2C FRONT PANEL
The operation and functions of these displays and d. Knob Motor and EXT ALC Amplifier Cir
controls are described in the 67XXB Swept Frequen cuits
cy Synthesizer Operation Manual. The front panel DECREA SE/INCREASE knob is
used by the operator to modify operational data
The three liquid crystal displays are refreshed with parameters that have been previously entered.
a 150 Hz (approximate) backplane signal. Other This knob turns a motor that is used as a de
than this signal, the Al/A2 front panel circuits are generator. The output of the motor is a de voltage
normally in a static state. They become active only proportional to the speed and direction in which
when the main microprocessor writes to an LCD it is turned.
display or a LED data latch, or when a front panel
key is pressed by the operator. The A2 PCB contains the amplifier for the signal
generated by the knob motor. The output of this
amplifier goes to the DVM circuits on the Al 7
2C-2.2 A2 Front Panel Control PCB, General Analog Instruction PCB.
Description
The A2 PCB also contains the preamplifier cir
The A2 PCB contains the data interface and control cuit for the signal from the front panel EXT
circuit groups described below. LEVEL BNC connector. The output of this
amplifier goes to the Al5 ALC PCB.
a. Serial/Parallel Data Conversion Circuits

These circuits convert the serial data informa 2C-3 Al FRONT PANEL PCB, DETAILED
tion received from the AS Serial I/O PCB into CffiCUIT DESCRIPTION
parallel format. (The A23 Microprocessor PCB Refer to the Front Panel Assembly block diagram
sends latch address and display data informa (Figure 2C-l) and to the Al PCB schematic (Figure
tion to the front panel subsystem via the AS 2C-3) during the following description.
PCB.) The outputs of these circuits consist of an
internal 8-bit parallel data bus (DO-D7) and con
trol (strobe) signals. The strobe signals latch 2C-3.l Line Switch and Power on Circuits
data into the crystal display driver and LED
Whenever the synthesizer is connected to a source
driver latches on the Al and A2 PCBs.
of line voltage , +24V is present on one side of the
LINE switch , 84 6. This voltage (designated as
b. Crystal Display Message Latches +24Vl) is produced by the A22 Regulator Interface
The non-numeric information displayed by the PCB.
three crystal displays (function names, units, • With the LINE switch in the STANDBY position,
and decimal points) are controlled by driver cir +24Vl goes only to the STANDBY LED, DS2.
cuits located on the A2 PCB. All of the numeric
• When the LINE switch is depressed (OPERATE
information for these displays is controlled by
position) it connects the +24V to the line switch
driver circuits on the Al PCB.
relay, A28Kl , on the A28 Motherboard PCB. This
relay applies line voltage to the rectifiers located
c. Keyboard Encode and Parallel/Serial on the A28 Motherboard PCB. The +24V from the
Conversion Circuits LINE switch (designated as +24VG) is also con
The 5 1 front panel keys make up a keyboard nected to the A5 Reference Oscillator PCB, the
matrix. Whenever the operator presses a par A25 Power Supply PCB, the A29 Rear Panel In
ticular key, the keyboard encode circuits convert terface PCB, and the OPERAT E LED , DSl.
the x and y coordinates for that key into a 7-bit
(parallel) keycode signal. These circuits also 2C-3.2 Front Panel Keys
generate a KBD INT interrupt signal to the A23
PCB. When the A23 PCB services this interrupt The 5 1 front panel keys constitute an 8-bit by 8-bit
(via the AS PCB), the parallel keycode data is switch matrix. Each key of the matrix is a DPST
converted into serial format and sent to the momentary type switch (Figure 2C-3 , sheet 1). When
A23 PCB (via the AB PCB). a key is pressed, the x and y coordinate lines that
2C-2 67XXB MM
2C FRONT PANEL A2 FRONT PANEL CONTROL PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
are associated with that key are connected to protrude through the front panel. Integrated circuits
ground. U7-U10 and U12 are the LCD drivers that control
the numeric digits of the three displays.
The x coordinate lines (XO-X7), and y coordinate
lines, (YO-Y7), go to the keyboard encode circuits on The LCD drivers latch and decode the information
the A2 PCB (described below). The output of the from the internal S-bit bus (DO-D7) that comes from
encode circuits is converted to serial data format and the A2 Front Panel Control PCB. Each device is
then sent to the A23 Microprocessor PCB via the AS capable of controlling up to four 7-segment display
Serial 1/0 PCB. digits. Data lines DO-D3 contain the BCD code of the
character (0-9) to be displayed, and lines D4/D5 con
The SINGLE SWEEP push button (S54) is connected tain the address of the LCD digit.
to the X6 and Yl coordinate lines of the switch
matrix by diodes CRl and CR2, respectively. This LCD drivers U7-U9 control the nine digits of the
circuit performs the same function as the DPST FREQUENCY display (Figure 2C-3, sheet 3). LCD
function key switches described above. The x and y driver UlO controls the MODULATIONfTIME display
coordinates for this switch are processed in the same and U12 controls the LEVEL display. Each of these
manner described above. displays contain four digits (Figure 2C-3, sheet 4).
In addition to these driver circuits, the driver latches
on the A2 PCB control the non-numeric message
2C-3.3 LED Driver Circuits
characters of the three LCD displays (these circuits
Latches Ul-U6 drive 46 of the 49 front panel LED are described in the following paragraphs).
indicators (Figure 2C-3, sheet 2). Data from the
serial/parallel conversion circuits located on the A2 The OSC input (pin 36) of UlO is unconnected, which
PCB is sent to these latches via the internal 8-bit enables the internal 19 kHz oscillator. The OSC in
bus (D0-D7). This data is strobed into each latch by puts of drivers U7-U9 and U12 are grounded, which
a dedicated control strobe. These strobes are disables the internal oscillators of these devices. The
generated by the strobe decode circuits located on internal oscillator signal of UlO is internally divided
the A2 PCB. (The LED drive data is generated by by 12S to produce the BP signal at pin 5, which is
the A23 PCB and sent to the A2 PCB via the AS the backplane drive signal required by the LCDs.
PCB.) This signal is a 0 to 5V square wave with an ap
proximate frequency of 150 Hz.
NOTE:
The Q7 output of Ul controls the A2U26 The BP signal from UlO goes directly to the back
analog relay, that is part of the knob plane of the MODULATION/TIME display and to the
amplifier on the A2 PCB. (This output input of buffer amplifier UllA, which drives buffer
does not drive an LED indicator.) Relay amplifiers UllB-UllF. The combined outputs of
A2U26 is con trolled by the A23 UllB-UllF is the BP signal line that is the back
Microprocessor PCB and is used to con plane drive signal for the FREQUENCY and LEVEL
figure the amplifier input during the zero displays. This signal also goes to the display mes
ing processes. sage driver latches located on the A2 PCB.
The driver circuit for the RF UNLVLD LED consists

2C-4 A2 FRONT PANEL CONTROL PCB,
of transistor Ql and resistors R8-R10. This circuit is
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
controlled by the L RF UNLVLD signal from the
A15 ALC PCB (which is routed through the A2 PCB). Refer to the Front Panel Assembly block diagram
(Figure 2C-1) and to the A2 PCB schematic (Figure
2C-5) during the following description.
2C-3.4 Liquid Crystal Displays and Display
Driver Circuits
2C-4.1 Serial Data Conversion Circuits
The three front panel Liquid Crystal Displays
(LCDs) display numeric digits and alphanumeric The AS Serial 1/0 PCB sends 16-bit word serial data
characters that indicate the operational parameters to the A2 Front Panel Control PCB viu the data
and status of the synthesizer. These displays are signal FP D ATA, the clock signal FP CLK, and the
mounted on the front surface of the Al PCB and data strobe signal FP STRB. These signals go to the
67XXB MM 2C-3
A2 FRONT PANEL CONTROL PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2C FRONT PANEL
inputs of Schmitt-trigger inverters U30A, U30C and

• The main microprocessor checks the keycode data
U30F, respectively. These Schmitt-trigger devices
and sends another instruction to the A8 PCB that
improve the rise time of these signals, which is
instructs UlO to load the keycode data a second
degraded by the filtercons (filter connectors) which
time. The main microprocessor reads the second
are part of the front panel casting A2 PCB connector set of keycode data; if the keycode is valid, and if
assembly.
it is the same as the keycode read during the first
data transaction, the processor executes the
The serial clock signal, FP CLK, shifts the 16-bit routines for the specified keycode.
words of the FP D ATA signal into shift registers Ul
and U2. At the end of the data word, the FP STRB
signal goes low and enables one of the three 3-to-8 2C-4.4 Display Message Data Latches
decoders (U3, U7, or US) that has been selected
(partially enabled) by the Qn and QE outputs of U2. Refer to Figure 2C-3, sheets 3 and 4. Integrated
The selected decoder decodes the QA, QB and Qc circuits U12-U25 are LCD display drivers that con
outputs of U2 to produce a single negative-going trol the non-numeric (message) segments of the
control strobe that goes to a particular display driver three front panel displays. Each driver circuit con
or display driver latch. trols four display elements. These driver circuits are
configured to operate in pairs; two drivers are con
nected to each of the seven control strobe lines for
2C-4.2 Internal Parallel Data Bus the message displays. One driver of each pair
receives the data from the upper 4 bits of the inter
The data from the QA-QH outputs of shift register
nal data bus (DO-D3) and the other receives the
Ul is distributed to all the display drivers/latches on
lower 4 bits (D4-D7). Transition of the strobe line
the Al/A2 PCBs via the parallel data bus lines (DO
signal from low to high loads the data into the
D7). The control strobe signal produced by the strobe
latches. A particular display segment is selected by
decoder circuits latches this data into the target dis
a high input to the associated latch. Only one (or
play driver/latch circuit.
none) of the four outputs of each active driver will
be selected at one time.
2C-4.3 Keyboard Encoder, Interrupt and
Output Circuits
The LCD display backplane drive signal (BP) from
When a front panel key is pressed by the operator, the Al PCB goes to the DF input of drivers Ul2-U25.
the 8-line to 3-line encoders, U6 and U9, produce a The output signal from the selected output of each
six-bit parallel data word (keycode) for the selected active driver circuit is a square wave signal that is
switch. This data word represents the x and y coor 180 degrees out of phase with the BP signal. This
dinates of the selected switch within the front panel causes the selected display element to light. The
switch matrix. When a valid keycode signal is unselected outputs have a square wave signal that
produced by U6 and U9, gate U5A triggers flip-flop is in phase with the BP signal.
Ull to produce an interrupt (KBD INT) that goes
to the A23 Microprocessor PCB.
2C-4.5 Knob Amplifier
Upon receiving the KBD INT interrupt, the A23
The front panel DECREASE/INCREASE knob turns
Microprocessor PCB completes the current task and
a motor that is used as a de generator. This motor
then services this interrupt as follows:
produces a de voltage with a polarity determined by
• A data word is sent via the AS Serial I/O PCB that the direction of rotation and is proportional in mag
generates a control strobe from the Ya output of nitude to the speed of rotation.
decoder A2U7. This control strobe loads the
keycode data into output shift register UlO.
The de voltage from the knob motor is connected
• Another dataword is sent to the AS PCB that directly to the A2 PCB via cable J5. This signal goes
sends a train of FP CLK signals to the A2 PCB. to the input of the Knob Amplifier, U27. Diodes CRl
This clock train causes UlO to output the keycode and CR2 limit the output of the motor to ap
data onto the FRONT PANEL OUT line. proximately ±10. 7V to prevent damage to the
• The A8 PCB receives the keycode data and sends amplifier input switching circuits (analog switch
it to the A23 PCB. U26).
2C-4 67XXB MM
2C FRONT PANEL FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING
Amplifier U27 has a gain of xlO. Diodes CR9 and meter is often used instead of the internal detector
CRlO limit the output of this amplifier to ap circuits of the synthesizer. This is done to eliminate
proximately ±BV. The output of U27 goes to the DVM uncertainties caused by long cables or the insertion
circuits on the Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB via the of an additional amplifier in the RF output path of
KNOB MON signal line. The output limiting the synthesizer.
provided by diodes CR9 and CRlO prevents over
loading of the Al7 PCB DVM circuits. The EXT LVL DET INPUT signal line and EXT
LVL DET REF line from the front panel EXT LEVEL
As part of the housekeeping routine that it performs BNC connector are connected directly to the A2 PCB
every 50 ms, the main microprocessor reads the via cable J6. Diodes CR4-CR7 limit the input signals
KNOB MON signal voltage via the DVM circuits. on these two lines to approximately ±5. 7V. Resistor
The value read is used to determine the necessary RB is the load for the external detector.
amount, and polarity, of change required for the
operational parameter currently open. (This is
Operational amplifier U28 is a unity gain, non-in
usually the last parameter entered by the operator.)
verting buffer for the detector input signal line; U29
is a differential amplifier/receiver that has a gain of
Since the Knob Amplifier is de coupled and of rela
x5. The output of this amplifier goes to the external
tively high gain, it is necessary for the main
ALC input circuits on the Al5 ALC PCB via the FP
microprocessor to periodically measure the de offset
ALC INPUT and FP ALC REF signal lines.
of this amplifier. During the knob amplifier zeroing
procedure, the KNOB AMP ZERO control line is set
Potentiometer Rl5 is used to adjust the input offset
high. This causes analog switch U26 to disconnect
of U29 to zero. This adjustment is performed during
the knob motor signal and to short the input of U27.
the calibration of the ALC circuits. For information
The main microprocessor reads the residual KNOB
regarding this adjustment, refer to the 67XXB Test
MON signal voltage via the DVM circuits and stores
and Calibration Manual.
this measurement value for use as the residual error
correction voltage.
2C-5 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES,
When the microprocessor reads a voltage resulting TROUBLESHOOTING
from movement of the knob, it subtracts the residual
error correction value to determine the actual meas Refer to the troubleshooting information in the
urement value. This is especially important when beginning of this section (Section 2-System Descrip
the knob is turned very slowly, as the signal voltage tion and Trou bleshoo t i n g). This infor mation
produced is extremely small. This technique allows provides some common front panel trouble indica
the DECREASE/INCREASE knob to be used over a tions and procedures for locating the failed assembly.
wide range of rotational speeds.
2C-6 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES,
2C-4.6 External Level Detector Preamplifier SERVICE SHEETS
The external ALC amplifier on the A2 PCB boosts Table 2C-l, on the first page of this section, refer
the external ALC signal to the propel' level for use ences the block diagrams, schematics, and parts
by the A15 ALC PCB. An external detector or power locator diagrams for the Al and A2 PCBs.
67XXB MM 2C-5/2C-6
2C FRONT PANEL
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CAPACITANCES ARE IN MICROFARADS.
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20-INPUTS/OUTPUTS 2D-2 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES,
A27 AND P/O A29 PCBs OVERALL DESCRIPTION
Refer to the overall block diagram of the Inputs/Out

puts interface circuits shown in Figure 2D-1. As
2D-1 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES: shown in the diagram, the circuitry contained on the
A27 AND A29 PCBs A29 and A27 PCBs process the input and output
signals that go to the rear panel AUXILIARY 1/0 and
BNC connectors. Generally, these are signals that
lnpuUOutput interface circuits located on the A29
interface the 67XXB with another instrument, such
Rear Panel Interface and A27 Auxiliary 110 PCBs.
as a network analyzer. The switching and processing
Refer to Table 2D-1 below. Refer also to the specific
of many of the 67XX B 110 interface circuits-either
troubleshooting information for these PCBs that is
on the A29 PCB or elsewhere-are under control of
located in the beginning of this section (Section 2-
the A23 Microprocessor PCB.
System Description and Troubleshooting).
For information pertaining to the rear panel input/ a. A27 Auxiliary 110 PCB
output signal lines not routed through-or processed The A27 Aux 110 PCB routes most of the 110
by-the A27/A29 PCBs, refer to Section 2M-Mother interface signals to/from the internal PCB as
board/Interconnections . For information pertaining semblies of the 67XXB to the appropriate rear
to the front panel input signal lines, refer to Sec panel connectors. Additionally, relay A27Kl
tion 2M and to Section 2C-Front Panel. generates the drive signal that is routed to the
rear panel PEN LIFT BNC connector. This signal
is used to interface with data plotters.
Table 2D-1. Inputs/Outputs Service Information
Documentation Reference Page The rear panel AUXILIARY 110 connector is an

................................................................... .1. ..... ............ .............1.................... integral part of the A27 PCB. The signals con
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A27 Auxlllary 1/0 PCB
General Circuit Description Para. 2D-2.1 2D-1
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2D-3 2D-2
b. A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 20-3 2D-6
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 2D-4 2D-7 The circuits located on the A29 Rear Panel In
terface PCB perform the following functions:
A29 Rear Panel Interface • Generate the HORIZ OUTPUT, V/GHz, and
General Circuit Description Para. 20-2.1 20-1 ALC SLOPE signals. Under control of the A23
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 20-4 20-2
Microprocessor PCB, the A29 PCB DAC cir
Block Diagram Fig. 2D-2 20-5
cuits generate these signals using the 0-lOV
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2D·5 20-8
Schematic (Sheet 1 Of 5) Fig. 20-6 20-9
analog ramp and +lOV reference signals from
Schematic (Sheet 2 of 5)
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2D-11 • Provide latching and buffering circuits for

Schematic (Sheet 4 of 5) 20-12 various instrument interface signals, which
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control, lock output, sequential sync, and

markers output signals.
• Generate drive and control signals for the
microwave deck components as follows: at
tenuator control, sampler switch drive, RF
output band switch drive, switched filter
d r i v e, down converter selec tion, and
modulator drive.
67XXB MM 2D-1
A27 AUXILIARY VO PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2D INPUTS/OUTPUTS
2D-3 A27 AUXILIARY 1/0 PCB, DETAILED microprocessor data bus lines, DO-D7, into the
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION various control latches and DACs throughout the
A29 PCB. This data controls the operation of the VO
Refer to the A27 PCB schematic, Figure 2D-4, during
interface and microwave component drive circuits
the following description.
located on this PCB.
All of the input/output signals that are routed

to/from the rear panel by the A27 PCB are routed to 2D-4.2 Microprocessor Interface Circuits
the A27 PCB via the A28 Motherboard. Edge connec
These circuits interface input signals from the rear
tor Pl connects the A27 PCB to the motherboard.
panel BNC connectors and status inputs from the
The A27 PCB then routes the VO signals to the
Al5/A25 PCBs and the 10 MHz Reference Oscillator
appropriate rear panel BNC connectors and/or to the
Assembly to the microprocessor data bus. Refer to
AUXILIARY 1/0 connector. sheet 1 of Figure 2D-6. Tri-state buffer, Ul, connects
the following signals to the microprocessor data bus
NOTE: when strobed by the Y6 output of U6:
The A27 PCB has no interaction with, or
• L MEM SEQ IN and L SWEEP DWELL IN sig
control of, the signal inputs from the front
nals that are input from the associated rear panel
panel BNC connectors or the input/output
BNC connectors (via the A27 PCB),
lines that are routed, via the A28 Mother
board and coaxial cables, to the rear • L RF UNLVLD from the Al5 PCB (via U2B/U2C),
panel. Refer to Section 2M-Mother • L XTAL O VEN from the 10 MHz Reference Oscil
board/I nterconnections for information lator Assembly,
pertaining to these signal lines. • L PS LOCK MON from the A25 PCB.
Connector Jl is a 14-pin DIL connector that connects The A23 Microprocessor PCB reads the state of the
via a ribbon cable to 11 of the rear panel BNC con Ul outputs associated with these signals ap
nectors (see Figure 2D-4). The AUXILIARY 1/0 con proximately every 50 ms. It then initiates ap
nector, J2, is a 25-pin D-type connector. This connec propriate action, as required.
tor extends through, and mounts to, the rear panel.
NAND gates U2B and U2C comprise a latch that
Relay Kl provides the switch closure for the rear senses the state of the L RF UNLVLD signal. When
panel PEN LIFT BNC connector signal. It is control the output of U2C goes high, the A23 Microprocessor
led by the PEN LIFT RELAY DRI VE signal from the reads the associated Ul output and determines that
A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB to provide normally an unleveled condition has occurred. It then sends
open or normally closed operation during sweep the proper signals to U6 to reset U2B/U2C. (This
retrace. This mode of operation is set by the A23 operation is used during the automatic ALC loop
Microprocessor PCB in response to instructions gain calibration that is initiated via the front panel
entered via the front panel keys or by GPIB com EXT GAIN CAL key.)
mands. (Refer to the 67XXB Swept Frequency Syn
thesizer Operating Manual.) When the L MEM SEQ IN signal from the rear panel
goes low, the change in state is sensed by the A23
2D-4 A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB, Microprocessor PCB via Ul. It then sequences from
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION the current front panel setup to the next setup that
is stored in memory.
Refer to the overall block diagram of the A29 PCB
(Figure 2D-2) and to the A29 PCB schematic (Fig The L SWEEP DWELL IN signal from the rear
ure 2D-6) during the following description. panel is sensed in the same manner. When the syn
thesizer is in the sweep mode and this signal goes
low, the A23 Microprocessor PCB causes the sweep
2D-4.1 Digital Control Circuits
to dwell (stop and wait). The duration of the dwell
Decoder chips U6 and U7 decode the PAO-PA2, signal is monitored by the A23 microprocessor to
LPA18 and LPA20 address lines from the A23 sense ':.he length of the sweep dwell. (The L SWEEP
Microprocessor PCB. The outputs of these devices DWELL IN signal also goes to the Al7 Analog In
are strobe pulses t h a t load data from the struction PCB sweep ramp control circuits.)
2D-2 67XXB MM
2D INPUTS/OUTPUTS A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
2D-4.3 External Instrument Interface Circuits The Q5, Qs and Q1 outputs of U4 are used in con
junction with operational amplifier U5C to produce
The Qo and Qi outputs of data latch U4 are used to the SEQ SYNC signal. During retrace and band
generate t h e R E TRACE BLANK and BA N D switch blanking, the Q1 output of U4 goes high . This
SWITCH BLANK signals. Operational amplifiers causes the output U5C to go to a TI'L high level
U5A and U5B invert these U4 outputs to provide (==+5V) .
negative polarity versions of the retrace and
bandswitch blanking signals. Integrated circuit For sweep markers that were selected via the front
switch U36 is controlled by the Q2 output of U4 to panel keys as MARKER SELECT, INTENSITY, the
select either the positive or negative versions of both marker output signal from U4, Q5 drives the output
signals. The state of this signal is set by the A23 of U5C to --5V during the positive portion of the
Microprocessor PCB in response to instructions marker signal. For sweep markers that were
entered via the front panel keys or by GPIB com selected as MARKER SELECT, VIDEO (i.e., en
mands. The outputs of U36 are routed to the rear hanced markers), the Q6 output of U4 also goes high
panel RETRA CE BLANK OUTPUT and BAND during those particular marker periods. This drives
SWITCH BLANK OUTPUT BNC connectors via the the output of U5C to -lOV during the positive
A27 PCB. portion of the marker signal. The SEQ SYNC signal
is routed to the rear panel SEQ SYNC OUTPUT BNC
The Q4 output of U4 drives Q19 to produce the PEN connector via the A27 PCB.
LIFI' RELAY DRIVE signal. The Qa and Qs outputs
of U4 are used as the LOCK OUTPUT and MARKER The Qo and Qi outputs of data latch U8 are used as
outputs, respectively. These signals are routed to the the L ALT 1 and L ALT 2 outputs, respectively. These
rear panel PEN LIFT, LOCK OUTPUT and MARKER signals are routed to the A27 PCB and distributed
OUTPUT BNC connectors via the A27 PCB. to the rear panel AUX 1/0 connector as the L ALTER-
67XXB
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67XXB MM 2D-3
INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING 20 INPUTS/OUTPUTS
NATE 1 and L ALTERNATE EN signals. These sig Each of the drivers is identical except for the resis
nals are used with the WILTRON 660 series network tors determining the output current to the PIN
analyzers in the alternate sweep mode of operation. switch; therefore, only one driver circuit is described.
Refer to the PIN drive circuit for the 2-8 GHz pole
of the main RF output multiplex switch that is com
2D-4.4 lOV Horiz Output Signal Circuits prised of analog switch U26A and driver transistors
Q6 and U30B.
The data for DAC UlO is first latched onto control
latch US and data latch U9. This data is then strobed
into the internal latches of UlO. During the CW or When the Qo output of U31 is high, the contacts of
step sweep modes of operation, the output of DAC U26A are open and the switch driver is in the off
UlO (via UllA ) is switched to the input of buffer mode. In this condition, U30B is saturated. The cur
amplifier UllB by analog switch Ul2A. In the rent through R52 determines the current to the
analog sweep mode, the ramp signal from the Al 7 2 to S GHz pole of the main RF output multiplexing
Analog Instruction PCB is switched to the input of switch and turns it off. Transistor Q6 is turned off.
UllB by analog switch Ul2D. The output of UllB
is the signal that is routed to the rear panel HORIZ When the Qo output of U31 goes low, the contacts of
OUT BNC connector via the Al 7 PCB. U26A close. Transistor Q6 is turned on and supplies
current through R56 to the PIN switch, turning it
on. Transistor U30B is biased off.
2D-4.5 Step Attenuator and R elay Drivers
The step attenuator driver circuits are used only for 2D-4. 7 ALC Loop 110 Interface Circuits
those units equipped with Options 2A, 2B or 2C. The ALC Loop circuits located on the A29 PCB are
Refer to sheet 3 of Figure 2D-6. Data latch US con described in Section 2K-ALC I Pulse Modulation.
trols the driver circuits for the microwave deck step These circuits are shown as shaded areas in Fig
attenuator and spare relays. ure 2D-2. The set of schematic diagrams contained
in Figure 2D-6 includes these circuits (this is done
The data that control these circuits are latched from in order to maintain the continuity of the A29 PCB
the data bus into US. The dual open collector line service information presented in this manual). Note
drivers, U20 -U23, are used to drive the step at that the ALC loop circuitry is electrically separate
tenuator actuator coils. Inverters Ul 7C-Ul 7F in from that of the other A29 PCB 1/0 interface and
vert the signals to one input of each of the dual microwave drive circuitry. Each of these circuit
drivers. This configuration provides opposite drive groups has separate power supply and ground refer
signals to the ATTN and THRU coils of each at ences.
tenuator section. The output transistor of the dual
drivers are protected by the diodes on each output. 2D-5 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES,
TROUBLESHOOTING
Optional relay drivers U19 and U35 operate in the
Refer to the troubleshooting information located in
same manner as described above. The outputs of
Ul9/U35 drive current driver transistors Ql, Q2,
Q13 and Ql4, which drive the (optional function)
relays. The driver transistors are protected by the
as a result of failures in the input/output assemblies
diodes on each output.
and probable causes of the failures.
2D-4.6 PIN Switch Drivers 2D-6 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES,

SERVICE SHEETS
Refer to sheet 4 of Figure 2D-6. Data latches U24
and U31 control the PIN switch drivers for the 4-pole Table 2D-l, on the first page of this section, presents
main RF output multiplexing switch, the 4-pole the arrangements of the block diagrams, schematics,
sampler multiplexing switch, and the switched filter, and parts locator diagrams for the A27 and A29
all of which are mounted on the microwave deck. PCBs.
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LATCHES
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U31
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(FROM A25 PCB)
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(FROM A23 PCB)
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U6,U7
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(FROM A23 PCB)
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(FROM A15 PCB)
67XXB MM
A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB Block Diagram
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-
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(4)
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DRIVER 2-3.5 TO SWITCHED
(REFER TO SECTION 2K)
CIRCUITS 3.5. 6 FILTER***
***LOCATED ON MICROWAVE DECK
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Rear Panel Interface PCB
2D-5
J1
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AUX 1/0
Connector
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( Receives ribbon
cable from
0 0
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BNC connectors)
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l
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A27AUX110 PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM
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6700-C-31840-3 (Rev. B)
2D-6 67XXB MM
0 1 2 3 4
P1
L MEM SEO INPUT

A
LOCK OUTPUT
0
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12
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8
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5
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25
23
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24 I
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21
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F 22
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19
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20 I
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13
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14
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16
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17 I 2
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NOTES:
UNLESS OTHERWISE SPEC IFIED, REF DESIGNA TIONS

LAST USED NOT USED
RESISTANCES ARE IN OHMS, CAPACITANCES ARE IN
M I C ROFARADS, AND I N DUCTANCES ARE IN M I CROHENR I E S CR1
K1
H
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J2
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5 6 7 8 9
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11
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21
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9
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Schematic Diagram (Sheet 1of1)
6700-D-31840-3 (Rev. A)
2D-7
A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE
(As viewed from bottom of instrument)
J10 J1 2
ATTENUATOR DRIVE J11 ATTENUATOR
( To Optional Attenuator) (Optional) (Optiona
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2::y:2:1:::1 2::YXi:]
J1
J7
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P1 FILTER DRIVE
MOD DRVR
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J2 Vii
via ribbon cable) a 2-8 GHz band)
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J3 Control Modulators SWITCH DRIVE
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MOD DRVR multi-band units)
J4
JS
BAND4
(Used in all units with
MOD DRVR
Frequency Doubler)
A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB PARTS LOCATOR 20 INPUTS/OUTPUTS
A29
REAR PANEL
INTERFACE
(Bottom Side)
�DRIVER
lal)
P2 P3
(ToA28J19 (ToA28J23
r ribbon cable) via ribbon cable)
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in all multi-band units)
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6700-D-31829-3 (Rev. K)
20-8 67XXBMM
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SPECIFIED. 3. GROUND SYMBOLS USED ON THIS ASSEMBLY I GATE
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no COORDINATES
5. STATIC SENSITIVE COMPONENTS USED IN
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THIS ASSEMBLY INCLUDE: 6700-D-31829-3 (Rev. J)
ns NOT INSTALLED CR12,CR14,CR16,U5,U10-U16,U19-U23,
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20-10 67XXB MM
03
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CR41
6700-0-31829-3 (Rev. J)
ATTEN SUPPL Y
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0 1 2 3 4
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2E-REFERENCE LOOP: A5, A7, A10 2E-2 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
PCBs AND CRYSTAL OSCILLATOR OVERALL DESCRIPTION
Refer to the block diagram in Figure 2E-1 for the

following discussion. The Reference Loop is com
prised of the 10 MHz Crystal Oscillator Assembly,
2E-1 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES:
the Afj Reference Oscillator PCB, the A 7 Reference
A5, A7, AlO PCBs and
Divider PCB, and the AlO Reference Buffer PCB.
Crystal Oscillator
This section contains service information for the ref The function of the Reference Loop is to translate
erence loop assemblies listed in Table 2E-1 below. the frequency accuracy and stability of the 10 MHz
Refer also to the specific troubleshooting informa reference signal (from the internal crystal reference
tion for the reference loop in the error code table that or an external synthesized source) to the Coarse
is located in the front portion of Section 2-System Loop, the Fine Loop, the 0.01 to 2 GHz Down Con
Description and Troubleshooting. verter, and the Pulse Generator.
Table 2E-1. Reference Loop Service Information The Afj Reference Oscillator PCB contains a voltage
controlled, surface-acoustical-wave (SAW) oscillator
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that generates an output frequency of 500 MHz. This
500 MHz signal is buffered and fed to the A3 Coarse
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Overall Description Para. 2E-2

1 2E-1
Loop Mixer PCB, the A 7 Reference Divider PCB, and
the 0.01 to 2 GHz Down Converter. The 500 MHz
Block Diagram Fig. 2E-1 2E-5
signal applied to the A7 Reference Divider PCB is
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divided by 10 and then divided by 5. (The 50 MHz
PCB LEVEL
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------- resulting from the divide by 10 is also buffered and
A5 Reference Oscillator PCB applied to an output reserved for future use.) The 10
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2E-3 2E-2
MHz resulting from the divide-by-5 is applied to the
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2E-2 2E-6
A 7 PCB's phase/frequency detector and to a buffer
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 2E-3 2E-7
amplifier which drives the AlO Reference Buffer
A7 Reference Divider PCB PCB.
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2E-4 2E-8 The synthesizer's internal 10 MHz crystal oscillator
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 2E-5 2E-9 reference and the external 10 MHz reference (when
used) are input through buffer amplifiers to the Ref
A10 Reference Buffer PCB erence Select Logic on the A 7 PCB. The control logic
detects the presence of an external 10 MHz refer
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2E-6 2E-10
ence and automatically switches it in as an input to
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1) Fig. 2E-7 2E-11
the Phase/Frequency Detector. When an external
10 MHz reference is used, the control logic also sup
plies a signal to turn off the internal 10 MHz crystal
oscillator and to tell the A23 Microprocessor PCB to
illuminate the EXT REF mess age o n the
synthesizer's front panel FREQUENCY display.
The phase/frequency detector compares the 10 MHz

signal, from the A 7 PCB's dividers, with the 10 MHz
signal, from the internal or external reference, and
outputs a + or - phase error to the A5 PCB. The
phase error is applied to the loop amplifier that
controls the frequency of the 500 MHz SAW oscil
lator. This compensates for any drift of the SAW
oscillator due to time and temperature.
67XXB MM 2E-l
AS REFERENCE OSCILLATOR,
DETAILED CIRCUrr DESCRIPTION 2E REFERENCE LOOP
The output of the phase/frequency detector is zero the DVM circuits located on the Al 7 Analog Instruc
when the Reference Loop oscillator is phase locked. tion PCB for monitoring by the A23 Microprocessor.
This output is also monitored by the A23
Microprocessor PCB (via the DVM circuits on the NOTE
Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB) to detect an unlocked Pressing <Shift> TRIGGER 010 displays
condition. An unlocked Reference Loop is shown (1) the RL TUNE voltage in the synthesizer's
as an error code (E5-10, E5-11 or E5-12) during self front panel LEVEL display window and
test, and (2) by the illumination of the NOT the Reference Loop frequency in the
0-LOCKED LED on the synthesizer's front panel. FREQUENCY display window. This may
be useful in troubleshooting reference
NOTE loop problems.
There are several reasons for the NOT
0-LOCKED LED to be illuminated. If it is
2E-3.2 Reference Loop Oscillator
illuminated when it should not be; i.e., in
the CW or Stepped Sweep modes of opera The voltage-controlled SAW oscillator, Yl, is tuned
tion, an instrument self test will indicate by the output of U2 to generate 500 MHz. The tuning
the area causing the unlocked condition. voltage range of +2V to +12V compensates for any
drift of the SAW oscillator output frequency due to
In addition to the phase lock monitor, the output of time and temperature. The output of Yl is fed in
the loop amplifier is monitored by the A23 parallel to buffer amplifiers U3, U4, and U5.
Microprocessor PCB via the DVM circuits on the Al 7
Analog Instruction PCB. This voltage may be dis
2E-3.3 Buffer Amplifiers
played on the synthesizer's front panel LEVEL DIS
PAY as a aid in troubleshooting. Buffer amplifiers U3, U4, and U5 isolate the RF
output connectors A5Jl, A5J2, and A5J3 and buffer
2E-3 A5 REFERENCE OSCILLATOR, the output of Yl. These amplifiers are all configured
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION the same, however, their biases are slightly different
to provide the necessary output signal levels.
Refer to the A5 PCB schematic diagram in Figure
2E-3 for the following discussion. The output of U4 is coupled to A5Jl by Cl9. This
500 MHz signal, at approximately 0 dBm, goes to the
2E-3.1 Loop Amplifier A 7 Reference Divider PCB. The output of U3 is
coupled to A5J2 by Cl8. This 500 MHz signal, at
The reference loop phase error signal from the A 7 approximately 8 dBm, goes to the A3 Coarse Loop
Reference Divider PCB is input at A5Pl, pin 6, and Mixer PCB. The output of U5 is coupled to A5J3 by
then goes to the unity gain differential amplifier, Ul. C20. This 500 MHz signal, at approxim ately
From the Ul output, the error signal goes to the 5.5 dBm, goes to the 0.01 to 2 GHz Down Converter
input of the Loop Amplifier, U2. The network com located on the RF microwave deck.
prised of Rll and C3 sets the basic reference loop
bandwidth to approximately 30 kHz. The output of The +lOV supply for Y l comes from on-board
U2 is the tuning control voltage for the Reference regulator VRl. This regulator helps isolate the SAW
Loop Oscillator. oscillator from the normal +15 VLP power supply
noise. The circuitry of Q2, Q3, and Q4 filters the
The output of the loop amplifier, U2, is clamped to input voltages (+15 VLP, -15 VLP, and +24 VG)
ensure that the reference loop oscillator, Yl, will not received from the A22 Regulator PCB, providing ap
generate frequencies outside of the desired operating proximately 20 dB rejection of noise and ripple from
frequency of 500 MHz. The circuit comprised of Ql, the power supplies.
CRl, CR4, RB, Rl2, and Rl3 clamps the most "nega
tive" output of U2 to +2V. The output range of U2 is
2E-4 A7 REFERENCE DIVIDER,
approximately +2V to +12V.
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The output of U2 is also coupled to pin 5 of connector Refer to the A7 PCB schematic diagram in Figure
A5Pl via the voltage divider/isolation network Rl6 2E-5 for the following discussion.
and Rl 7. This is the RL TUNE signal that goes to
2E-2 67XXB MM
A7 REFERENCE DIVIDER
2E REFERENCE LOOP DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
2E-4.1 500 MHz Input 2E-4.4 External 10 MHz Input Circuit
The 500 MHz output from A5Jl goes to an im If a 10 MHz signal is present at A7J4, it is input to
pedance matching network (Rl, R2, and R3). From buffer amplifier/squaring circuit Q4 where it is con
there it is input to buffer amplifier Ql and is coupled verted to a TTL-level square wave and output to
out by C3 to Ul, a divide-by-10 integrated circuit. U5-10. The output of Q4 also goes to CR5 and CR6,
The 50 MHz TTL output ofUl goes to the divide-by- a full-wave rectifier. The rectifier de output turns on
5 circuits, U3 and U4, and buffer amplifier Q7. Q7 Q5, pulling the collector to ground. This ground sig
isolates the RF connector A7J2, reserved for future nal to U5-12 disables U5D, causing its output at pin
use. 11 to go to a TTL high. U2C inverts the ground
signal from Q5 and applies a TTL high to U5-9
causing U5C to invert the 10 MHz input. FromU5-B,
2E-4.2 Divide-by-Five
the 10 MHz goes to U5-5 which also has a TTL high
U3, U4, and part of U2 comprise a divide-by-five on pin 4. The 10 MHz output at pin U5-6 is input to
circuit that drops the frequency from 50 MHz to U6.
10 MHz and outputs it to the U6 phase/frequency
detector circuit. The output of the divide-by-five cir The TTL high fromU2C also goes to connector A 7Pl,
cuit also goes to buffer amplifier Q3. The output of pin 3, then to the A8 Serial VO PCB via the A28
Q3 is coupled to RF connector A7J3 via C27. This Motherboard PCB. The A23 Microprocessor PCB
10 MHz signal, at approximately -2 dBm, goes to reads the signal during normal housekeeping
the AlO Reference Buffer PCB. The rest of the syn routines, then instructs the front panel to activate
thesizer uses this 10 MHz signal for reference. the EXT REF annunciator on the FREQUENCY dis
play via the AB Serial VO and A2 Front Panel Con
NOTE trol PCBs. The signal from U2C also turns on Q6.
This 10 MHz signal comes from the Since the collector of Q6 connects to the internal
500 MHz reference loop oscillator, not 10 MHz crystal oscillator via the A28 Motherboard
from the internal 10 MHz crystal oscil PCB, the line is pulled to ground, shutting off the
lator. When the reference loop oscillator is internal 10 MHz oscillator. This prevents spurious
unlocked, the 10 MHz reference for the responses.
synthesizer is off frequency by the same
percentage as the reference loop oscillator
2E-4.5 Phase/Frequency Detector
is from 500 MHz. When the unlocked ref
erence loop oscillator is 50 kHz high, the U5A andU6 compose a "D" flip-flop phase/frequency
10 MHz at A5J3 is 10 kHz high (50 detector. When the 10 MHz signals at U6-1 and
kHz/50). Although the Reference Loop is U6-13 are in phase, the rising edges transfer the +5V
unlocked, the Coarse, Fine, and YIG on pins 3 and 11 to output pins 5 and 9. Since pins
Loops still lock, but at a corresponding 1 and 2 ofU5A go high at the same time, U5A-3 goes
frequency offset. low and clearsU6A and U6B, setting their Q output
low again. This causes a pulse of approximately
20 ns (due to the propagation delay of U5A and U6)
2E-4.3 Internal 10 MHz Input Circuit
at pins 5 and 9 of U6.
The 10 MHz signal, from the internal crystal oscil
lator, is input via RF connector A7J5 to buffer When the 10 MHz clock at U6-1 is delayed by
amplifier/squaring circuit QB where it is converted 90 degrees (25 ns at 10 MHz), U5A-1 goes high
from a sine wave to a TTL level square wave. CR 7 25 ns after U5A-2. This results in a pulse of ap
acts as a switch for the bias current of QB, which is proximately 45 ns at U6-9 and a pulse of 20 ns at
furnished by R13. CRB prevents saturation of QS. U6-5. When the 10 MHz clock at U6-l is ahead by
The output ofQ8 goes to NAND gateU5D. Normally, 90 degrees, U6-5 has the 45 ns pulse and U6-9 has
U5-12 functions at a TTL high, so U5D inverts the the 20 ns pulse.
10 MHz input. FromU5-11, the 10 MHz output goes
to U5-4, which also has a TTL high on pin 5. The R23-C19 and R25-C20 integrate the outputs of U6,
10 MHz output at U5-6 is input to U6. which go to the differential receiver U7. If one of the
outputs of U6 has a wider pulse than the other, the
de voltage resulting from the integration of that
67XXB MM 2E-3
A10 REFERENCE BUFFER,
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2E REFERENCE LOOP
pulse will be higher than the de voltage resulting 2E-5.2 Buffer Amplifiers
from the narrow pulse. U7 amplifies this de voltage
Ql is configured as an emitter follower and biased
difference (the reference loop phase error) and out
by R3 and R4 for a collector current of approximately
puts it to A7Pl, pin 6. The error signal then goes to
5 mA R7, RS, R9, and RlO split the output signal
the A!5 Reference Oscillator PCB as the input to the
from Ql into four paths.
loop amplifier. Because the phase lock loop corrects
the frequency until there is zero phase difference,
Emitter follower Q2 receives its bias from the emit
the output from U7 is OV when the Reference Loop
ter ofQl. Its collector current is approximately 3 ma.
is phase locked. When the loop is unlocked, the
The output signal, which is coupled by C 7 to
phase detector has maximum output and the output
amplifierQ6, is amplified approximately three times
from U7 is approximately ±12V.
to overcome the losses from the splitter and emitter
followers. The amp lified signal, whose peak
The U7 output is also coupled to pin 5 of connector
amplitude is ==0.2V, is coupled to AlOJl by C9. The
A7Pl via the decoupling network R37, C22, and R39.
10 MHz signal, at approximately -2 dBm, goes to
This is the RL MON signal that goes to the DVM
the All Fine Loop Divider PCB. The other two buffer
-circuits located on the Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB.
amplifiers (consisting ofQ3, Q4, Q7, and Q8) operate
The A23 Microprocessor monitors this signal via the
the same as the first buffer amplifier. The 10 MHz
Al 7 PCB DVM circuit to determine if the Reference
signals at AlOJ2 and A10J3 go to the A6 Coarse Loop
Loop is locked.
Divider PCB and the Al3 Pulse Generator PCB
respectively.
The +5V supply for this PCB comes from the on
board regulator VRl. This regulator helps isolate the
Emitter follower Q5 applies its output signal to a
Reference Divider from both the 50 kHz switching
voltage divider consisting of L3, Q9, R38, Qll, and
signals and the normal noise and ripple on the
L4. The divider sets the collector current forQlO and
+9 VLP unregulated supply from the A25 Switching
Ql2 at approximately 10 mA. Q9 and Qll provide
Power Supply PCB.
temperature compensation for QlO and Ql2. CRl
and CR2 prevent QlO and Ql2 from becoming
2E-5 AlO REFERENCE BUFFER, saturated. CR3 and CR4 prevent damage toQlO and
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION Ql2 by clamping any signal inadvertently applied to
Refer to the AlO schematic diagram in Figure 2E-7 the AlOJ5 output. R39 provides the 50 ohm source
for the following discussion. impedance for the AlOJ5 output and current limits
any signal applied to AlOJ5.
2E-5.1 Input On-board regulator VRl provides the +5V power for
The 10 MHz signal input at RF connector Al0J4 the PCB. It receives its voltage from the A25 Switch
comes from the A7 Reference Divider PCB. It is ing Power Supply +9VLP unregulated supply.
buffered by Ql and then applied to the four output
buffer amplifier circuits. The buffer amplifier cir 2E·6 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
cuits going to RF connectors AlOJl, AlOJ2, and TROUBLESHOOTING
Al0J3 are identical. The buffer amplifier circuit for
RF connector AlOJ5 (rear panel output) provides
additional isolation and protection from any signal
applied to the AlOJ5 output. This high isolation
. provides a list of error codes that may be displayed
prevents destination circuit signals from gomg to the
as a result of failures in the reference loop subsys
other circuits. For example, any 200 to 321 MHz
tem and probable causes of the failures.
signal that comes from the All Fine Loop Divider
PCB and goes back into AlOJl will be attenuated by
40 dB at the AlOJ2 and AlOJ3 outputs. This 2E-7 REFERENCE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
prevents interaction of circuits requiring the SERVICE SHEETS
10 MHz reference signal and decreases the pos Table 2E-l (page 2E-l) presents the arrangements
sibility of spurious responses. of the block diagrams, schematics, and parts locator
diagrams for the A5, A7 and AlO PCBs.
2E-4 67XXB MM
2E REFERENCE LOOP
500 MHz 0 dBm

(FROM ASJ1)
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REFERENCE LOOP BLOCK DIAGRAM
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(TO A11J2 FL DIVIDER)
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(TO A13J1 PULSE
GENERATOR)
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AL MON (TO A17 PCB)
LINT 10 MHz DISABLE
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6700-D-31805-4 (Rev. B)
2E-7
A7J5
500 MHz 50MHz 10 MHz 10 MHz 10 MHz
==0 dBm (ToA14- ==-2dBm (From Rear (From Internal
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A7 REFERENCE DIVIDER PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM 2E REFERENCE LOOP
A7
REFERENCE
DIVIDER
Figure 2E-4. A7 Reference Divider PCB

6700-D-31707-3 (Rev. G)
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1. UNLESS Oll1ERWISE SP ECIFIED,
RESIS TANCES ARE IN OHMS (Q),
CAP,a.CITANCES ARE IN MICROFARADS (µF),
I INDUCTANCES ARE IN MICROHENRIES (µH).
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2. FIL TI:RCONS ARE USED BETWEEN Tl11S
H - �v;_P
J MOTHERBOARD CONNECTOR. EACH

SIGNAL PATH CONNECTION HAS
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BETWEEN IT AND CHASSIS GROUND.
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REFERENCE DESIGNATORS
CHA SSIS GROUND: r/7
F), ISOLATED GROUND: '\} LAST USED
C32
NOT USED
cs.a Figure 2E-5. A7 Reference Divider PCB
II. Q)
4. TEST POINTS ARE DENOTED AS: CR8
L3
C29
CR1·3
5. TROUBLESHOOTING VOLTAGE AND POWER
LEVELS INDICATED IN BOXES ARE TYPICAL
P1 Q2 6700-D-31707-3 (Rev. F)
08 R8
OR NOMINAL LEVELS. R43
6. STATIC SENSITIVE COMPONENTS USED IN TP3
llilS ASSEMBLY INCLUDE: U7
VR1
CR7, CR8, 01, U2-04, U6, U7, VR1 2E-9
10MHz
10MHz 10MHz 10MHz 10MHz ... +10 dBm
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... -2dBm
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NOTE:
Leading zeros on
component number
references may be
disregarded.
A 10 REFERENCE BUFFER PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM 2E REFERENCE LOOP
A10
REFERENCE
BUFFER
Figure 2E-6. AlO Reference Buffer PCB

6700-D-31710-3 (Rev. L)
2E-10 67XXB MM
0 1 2 3 4
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A10 REFERENCE BUffEll SCHEllATIC NOTES:
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1. UNLESS OlHERWISE SPECIFIED,
RESISTANCES ARE IN OHllS (O�
'=>I
CAPACITANCES ARE IN lllCROFARADS (µF), 8. PCB TRANSlllSSKlN UNE PATHS ARE
INDUCTANCES ARE IN lllCROHENRIES (µII). DENOTED AS: -cTI:J-
G 7. STATIC SENSITlVE COllPONENTS USED II
2. FILTERCONS ARE USED BElWEEN lHIS
PCB EDGE CONNECTOR AND lHE A28 lHIS ASSEllBLY INCLUDE:
llOlHERBOARD CONNECTOR. EACH CR1, CR2, Q6.Q8, YR1
SIGNAL PAlH CONNECTION HAS
(TYPICALLY) 1500pf CAPACITANCE • 8. LAST USEDINOT USED COllPONENTS ARE:
BEIWEEN IT AND CHASSIS GROUND. REFERENCE DESIGNATORS
3. GROUND SYMBOLS USED ON lHIS ASSEllBLY LAST USED NOT USED
SCHEllATIC SET ARE DENOTED AS: C22 NONE
CHASSIS GROUND: m CR4
ISOLATED GROUND: \J J5
L4
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4. TEST POINTS ARE DENOTED AS: @ P1
012
R39
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OR NOlllHAL LEVELS.
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6700-D-31710-3 (Rev. E)
2E-ll/2E-12
2F-COARSE LOOP 2F-2 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
A3, A4, AND A6 PCBs OVERALL D ESCRIPTION
Refer to the overall block diagram of the Coarse Loop

circuits shown in Figure 2F-1. The Coarse Loop is
comprised of the A3 Coarse Loop Mixer PCB, the A4
2F-1 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES:
Coarse Loop Oscillator PCB, and the A6 Coarse Loop
A3, A4, AND A6 PCBs
Divider PCB.
Coarse Loop frequency synthesizer circuits located The primary function of the Coarse Loop (CL) is to
on the A3 Coarse Loop Mixer PCB, A4 Coarse Loop provide the coarse tuning frequency that is used by
Oscillator PCB, and A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB. the YIG Loop circuits. The A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator
Refer to Table 2F-1 below. Refer also to the specific PCB contains a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO)
troubleshooting information for these PCBs that is comprised of a varactor-diode integrated circuit that
located in the beginning of this section (Section 2- generates an output frequency of 440-490 MHz. This
System Description and Troubleshooting.) Coarse Loop Oscillator (CLO) signal is buffered and
fed to the A3 Coarse Loop Mixer PCB, where it is
1
Table 2F-1. Coarse Loop Service Information mixed with a fixed 500 MHz reference signal from
the A5 Reference Oscillator PCB to produce the 10-
L.""''"'""'��w.J.-�
�:,�:��'"'"'"" ��"J'" p��-wl 60 MHz Coarse Loop IF signal. This IF signal is
· �1��·�t��tion...............................�;:��2····· ..·��........
passed through a 80 MHz low pass filter and then
goes to a limiter/ amplifier that prevents amplitude
modulated noise from being translated into frequen
.. ..
..!.�.?.!:l.�!.��.h.�.?.�.i.��........ . .... ......................�.��.�..?.��.�............�Y:�........
PCB LEVEL
cy modulated phase noise errors in the following A6
PCB circuits.
· ·
· 'A'i'ca'; �;;Tc;�·P'-•ili;tPc·e-w ------�-�--------· ·---� �"'"'" The amplified and limited CL IF signal is then
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2F·3 2F-2 divided by the A6 PCB divider circuits-either by
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2F-3 2F-1 O integer division-or by fractional division-if re
Schematic {Sheet 1 of 1 ) Fig. 2F·4 2F·1 1 quired. The output of these circuits is a 2 MHz signal
that contains the frequency and phase information
A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator of the CLO signal. This signal is fed to the A6
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2F-4 2F-2
phase/frequency detector circuits.
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2F-5 2F-1 2
Schematic {Sheet 1 of 1 ) Fig. 2F·6 2F·1 3
The A6 PCB integer divider circuits provide only
A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB 2 MHz frequency division steps of the C.L. IF signal
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2F-5 2F-5 (which represents a 2 MHz resolution of the CLO
Block Diagram . Fig. 2F·2 2F·9 signal). At high YIG oscillator frequencies, Coarse
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2F-7 2F-14 loop division steps finer than 2 MHz are needed. The
Schematic {Sheet 1 of 2)
{Sheet 2 of 2)
.
Fig. 2F·8 2F-1 5
2F-1 6
A6 fractional divide circuits provide this capability.
The phase/frequency detector circuits compare the

2 MHz divided signal from the counter circuits with
a 2 MHz reference signal that is derived from the
10 MHz signal from the AlO Reference Buffe r PCB.
The phase/frequency error signal produced by these
circuits is filtered and then used to tune the CLO on
the A4 PCB.
All A6 PCB counter functions are controlled by the

serial data input from the AB Serial 1/0 PCB. This
control data is generated by the A23 Microprocessor,
using information derived from the DVM circuits
located on the Al7 Analog Instruction PCB.
67XXB MM 2F-l
A3 COARSE L OOP MIXER, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2F COARSE LOOP
2F-3 A8 COARSE LOOP MJXER, proximately 12 dB. For input signals > -6 dBm, Q4
DETAILED cmCUIT DESCRIPTION and Q5 have a gain of about 6 dB. This limiting
action prevents any AM component on the IF signal
Refer to the schematic of the A3 PCB, Figure 2F-4,
from causing an FM component in the phase detec
during the following description.
tor output signal (which would degrade the phase
noise performance of the oscillator).
2F-3.1 Local Oscillator (LO) Input
The output of Q5 goes to the input of emitter follower
The 500 MHz LO signal from the A5 Reference Os
Q6. The output of U6 is coupled to connector A3Jl
cillator PCB is input to A3J2 at an approximate level
by R34 and C21. (Resistor R34 provides the 50 Ohm
of +7 dBm. The LO signal goes through a 6 dB
source match for this output, and C21 blocks the de
attenuator consisting of Rll, R12, and R13. From
component on the Q6 emitter.) This signal goes to
the attenuator, the signal goes to amplifier Q2 where
connector A6Jl of the A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB.
it is amplified back to a +7 dBm level. This attenua
tion/amplification process isolates the signal, thus
preventing it from reflecting back into the A5 Refer 2F-4 A4 COARSE LOOP OSCILLATOR,
ence Oscillator PCB. Capacitor C9 couples the signal DETAILED cmCUIT DESCRIPTION
from the collector of Q2 to the input of the double
Refer to the A4 PCB schematic in Figure 2F-6 during
balanced mixer, Ul.
the following description.
2F-3.2 440-490 MHz RF Input

2F-4.1 Input Amplifier
The 440-490 MHz coarse loop signal from the output
of the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator PCB (A4J2) is input The coarse loop phase detector error signal from the
to A3J3 at an approximate +3 dBm level. Resistors All Coarse Loop Divider PCB is input at A4Pl,
Rl, R2, and R3 attenuate the signal by 16 dB, which pin 7, and then goes to the input of the unity gain
provides isolation to prevent the 500 MHz reference differential receiver, UlA. The output of UlA goes to
oscillator signal and the IF signal from the mixer the four-element low pass filter consisting of Ll, L2,
from reflecting back into the A4 coarse loop oscillator C3, and C4. This low pass filter reduces the 2 MHz
circuit. power level of the error signal to bring the 2 MHz

sidebands on the VCO output within acceptable
limits. In order to keep the sidebands out of the final
The signal from the 16 dB attenuator is amplified by
RF output signal, they must be at least -109 dBc.
Ql and and goes to the 6 dB attenuator composed of
The filter also reduces the 600 kHz, 800 kHz, and 1
R9 and RlO. The signal level at the output of this
MHz fractional division sidebands to - 41 dBc, -28
attenuator is approximately -17 dBm. This signal is
dBc, and -89 dBc, respectively.
fed to one input of mixer Ul, where it is mixed with
the 500 MHz LO signal from the A5 Reference Loop
Oscillator PCB. The resulting 60 to 104 MHz IF
2F-4.2 Loop Amplifier
signal at the output of Ul has a level of approximate
ly -26 dBm. From the low pass filter, the signal goes to the input
of Loop Amplifier, UlB. The network comprised of
R26 and C21 sets the basic coarse loop bandwidth to
2F-3.3 Limiter/Amplifier
approximately 5 kHz. The output of UlB is the
From the mixer, the IF signal goes to the 80 MHz tuning control voltage for the Coarse Loop Oscil
low pass filter consisting of L2, L3, ClO, Cll, and lator, Yl.
C12. Resistor R18 provides the proper termination
for the mixer and low pass filter. At this point, the The circuit comprised of FET Q4, RlO, and R12-Rl4
IF signal level is approximately -33 dBm. is used to adjust the coarse loop gain as a function
of the coarse loop operating frequency. This is done
The signal goes to amplifier Q3, which provides a in order to normalize to coarse loop bandwidth
gain of approximately 20 dB. The output of Q3 is throughout the range of operation of the A6 Coarse
coupled by C15 to Q4 and Q5 which are arranged as Loop Divider PCB. As the output of loop amplifier
an ac-coupled differential amplifier (ac-coupled by UlB goes more negative, the conductance of Q4 in
C16). This amplifier has a small signal gain of ap- creases, which increases the gain of UlB. Variable
2F-2 67XXB MM
2F COARSE LOOP
>
500 MHz +7 dBm

(FROM A5 REFERENCE
OSCLLATOR PCB)
CLDATA��li!I
(FROM A8 SERIAL VO PCB)
CL CLK
(FROM A8 SERIAL VO PCB)
").!;4.;i;;;M
ffJ fu
;::i;- :;: ::: :Jll JIB&liMJIB [' i!i':: :·:,:::: -;: :)_::;::j:::: : : : : : : :: :: :
>.;;�•
10 llHz-2 dBm
(FROM A10 REFERENCE
BUFFER PCB)
67XXBMM
COARSE LOOP BLOCK DIAGRAM
440-490 MHz
>i!��..e->-------' •OdBm(TOA3J3)
440-490 MHz
OdBm(TOA31
POWER AMP/llULTIPLIER)
��""""'"""'-'-,,,,_.,.--'-::-� CL TUNE V
(TO A17 ANALOG
INSTRUCTION PCB)
CL MON
(TO A17 PCB)
Figure 2F-1. Block Diagram of Coarse Loop Circuits
2F-3/2F-4
2F COARSE L OOP A6 COARSE L OOP DIVIDER PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
resistor R14 is used to adjust the operating point of Table 2F-2. Yl Tune Control Voltage Range
this circuit.
Tune Voltage Output Frequency
NOTE: ""- 10.3 V 440 MHz

Variable resistor R14 is adjusted during "'-1 1 . 9V 465 MHz
initial calibration at WILTRON. No at
"'-1 3.6V 490 MHz
tempt should be made to adjust R14
w i t h o u t proper e q uipment. Contact
WILTRON Customer Service Department 2F-4.4 Buffer Amplifiers
at (40B) 77B-2000 for further information.
Buffer amplifiers U2/U3 isolate the two RF OUT
PUT connectors, A4Jl and A4J2 and buffer the out
The output of loop amplifier UlB is clamped so that
put of Yl. These amplifiers also provide an ap
the coarse loop oscillator, Yl, will not produce fre
proximate 12 dB gain that sets the output signal
quencies outside of the desired operating range. (The
level to approximately 0 dBM at both connectors.
clamping limits described below are for the -4 con
figuration of the A4 PCB.)
The output of U2 is coupled to A4Jl via Cl 7. This
signal is the Coarse Loop signal that goes to the A31
The circuit comprised of Q5, CRl, CR2, and R1B-R20
Power Amplifier/Multiplier module located on the
clamps the most "positive" output of UlB so that the
microwave deck. The output of U3 is coupled to A4J2
lowest coarse loop oscillator frequency is above ap
via C lB. This signal is the Coarse Loop signal that
proximately 420 MHz. The circuit comprised of Q6,
goes to the A3 Coarse Loop Mixer PCB.
Q7, CR3, R42-R47, and C45 clamps the most nega
tive output of UlB so that the highest coarse loop
oscillator frequency is below approximately 500 2F-5 A6 COARSE LOOP DIVIDER PCB,
MHz. Variable resistor R47 is used to adjust the DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
operating point of this circuit.
Refer to the block diagram of the A6 PCB, Figure
2F-2 (page 2F-9). Refer also to the schematic
Whenever the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator PCB is
diagram of the A6 PCB, Figure 2F-B.
replaced, the operation and adjustment of these cir
cuits should be verified before using the synthesizer.
For further information regarding performance 2F·5.1 Serial Input Control
verification and/or adjustment procedures for these
Shift registers U2 and U5 control all A6 PCB counter
ci rcuits, contact W ILTRON Customer Service
Department at (408) 77B-2000. functions using control data from the AB Serial I/O
PCB. Schmitt trigger gates UlA-UlD improve the
The output of UlB is also coupled to pin 5 of connec rise and fall times of the data clock and data signals
that are input from the AB PCB. The data signals
tor A4Pl via the voltage divider/isolation network
require two clock pulses per data bit to be trans
comprised of R15-Rl7. This is the CL TUNE signal
that goes to the DVM circuits located on the Al7 ferred into the shift registers. Since U2 and U5 are
in series, it requires 32 clock cycles each time the
Analog Instruction PCB (for monitoring by the A23
A23 Microprocessor sends data to the A6 Coarse
Microprocessor).
Loop Divider PCB.
NOTE:
Pressing <Shift> TRIGGER 012 displays Once the data transfer is complete, the outputs of
the CL TUNE signal voltage on the front shift registers U2 and U5 remain stable until the
panel LEVEL display for troubleshooting A23 microprocessor sends new data. Each time the
and calibration. frequency of the coarse loop oscillator is changed, U2
and U5 receive new data to program the counters.
2F-4.3 Coarse Loop Oscillator Circuit

2F-5.2 Coarse Loop IF Input
The varactor-diode oscillator integrated circuit, Yl,
is tuned through a frequency range of 440-490 MHz The 10 to 60 MHz IF signal from the A3 Coarse Loop
by the output of UlB; see Table 2F-2. The output of Divider PCB is input at connector A6Jl with a level
Yl is fed in parallel to buffer amplifiers U2 and U3. of approximately -2 dBm. The IF signal is ter-
67XXB MM 2F-5
A6 COARSE L OOP DIVIDER PCB, DETA ILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2F COARSE LOOP
minated by R12 and coupled via CU to amplifier Ql, nal frequency (490 MHz) by two and effectively
which has a gain of approximately two. The output multiplies it by 82. This results in a harmonic
of Q l drives buffer gate UBB that produces an ECL comb signal output with a harmonic signal spac
compatible clock signal that drives the coarse loop ing of 82 MHz (in the vicinity of 20 GHz). This
divider counters (U4/U7) and the divide-by-two flip is inadequate, since harmonic comb signals must
flop, U9A have a spacing of :5:20 MHz ( minimumFine Loop
Frequency divided by 10) near the desired YIG
tune frequency. 1b solve this problem, fractional
2F-5.3 Course Loop Counter Chain Operation
division of the C.L. IF signal is performed by the
The coarse loop counter chain is implemented as a A6 counter circuits. This technique results in a
N+l counter circuit. In the integer count mode of coarse loop resolution of 200 kHz. Note that 200
operation, these circuits divide the CL IF signal by KHz divided by two and multiplied by 82 results
whole integer ratios only. In the fractional division in a 8.2 MHz harmonic comb spacing in the
mode, the count ratios include fractional (decimal) vicinity of 20 GHz. This is well within the
components, as described below. 12 MHz tuning range (20 to 32MHz) of the fine
loop oscillator/counter circuits.
a. Integer Division Mode of Operation
The main coarse loop counter circuits are com The mode of operation of counters U4/U7 is
prised of presetable up/ down hexadecimal modified by the fractional division count control
counters U4/U7 and J-K flip-flop, U9A Counters circuits to produce division ratios that contain
U4/U7 are controlled by the Q outputs of shift fractional components. These circuits are com
register U2 as modified by the 4-bit adder in prised of:
tegrated circuits, U3 and U6 . In the integer • Rate-multiplier integrated circuit UlO,
count mode of operation, these circuits divide the • Waveform control and synchronization circuit
CL IF signal by integer ratios of 5 to 30. Refer comprised of Flip-flops U llA/UllB,

to Table 2F-3 which lists example A6 division • Bi-phase clock generation circuit comprised of
ratios and the corre!:iponding CLO and CL IF U20D, Q7 and QB,

signal frequencies. As can be seen from the table, • Shift register US, which controls UlO.
each integer division step corresponds to a 2

MHz step in the CLO and CL IF signal frequen- When active, these circuits cause the main
cies. coarse loop counters (U4/U7) to count by a factor
Table 2F-S. Example A6 PCB Division Ratios of N + 1 instead of N for the percentage of time
vs CLO Frequencies
determined by the number programmed into
UlO. For example, a divide ratio of 10.3 is ob
A6 Division CLOIF CLO
Ratio Freq (MHz) Freq (MHz) tained as follows:
1. Counters U4/U7 are programmed to divide
5 10 490 the CL IF signal by a factor of 10.
6 12 488 2. UlO is preset to 3.
7 14 486 3. U4/U7 divide by 10 for 70% of the time and
. by 11 for the remaining 30%. This results in
.
a total count during one period of the 2 MHz
clock of [(7 X 10)+(3 X 11)] = 103. This cor
28 56 444 responds to a count ratio of 103/ 10 = 10.3.
29 58 442
30 60 440 In the example above, the CL IF signal frequen
cy would be 10.3 X 2 MHz = 20.6 MHz, which
b. Fractional Division Mode of Operation corresponds to a CLO signal frequency of 479.4
At higher RF output frequencies, the 2 MHz MHz. If UlO had been programmed to 1 instead
CLO division steps are insufficient to provide of 3, the division ratio would have been 10. 1 and
adequate frequency resolution. 1b tune the YIG the resultant CLO frequency would have been
oscillator to an RF output frequency of ap 479.& MHz. Note that by loading different counts
proximately 20 GHz, the A31 Power Amplifier into UlO, any 200 kHz step can be obtained
Assembly divides the coarse loop oscillator sig- between the integer division steps.
2F-6 67XXB MM
2F COARSE LOOP A6 COARSE L OOP DIVIDER PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
2F-5.4 10 MHz Reference Input age at the input of U16. The output of U16 is the
(unfiltered) coarse loop phase error signal.
The 10 MHz signal from the AlO Reference Oscil
lator module is input at connector A6J2 with a level
of approximately -2 dBm. The signal goes to termi At zero phase difference, the output sensitivity (out
nation resistor R68 and to the emitter of transistor put pulse width versus phase difference) of the D
QS, which is configured as a temperature-compen type flip-flop phase detector circuit decreases. When
sating diode for transistor QS. Amplifier QS converts the phase detector operates in this region, this
the 10 MHz signal to TTL levels. Diode CR6 im decrease affects the loop gain and loop bandwidth.
proves the 10 MHz input signal rise time by prevent This can cause loop instability and poor phase noise
ing Q6 from becoming saturated. The output of Q6 performance of the loop. (This point of the phase
goes to U16, which is a presetable counter that is detector is also called the dead zone).
configured to divide-by-5. The output of U16 is the
2 MHz TTL-level signal that is the reference fre To reduce the dead zone, the A6 phase detector cir
quency input to the phase detector circuits. cuits are designed to function in an offset mode of
operation. The pulse width of the two input signals
to flip-flops U 1 4A and U14B are unequal: the
2F-5.5 Phase/Frequency Detector
10 MHz reference signal from U6 has a pulse width
The A6 phaseJfrequency detector circuits comprised of approximately 40 ns, and the F DIV signal from
of J-K flip-flops U14A /U14B, operational amplifier the coarse loop divider circuits (U7) has a pulse
U16, diodes CR2-CR5, and associated filter com width of approximately 20 ns. Also, resistor R38 is
ponents. Flip-flops U14A and U14B operate in the smaller than R39.
same manner as the phaselfrequency detector cir
cuits located on the A7 Reference Divider PCB (refer During phased locked operation, the loop amplifier
to the circuit description for these circuits located in on the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator PCB forces the
Section 2E-Reference Loop) . However, the A6 phase output of U16 to be OV when the loop is phase locked.
detector circuits operate at 2 MHz (i.e., the Coarse To counteract the extra current through R38, the
Loop reference frequency) instead of 10 MHz. pulse output at U14B is therefore slightly wider than
that at U14A (this phase lock offset is approximately
When the loop is phase locked, the Q outputs of 5 degrees).
U14A and U14B consists of narrow ( 20 ns) pulses
=
at a 2 MHz rate. These pulses are almost identical ,

as explained below. These outputs are connected to 2F-5.6 Notch Filters
the steering diode switches CR2-CR5 .
The phase information contained on the output of
Diodes CR2-CR5 are controlled by the Q outputs of U16 goes to the notch filters before being routed to
U14A and U14B. They switch the decoupled + 15V the loop amplifier on the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator
from R35 into the phase detector integrator filter PCB. When the divider is set for fractional division,
networks comprised of R36-C24 and R37-C27. these there is a 200 kHz component and its related har
filters integrate the 2 MHz pulses into a resultant monics on the output of U16. If unfiltered, these 200
de voltage that is applied to the inputs of U 16. Resis kHz components and related harmonics cause 200,
tors R38 and R39 provide the bias voltage to CR3 400, 600, and 800 kHz sidebands on the A4 Coarse
and CR5 for proper switching action and C28 and Loop Oscillator output. These sideband signal com
C31 provide additional filtering of the 2 MHz signal ponents multiply, along with signal components
component. from the Coarse Loop Oscillator signal, and show up
in the final RF output signal. The notch filter cir
When the Q output ofU14A is low, CR2 conducts and cuits reduce these levels so they are typically better
CR3 shuts off. When the Q output is high, CR2 shuts than -70 dBc in the final RF output.
off and CR3 conducts the current from R33 and R35
into the R36-C24 filter network. Diodes CR4/CR5, The A6 Coarse Loop Divider PCB contains three
resistors R34/R35, and filter R37-C27 work in a notch filters; two 200 kHz filters and one 400 kHz
similar manner for the Q output ofU 14B. The char fi�ter. The 400 kHz low pass filter, which is located
ges on C24 and C27 sums with the currents through on the A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator PCB, reduces the
R36/R38 and R37/R39 to produce a resultant de volt- other harmonically related signals.
67XXB MM 2F-7
COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOT/NG 2F COARSE LOOP
The first 200 KHz notch filter is comprised of Instruction DVM circuit. The A23 Microprocessor
Ul7B/Ul7A and associated components. This circuit monitors this point via the Al7 PCB DVM circuits
reduces the 200 KHz signal components of the coarse to determine if the Coarse Loop is phase locked or
loop phase error signal (thus reducing the amount of not.
these components that appear in the final RF output
signal). The output of this filter goes to the input of
2F-6 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
the 400 KHz notch filter.
TROUBLESHOOTING
The 400 KHz notch filter is comprised ofU18B/Ul8A Refer to the troubleshooting information located in
and associated components. This circuit reduces the the beginning of this section (Section 2-System
400 KHz signal components of the coarse loop phase Description and Troubleshooting). This information
error signal. The output of this circuit goes to the provides a list of error codes that may be displayed
input of the second 200 KHz notch filter comprised as a result of failures in the coarse loop subsystem
of Ul9B/Ul9A and associated components. This cir and probable causes of the failures.
cuit is identical in operation to the first 200 KHz
notch filter.
2F·7 COARSE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
The output of Ul9B is the filtered coarse loop error SERVICE SHEETS
signal, CL 0 ERR, that go to the A4 Coarse Loop
Oscillator PCB. The output of Ul9B is also fed Table 2F-l on the first page of this section the loca
through isolation network comprised ofR63/R64 and tion of the block diagrams, schematics, and parts
C50 to become the CL MON signal to the Al7 Analog locator diagrams for the A3, A4 and A6 PCBs.
2F-8 67XXB MM
2F COARSE LOOP
10- 60 MHz C.L IF

(FROMA3
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2F-9
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A6
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2F-16 67XXB MM
2G-FINE LOOP: A9 AND A1 1 PCBs 2G-2 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
OVERALL DESCRIPTION
Refer to the block diagram (Figure 2G-1) for the

following discussion. The fine loop comprises the A9
2G-1 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES:
Fine Loop Oscillator PCB and the All Fine Loop
A9 AND All PCBs
Divider PCB.
This section contains service information for the fine
loop assemblies listed in Table 2G-1 below. Refer also The function of the fine loop is to provide the fine
to the specific troubleshooting information for the tuning reference frequencies for the YIG Loop. The
fine loop in the error code table in the front portion A9 Fine Loop Oscillator PCB contains a voltage-con
of Section 2-System Description and Troubleshoot trolled oscillator (VCO) that generates an output
ing. frequency of 200 to 321 MHz. This fine loop oscil
lator signal is buffered and fed to the following
Table 2G-1. Fine Loop Service Information places.
D ocumen ta ti on Reference Pa ge • A12 YIG Phase Detector PCB, where it is used as

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the reference signal for the phase/frequency
2C3·: 1 detector of the YIG Loop.
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All Fine Loop Divider PCB, where it is compared

Block Diagram Fig. 2G-1 2G-5 to a reference frequency by a phase/frequency
Troubleshooting Para. 2G-5 2G-4
detector resulting in a phase error signal that
PCB LEVEL accurately controls the fine loop oscillator.
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A9 Fine L oop Oscllla tor PCB

Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2G-3 61-2 In addition to the 200 to 321 MHz signal received
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2G-2 61-6 from the A9 Fine Loop Oscillator PCB, the All Fine
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 1 ) Fig. 2G-3 61-7 Loop Divider PCB receives a 10 MHz reference sig
nal from the AlO Reference Buffer PCB and serial
A11 Fine L oop Divider PCB
data and clock signals from the AS Serial VO PCB.
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2G-4 2G-3
Parts Locator Diag ram Fig. 2G-4 2G-8
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 2) Fig. 2G-5 2G-9 As indicated on the block diagram, the 10 MHz ref
(Sheet 2 of 2)
.
2G-1 0 erence signal is divided by 100 to obtain a 100 kHz
reference signal that is applied to the phase/frequen
cy detector and output to the A25 Switching Power
Supply PCB. The serial data and clock signals from
the AS Serial 110 PCB o riginate in the A23
Microprocessor PCB. This data programs an ap
propriate divide number into the All PCB to arrive
at a 100 kHz signal input to the phase/frequency
detector. There, it is compared to the 100 kHz refer
ence signal and a + or - phase error is output. The
phase error signal is sent to the A9 PCB via notch
filters which eliminate any high frequency com
ponents. The phase error signal is amplified by the
loop amplifier, shaped by the linearizer circuit to
compensate for the nonlinear tuning characteristics
of the VCO's varactor diodes, and applied as tuning
voltage to the fine loop oscillator.
The output of the phase/frequency detector is

monitored by the A23 Microprocessor PCB (via the
DVM circuits on the Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB) to
detect an unlocked conditon. The output of the loop
amplifier is also monitored by the A23 Microproces-
67XXB MM 2G-1
A9 FINE L OOP OSCILLA TOR,
DETAILED CIRCUff DESCRIPTION 2G FINE LOOP
sor PCB via the Al 7 PCB's DVM circuits. This volt Reference voltages for the shaping diodes, CR5-
age may be displayed on the synthesizer's front CR10 are supplied by U2A and U2B; diode emitter
panel LEVEL display as an aid in troubleshooting. voltage is determined by the U2A and U2B output
resistors. As the input voltage at U3 pin 3 rises
A 20 to 32.1 MHz signal from an external syn above approximately 2V, CRlO starts conducting
thesizer or other signal source may be used in place and puts R31 in the circuit. The gain of U3 then goes
of the fine loop oscillator's signal when finer frequen from unity gain to approximately 1.25. When the
cy resolution is needed. The A9 Fine Loop Oscillator input on U3 pin 3 reaches approximately 2. 9V, CR9
PCB receives a Tl'L-level signal that disables the starts conducting. This adds the parallel value of
V CO to reduce the possibility of spurious responses R28 and R29 in parallel with R31, which increases
being generated. the gain of U3. This continues with each successive
breakpoint until CR5 conducts. When CR5 conducts,
2G-3 A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLATOR, the gain of U3 is at its maximum. The output of U3,
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION the tuning voltage, is applied to the VCO tuning
varactor diodes, CRll and CR12.
Refer to the A9 PCB schematic (Figure 61-3) for the
following discussion.
2G-3.3 Voltage-Controlled Oscillator
2G-3.1 Loop Amplifier The fine loop VCO consists of Ql, a low noise FET,
and a resonant circuit made up of the varactor
The phase error signal, FL 0 ERR, at A9Pl-6 is diodes, CRll and CR12, in conjunction with the
input to the loop amplifier, UlB via the unity gain printed circuit transmission lines. The VCO is tuned
differential receiver, UlA When J3 is between pins through the frequency range of 200 to 321 MHz by
1 and 2 ( the normal position), UlB has no de feed the tuning voltage output of U3. The ALC amplifier,
back and the ac feedback is via C7 and C31. This U4, controls the output power of the oscillator by
provides a loop bandwidth of approximately 2 kHz. controlling the collector current of Ql. The output of
With J3 between pins 2 and 3, the loop amplifier Ql is applied to the Q2 buffer amplifier, which
becomes a unity gain inverting amplifier to allow reduces loading on the resonator circuit. This in
testing of the V CO without the phase-lock loop. The creases the Q (quality) of the oscillator, resulting in
output of the loop amplifier goes to the shaping reduced phase noise. Q2's output is sent to the two
amplifier, U3, and to A9Pl-5 v ia the voltage output buffer amplifier circuits and to rectifier diode,
divider/isolation network (Rl3, Rl4 and R16). FL CR14. CR14 is the rectifier diode for the ALC loop of
TUNE, the voltage from the divider Rl3 and R16, is the VCO.
monitored by the A23 Microprocessor PCB via the
Al 7 PCB DVM circuit for troubleshooting purposes. When an external source is used to get finer frequen
cy resolution than is available with the synthesizer's
NOTE fine loop, the signal, L HI RES EN, at A9Pl-4 goes
Pressing <Shift> TRIGGER 0 1 1 allows in to a TTL low. This forces the output of U4 to its
dependent control of the fine loop VCO via maximum positive value, cutting off the Ql oscil
the All Fine Loop Divider PCB. The FRE lator. This reduces the possibility of spurious respon
QU ENCY display shows the frequency of ses due to the mixing of the signals from the
the oscillator. the LEVEL display shows synthesizer's fine loop and the external source in the
the tuning voltage. Al2 YIG Phase Detector PCB.
2G-3.2 Linearizer 2G-3.4 Output Amplifiers

The tuning shaper, U2, and its associated circuits, The two output buffer amplifier circuits isolate the
controls the gain of the shaping amplifier, U3, by output signals from each other and from the VCO
shaping the tuning voltage. Shaping compensates itself. Q3 provides some gain and Q4 provides a low
for the non-linear tuning characteristics of the output impedance. R43 provides the 50 Ohm output
tuning varactor diodes, CRll and CR12. This results impedance for Jl while R59 does the same for J2.
in a more constant loop-gain and bandwidth-with The Q5 and Q6 amplifiers operate in the same man
frequency change. ner as Q3 and Q4.
2G-2 67XXB MM
A 1 1 FINE L OOP DIVIDER,
2G FINE L OOP DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
2G-4 All FINE LOOP DIVIDER, FLO 12, also from the AS PCB, is the only All PCB
DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION control signal that is not sent serially. It is normally
low and goes to a 'ITL high only at Fine Loop oscil
Refer to the All PCB schematic (Figure 61-5) for the
lator frequencies of 300 MHz or greater.
following discussion.
2G-4.4 Counter Circuits

2G-4.1 10 MHz Input Circuit
The divide-by- 10/ 1 1 counter circuits are
The 10 MHz reference signal input at AlOJl, shown
programmed to arrive at a 100 kHz signal to be
on sheet 2 of the schematic set, is received from the
input to the phase/frequency detector.
AlO Reference Buffer PCB. It goes to Q3 via Q2,
which provides temperature compensation. Q3 con
Decade counter U3 determines the count for the
verts the signal to 'ITL levels to drive U19, a dual
10 MHz decade and US does the same for the 1 MHz
bi-quinary divider. U 19 divides the 10 MHz refer
decade. U5 counts by either two or three, depending
ence signal by 100 producing a 100 kHz 'ITL output
on the condition of the FLO 12 input control. U12
at U 19-3. This 100 kHz signal is applied to U20-1 as
determines the number of output cycles of U14 when
the reference signal input to the phase/frequency
U14 is in the divide-by-11 state instead of the divide
detector.
by- 10 state. U12 operates in both the 100 kHz
decade steps and the 10 kHz fractional division
The 100 kHz signal also goes to UlO where it is
steps. U7, in combination with Ull, provides the
buffered and sent to the A25 Switching Power Supp
counts for fractional division used to obtain the
ly PCB via AllP l-7. EMI filtering is provided by RlO
10 kHz resolution of the fine loop.
and the chassis-mounted filtercon at AllPl-7. The
A25 Switching Power Supply PCB is injection locked
U12 is normally programmed for a count of two at a
to 100 kHz to ensure that its 50 kHz switching rate
fine loop frequency of 200 MHz, causing U14 to
does not zero beat with the reference frequencies in
remain in a divide-by-10 state for each 100 kHz
the synthesizer's phase-lock loops.
cycle. If the count is incremented to three, U14
divides by 11 for each 100 kHz cycle, resulting in
2G-4.2 200-321 MHz Fine Loop Input 2001 input cycles for each 100 kHz cycle and a fine
loop frequency of 200. 1 MHz. Increasing the U12
The 200-321 MHz signal input at AllJ l, shown on
count to four results in 2002 input cycles to U14 for
sheet 1 of the schematic set, comes from the A9 Fine
each 100 kHz cycle and a fine loop frequency of
Loop Oscillator PCB. It is amplified by Ql and sent
200.2 MHz. By incrementing the count of U12, the
to U14, a dual-modulus 10/ ll divider. Dual flip-flop,
entire 100 kHz decade can be obtained.
U13 provides the PEl and PE2 inputs that control
the state of U14. When PEl and PE2 inputs are both
Ull is programmed for a count that is one higher
low Q 14 divides by ll, and when either input is
than the required count of U12. When the input to
high, Q 14 divides by 10. The divided-signal output
Ull-7 goes low, the output of Ull reprograms the
of U14 is inverted by U15 and then sent to counters
U12 counter to provide an increase of one count.
US and U12, and flip-flops U9 and U13.
Rate multiplier U7 controls the input to Ull-7. If U7
is programmed to provide one output pulse for every
2G-4.3 Serial Input Circuits ten input pulses at 100 kHz, it outputs a low to
Ull-7, causing Ull to increase the U12 count by one
FL DATA and FL CLK, the serial data and clock
for every tenth 100 kHz pulse. This causes U14 to
signals from the AS Serial 1/0 PCB, are input at
divide by 11 for one out of every ten 100 kHz cycles,
AllPl pins 3 and 4 and then sent to shift registers
resulting in 20,001 input cycles for every ten
U2 and U6 via Ul, a Schmitt trigger buffer. The
100 kHz cycles and a fine loop fre quency of
clock signal shifts the serial data input, whi�h is
. 200.01 MHz. Increasing the count of U7 increments
16 bits long, into the registers. Once data is shifted
the fine loop frequency in 10 kHz steps.
into the shift registers, the parallel outputs of the
registers hold the data until new data is shifted in.
At 200 MHz, US provides 20 output pulses for every
The parallel data output of U2 and U6 sets the count
200 input pulses from U14, U3 provides two output
of the counters and fractional division control cir
pulses for every 20 input pulses from US, and U5
cuits.
67XXB MM 2G-3
FINE LOOP ASS EMBLIES, TROU BLESHOOTING 2G FINE LOOP
provides one output pulse for every two output pul an ac signal to be injected for testing of the notch
ses from U3. If US is programmed to load a count of filters or for exercising the phase-lock loop.
one at every 100 kHz cycle, the input to Ul4 in
creases to 201 M Hz to provide 100 kHz at U9-5. If
2G-4.6 Notch Filters
U3 is programmed to load a count of one for each
100 kHz cycle, US must provide an additional 10 The fine loop phase information at the output of U2 1
counts. This requires the input to U l4 to increase to goes through the notch filters before being sent to
2 10 M Hz . By loading different counts into U3 and the A9 Fine Loop Oscillator PCB. When the divider
U S , the entire fre quency range (from 2 0 0 to is set for fractional division, there is a 10 kHz com
300 M Hz) can be covered in 1 M Hz steps. ponent and its related harmonics on the output of
U2 1. If left unfiltered, this causes 10, 20, 30, and
At 300 M Hz, the FLD 12 line goes to a TTL high. 40 kHz sidebands on the fine loop oscillator output
This causes U5 to output one pulse for every three signal and shows up in the final RF output signal.
input pulses which is essentially the 100 M Hz The notch filter circuits re duce these sideband
decade. The only difference in the programming for levels.
the Fine Loop counters, at 200 and 300 M Hz, is the
FLD 12 line. The input data to U3, US, Ul2 and U7 The All Fine Loop Divider PCB contains five active
is the same at 200 and 300 M Hz. Incrementing in twin-T notch filters. There are two each for 10 kHz,
10 kHz, 100 kHz, 1 M Hz and 10 M Hz steps is iden since this is the highest amplitude and can cause the
tical to when the frequency is at 200 M Hz. most spurious responses. There is one each for
20 kHz, 30 kHz and 40 kHz. These filters have a
The 100 kHz signal at U4-6 i s output via flip-flop U9 40 dB (typical) rejection at their notch frequency.
to the phase/frequency detector to be compared with
th e d i v i d e d 1 0 M H z refe r e n c e frequen cy. U 9 The output of U26 is the (filtered) fine loop phase
provides 2 clock cycles of delay and determines the error signal, FL 0 ERR, that is sent via AllPl-3 to
100 ns pulse width for the 100 kHz signal. The out the A9 Fine Loop Oscillator PCB to control the fine
put signal at U9-6 reloads the counters for the next loop oscillator's frequency. The output of U26 is also
1 0 0 kHz cycle, loads two counts into the Ul2 sent via the filtering an d isolation network (R46,
counter, and sets Ul3-5 low and U l3-9 high. C48, and R4 7) and connector AllP l-6 as the signal
FL M ON to the Al 7 Analog In struction PCB's DVM
circuit. The A23 Microprocessor monitors this signal
2G-4.5 Phase/Frequency Detector
via the Al 7 PC B's DVM to determine if the fine loop
The fine loop phase/frequency detector, U20 operates is phase-locked. When the fine loop is phase-locked,
the same as the reference loop phase/frequency this voltage is very close to OV.
detector on the A7 Reference Divider PCB (refer to
Section 2E-Reference Loop for a detailed circuit 2G-5 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
description). However, the fine loop phase/frequency TROUBLESHOOTING
detector operates at 100 kHz instead of 10 M Hz .
The outputs of U20 are sent via the integrator filter the front portion of Section 2-System De scription
and Troubleshooting. This information provides a
networks, Rl3-C26 and Rl4-C27, to the differential
receiver, U21. The output of U2 1 is the (unfiltered) list of error codes th at may be displayed as a result
fine loop phase error signal. R20 provides a de offset of failures in the fine loop subsystem and probable
voltage for U2 1 which results in the phase/frequency causes of the failure s.
detector operating in an offset mode. This prevents
the phase/frequency detector from operating in the 2G-6 FINE LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
d e a d z o n e and d r a s t i c ally affecting the l o o p SERVICE SHEETS
dynamics. When the Fine Loop is phase-locked, the
Table 2G-l (page 2G-l) presents the arrangements
loop amplifier on the A9 Fine Loop Oscillator PCB
of the block diagrams, schematics, and parts locator
forces the output of U2 1 to be OV. This causes the
diagrams for the A9 and All PCBs.
output pulse on U20-9 to be wider than at U20-5,
thereby canceling the approximately three degrees
of offset provided by R20. Test point 4 at Rl 7 allows
2G-4 67XXB MM
2G FINE LOOP
FL DATA :
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FINE L OOP BLOCK DIA GRAM
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A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLA TOR PCB PARTS L OCA TOR DIAGRAM 2G FINE LOOP
Figure 2G-3. A9 Fine Loop Oscillator PCB

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2G-10 67XXB MM
2H-YIG LOOP/ FM MODULATION 2H-1.l YIG Loop/FM Subsystem Overall
SUBSYSTEM: A12 AND A16 PCBs Functional Description
The YIG phase-lock loop portion of this subsystem is

used to fine-tune the YIG-tuned oscillator to the
2H-1 INTRODUCTION exact output frequency entered by using the front
panel keys or via the GPIB. It also reduces FM noise
This section contains service information for the close to the carrier. The FM portion of the subsystem
YIG Loop and FM Modulation circuits located on the provides the synthesizer with frequency modulation
A12 and A16 PCBs and also on the A30 Sampler/IF capability in both phase-locked and unlocked modes
Amp Assembly and the A31 Multiplier/Power Amp of operation.
Assembly; see Table 2H-1 below. For information
pertaining to the A18-A21 YIG Driver PCBs, refer
a. YIG Loop Functions
to Section 2J-YIG Driver. Refer also to the specific
troubleshooting information for the A12 and A16 Refer to the overall YIG loop functional block
PCBs in the error code table located in the front diagram, Figure 2H-1. One input to the A30
portion of Section 2-S y stem Descri ption and Sampler/IF Amplifier is a 220-245 MHz har
Troubleshooting. monic comb signal which is derived from the
440-490 MHz output of the coarse loop oscillator
by the A31 Power/Amp Multiplier assembly.
Table 2H·l. YIG Loop I FM Modulation This signal drives the step-recovery diode (also
Service Information part of the A31 assembly) that produces har
monics from 1.98 to "' 40 GHz. This harmonic
comb is fed to the input of the A30 Sampler/IF
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Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2H-2 2H-3 harmonic produces a low frequency difference
Block Diagram Fig. 2H-1 2H-9 signal which is the YIG IF signal (20-32.1 MHz).
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2H-3 2H-12
Schematic Diagram Fig. 2H-4 2H-13
The A23 Microprocessor programs the coarse
A16 FM PCB loop output frequency so that one of its har
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2H-3 2H-4 monics will be within 20-32.1 MHz of the desired
Block Diagram Fig. 2H-2 2H-11 YIG operating frequency. The YIG Phase Detec
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2H-5 2H-14 tor compares the YIG IF signal to a 20-32.1 MHz
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Schematic (Sheet 1 of 4) Fig. 2H-6 2H-15 frequency reference signal that is derived from
(Sheet 2 of 4) 2H-16 the 200-321 MHz output of the fine-loop oscil
(Sheet 3 of 4) 2H-17
lator. The YIG phase detector fine tunes the YIG
(Sheet 4 of 4) 2H-1 8
via the YIG FM coil driver to eliminate any fre
A30 Sampler/ quency difference between the two signals.
IF Amp Assembly
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2H-5 2H-7 Phase-locking the YIG-tuned oscillator over a
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2H-7 2H-19 broad frequency range is accomplished b y
Schematic Diagram Fig. 2H-9 2H-21
programming the coarse loop to various frequen
cies that have harmonics close to the desired
A31 Multiplier/
Power Amp Assembly operating frequencies. Exact frequency tuning
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2H-4 2H-7 for each desired operating frequency is ac
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2H-8 2H-20 complished by programming of the fine-loop os
Schematic Diagram Fig. 2H-10 2H-22 cillator. (In each case, the YIG-tuned oscillator
is first tuned via its main tuning coil to the
approximate desired operating frequency.)
67XXB MM 2H-1
YIG LOOP/FM SUB SYSTEM OVERALL FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 2H YIG LOOP I FM
The programming (tuning) range of the coarse In the phase-locked mode of operation, the FM
loop oscillator provides harmonic signals in the circuits are configured to operate as follows:
range of 1.98 to"" 40 GHz. The harmonic signal
• The FM modulation signal is filtered, as DC
spacing varies throughout this range from
FM operation is not possible in this mode. The
1 MHz to 12 MHz. Thus, any YIG-tuned oscil
filter selection in this mode is normally under
lator output frequency can be down converted to
control of the A23 Microprocessor.
a YIG IF signal between 20-32.1 MHz. Since the
coarse-loop output is synthesized, its frequency • The FM Integrator circuit is not bypassed in
can be acljusted only in finite steps. The result this mode; therefore, the FM modulation sig
ing harmonic steps may be as large as 12.1 MHz nal from the amplifier/filter circuits is in
at high frequencies. tegrated. This circuit also amplifies the FM
modulation signal by a factor approximately
equal to the YIG loop gain factor and with the
The YIG loop is fine tuned by varying the 20-
same response characteristics (i.e., high gain
32.1 MHz reference frequency signal applied to
at low frequencies, decreasing gain as the
the YIG loop phase detector. This signal is
modulating frequency increases).
derived by dividing the fine-loop oscillator signal
by a factor of 10. By programming the fine-loop • The output of the integrator circuit is fed into
the A12 PCB's YIG phase-lock circuit to cancel
oscillator, this signal can be adjusted in 1 kHz
the correction error signal that is caused by
increments over a 20-32.1 MHz range. The
the frequency modulation of the RF output
resolution of the fine-loop oscillator (hence the
signal. Without this function, modulation fre
resolution of the RF output signal) is 1 kHz, which
quencies below the YIG loop bandwidth (ap
is much finer resolution than is available from the
proximately 10 kHz) would be removed by the
coarse-loop alone.
YIG phase-lock loop circuitry.
• The attenuated FM modulation signal is com
NOTE
bined with the YIG frequency error signal at
Whenever the syn thesizer is operating the input of the FM Deviation Limiter circuit.
in the phase-locked mode, the frequen The combined signal output from this circuit
cy of the YIG IF will always equal 1/ 10 then goes to the FM amplifier in the normal
the frequency of the fine-loop oscil manner (see below).
lator.
In the unlocked :node of operation, the FM cir
For applications requiring resolution finer than cuits are configured to operate as follows:
1 kHz, an external 20-32.1 MHz synthesizer can • The FM modulation signal is not filtered (i.e.,
be connected at the rear panel to substitute for DC FM operation is selected).
the internal fine-loop signal. The tuning resolu
• The FM Integrator circuit is bypassed in this
tion is then determined by the resolution of the
mode; therefore, the FM modulation signal
external syn thesizer.
from the amplifier/filter circuits is not in
tegrated.
b. FM Modulation Functions
In addition to the YIG loop's frequency phase In both FM operating modes, the output of the
lock control circuitry, the YIG loop contains the amplifier/filter circuits (U4) goes to the input of
FM modulation circuitry that allows the user to the FM attenuator circuit and the input of the
frequency modulate the RF output waveform. A FM peak detector circuit. The output from the
portion of this circuitry is also used for the nar FM attenuator circuit goes to the FM limiter, FM
row band sweep function (i.e., sweeps s;50 MHz). sensitivity circuits, and FM output amplifier.
The external FM signals from the front and rear The FM output from the A16 PCB is routed to
panel connectors are routed to input buffer the A18-A21 YIG driver PCB(s). The FM
amplifiers and combined. The output of the amplifier of the YIG driver board selected by the
input amplifier chain is fed to the input of the A23 Microprocessor drives the FM coil of the
filter networks. YIG-tuned oscillator assembly.
2H-2 67XXB MM
2H YIG LOOP/FM A 12 YIG PHASE DETECTOR PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The field produced by the YIG-tuned oscillator's signal from Ul goes to U2, which is another divide
FM coil interacts with the magnetic field that by-10 counter. The 2-3.21 MHz TTL signal from U2
results from the current flow through the YIG is the frequency reference signal that is connected to
tuned oscillator's main tuning coil. The modula one input of the YIG phase/frequency detector circuit
tion of this magnetic field changes the frequency comprised of U4A and U4B.
of the YIG-tuned oscillator at the rate of the
modulating frequency. Maximum deviation in
the unlocked mode is ±25 MHz. 2H-2.3 Phase/Frequency Detector Circuit
This circuit compares the 2-3.21 MHz output signal

For narrow band analog sweeps (<50 MHz), the
from the A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier signal with the
ramp voltage from the Al7 PCB goes to the
2-3.21 MHz output signal from U2, which is derived
Sweep Amp. The Sweep Amp applies the ramp
from the Fine-Loop Oscillator signal. This circuit is
through S3 to the FM Amp on the Al8-A21 YIG
a "D" flip-flop phase detector circuit comprised of
Driver PCBs. This improves the residual FM
U4A , U4B and U5C.
characteristics during narrow band sweeps.
Whenever the input signal at pin 13 of U4 leads the

2H-2 A12 YIG PHASE DETECTOR PCB
input signal at pin 1, the waveform at the Q2 output
cmCUIT DESCRIPTION
(pin 9) will be of longer duration than that at the Ql
The circuits located on the Al2 PCB provide the output (pin 5). Conversely, whenever the signal at
frequency/phase locking functions for the YIG loop. pin 1 lags that at pin 5, the waveform duration at
Refer to Figure 2H-l, and to the Al2 PCB schematic Q2 will be of shorter duration. When both input
diagram, Figure 2H-4. signals are in phase, both Q output signals will be
approximately equal (...20 ns).
2H-2.l Sampler/IF Amplifier Input Circuit

Resistors R25/R28 and capacitor C20 along with
The 20-32. l MHz IF signal from the A30 Sampler/IF R27/R29 and C21 comprise RC filters that integrate
is input at connector Al2J4 (the signal level at this the output waveforms of U4 Ql and Q2 respectively.
connector is approximately 0 dBm). Resistors R6 These filters also reduce the 2-3.21 MHz phase
and R7 comprise a resistive pad that attenuates and detector reference frequency sidebands. The outputs
isolates the Al2J3 test connector. This test point can of the filters go to the inputs of differential receiver,
be monitored by an oscilloscope, network analyzer, U6. The output of U6 is the YIG phase error signal.
or spectrum analyzer to monitor what is happening If R30 were not in the circuit, the output of U6 would
inside the YIG loop. The signal level at Al2J3 is be OV when the YIG loop was locked. However, R30
approximately 12 dB down from the level at Al2J4. provides a phase offset of about 30 degrees to
The signal at Al2J4 goes to transistor Q7, which has prevent the phase detector from operating in its
a gain of approximately 10 dB; the output from Q7 dead zone. This is especially important during phase
goes to QB which converts the signal to TTL levels. modulation.
From the collector of QB, the signal goes to U3 which
divides the signal by 10 and applies it to U4, which
Differential receiver U6 has a X4 gain. The output
is the phase/frequency detector for the YIG loop.
of U6 is the YL 0 ERR signal that is routed to the
Al6 FM board via the A28 Mother Board. Under
2H-2.2 200-321 MHz Fine Loop Oscillator locked conditions, The voltage at this point will be
Input and Divider Circuits OV. When the YIG loop is unlocked, the voltage will
be +12V or -12V.
The output signal from the A9 Fine Loop Oscillator
PCB is input at Al2Jl (signal level "'-5 dBm). It is
coupled by C3 to X5 amplifier, Ql. The output of Ql Resistors R45/R46 and capacitor ClO, filter the YIG
is coupled to the ECL input of Ul, which is a dual error signal and provide isolation for the U6 output.
modulus divider configured to divide by 10 at all The output of this filter is the YL MON signal that
times. The TTL output of Ul goes to U5A, which is is routed to the Al7 Analog Instruction PCB's DVM
a NANO gate that is used as a switch. When the circuit. The A23 Microprocessor monitors this signal
L HIGH RES EN signal from the Al6 PCB is high, via the DVM to determine if the YIG Loop is phase
U5A-2 and U5B-5 will be high and the 20-32.1 MHz locked.
67XXB MM 2H-3
A 12 YIG PHASE DETECTOR PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2H YIGLOOP!FM
The 0 MOD and 0 MOD REF phase modulation troubleshooting purposes. These codes are listed in
signals from the A16 FM board are filtered by the Table 2-2 located in the front portion of Section 2-
RC filter networks comprised of R39, C26, R40 and System Description and Troubleshooting.
R38, C27, and R41. These filtered signals are com
bined with the YIG phase error signal that are input 2H·3 Al6 FM PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
to the phase detector, U6. During the FM modula
tion mode of operation, these signals change the The circuitry contained on the A16 FM PCB provides
offset of the phase detector at the FM modulation the following functions: YIG frequency/phase lock
rate. This cancels the error signal generated by the ing, FM modulation, and narrow band sweep opera
phase detector circuits in response to the FM tions. Refer to the overall block diagram of the A16
modulation. Without this canceling effect, the phase PCB, Figure 2H-2, and to the A16 PCB schematic
lock loop would remove any FM modulation applied diagram, Figure 2H-6.
to the RF output signal that is within the 10 kHz
YIG loop bandwidth. 2H·3.1 Digital Control
All of the functions of the A16 PCB are controlled by

2H-2.4 External 20-32.1 MHz Synthesizer the A23 Microprocessor. The U5 Address Decoder
Input decodes the PAO-PA2 lines and generates strobes
that latch instructions and data into the latches and
The 20-32.1 MHz external signal from the rear DACs that control the various A16 and A12 PCB
panel HIGH RES INPUT connector is input at
functions. Decoder U5 is enabled by the low-active
A12J2. This signal is fed to the input amplifier com L PA 16 dedicated address line from the A23
prised of Q4 and Q5. The output of Q5 goes to one Microprocessor; this line is the unique address line
input of gate U5D. Whenever the L HIGH RES EN for the A16 PCB.
signal is set to the low state by the A23 Microproces
sor, the gating circuits comprised of U5A, U5B and Data Latch U6 buffers the A23 Microprocessor data
U5D pass the 20-32.1 MHz external signal to the bus lines from the internal A16 data bus. YIG Loop
input of U2 to be used as the YIG IF reference Control Latch U9 provides control for various YIG
frequency input to the phase./frequency detector cir Loop functions located on the Al6 and U12 PCBs.
cuits. This control line also disables the Fine Loop The FM Control Latch, U7, provides control for the
oscillator (A9 PCB). During normal operation, the FM attenuator DAC and the various analog switches
L HIGH RES EN signal is in the high state and the used in the FM circuits ..
Ul output signal (i.e., the divided A9 Fine-Loop Os
cillator signal) will be passed to the input of U2.
2H-3.2 A16 YIG Phase-Lock Circuits
When an external synthesizer or other signal source The phase-lock error signal from the A12 YIG Phase
is used replace the internal Fine Loop Oscillator Detector goes to buffer amplifier U19B. The U27
signal, the characteristics of the YIG RF output sig False Lock Detector prevents a false lock on signals
nal will be dependent on the characteristics of the that result when ever the IF output of the
external signal source. If the phase noise of the ex Sampler/IF Amplifier goes through a zero beat.
ternal sy nthesizer is equal to or better than the From Ul9B, the error signal goes to notch filters,
divided Fine Loop signal, then the phase noise of the which remove the fractional-division sidebands that
RF output signal will not be degraded. The RF out result from the fine./coarsc loop oscillator divider cir
put signal will also have the same frequency cuits. During the time that phase-lock is being ac
stability and tuning resolution characteristics of the quired, switch U22C closes to bypass these filters
external source. and give a faster locking time. After phase-lock is
acquired, U22C opens to insert the notch filters. The
Normally, this mode of operation is used only with a error signal then goes to loop amplifier U23. In un
GPIB controller, as the frequency of the external locked modes, analog switch U18B closes to keep the
source must be calculated for each desired syn U23 output signal from going to the supply rails.
thesizer output frequency. This is easily done using
a GPIB controller, as this can be implemented by a From U23 the error signal goes through analog
simple program. There are also "hidden key" func switch U18C to the FM Deviation Limiter, U24; this
tions to enable this input from the front panel for circuit limits the deviation of the FM system to ap-
2H-4 67XXB MM
2H YIG LOOP/FM A 16 FM PCB CIRCUff DESCRIPTION
proximately ±40 MHz, which prevents saturation of to the filter circuits. It is inverting or non-inverting,
the circuits following U24. This improves response depending on the position of W5-W8 jumpers.
time and eliminates overdrive conditions.
Jumpers W5-W8 provide a means of changing the
From U24, the error signal goes to output amplifier polarity of the modulation signal. Normally, a nega
U25 and to the U20 FM Sensitivity Cal DAC. The tive going modulation signal causes the RF output
Cal DAC can adjust the sensitivity approximately frequency to increase. By removing W5 and W6 and
±10%. There are variations in YIG-tuned oscillator installing W7 and WS, the frequency will increase
sensitivities, and component variation in the FM with a positive input. From U4, the FM signal goes
driver circuits; the Cal DAC provides a means to to U28 FM peak detector and UlO FM Attenuator
compensate for these variations. The Cal DAC data DAC.
for each YIG-tuned oscillator driver is stored in
EEPROM on the A23 PCB. At the bandswitch points,
this data sets the DAC so that each YIG driver has 2H-3.4 FM Attenuator Circuits
the same sensitivity. This provides for a more con
stant loop gain. It is also a requirement for a These circuits include DAC UlO, buffer amplifier
calibrated FM and sweep width. Ull, and two 20 dB attenuators comprised of resis
tors R24-R27 and analog switches U12A-U12D.
Whenever the user enters a FM Sensitivity value via
2H-3.3 FM Input Amplifiers and Filters the front panel (or GPIB), the A23 Microprocessor
sets the DAC/attenuators accordingly. The at
The external FM modulation signals from the front
tenuator circuits provide a resolution control of ap
and rear panel connectors go to the input buffer
proximately 0.02 dB throughout a 90 dB dynamic
amplifiers UlA and UlB, respectively. Diodes CR1-
CR4 and resistors R2 and R5 provide overdrive range.
protection for UlA and UlB. Resistors Rl and R6
provide the terminations for the two external FM The two 20 dB attenuators are used to provide high
modulation signal inputs. values of attenuation, therefore allowing the DAC to
be used only for low attenuation values. This avoids
The outputs of UlA and UlB go to the input of AC feedthrough of the DAC at high frequencies.
differential receiver amplifier U2, which sums the
two external modulation signal inputs. The output Buffer amplifier U13B provides a high impedance
of U2 is applied to the inputs of the two filter net load to the attenuators. With UlO DAC set for 0 dB
works and to analog switch U3A attenuation and the 20 dB attenuators in the 0 dB
attenuation state, the signal at the output of U13B
In the unlocked FM mode of operation, the A23 will be 5V peak for a 1 V peak input signal. At 10 kHz
Microprocessor selects the DC FM path (U3A closed) peak deviation, this signal will be about 50 µV peak
and extends the FM deviation range from de to for a 1V peak input signal.
25 MHVV.
From U13B, the FM signal goes to the input of the

In the phase-lock mode of operation, the phase detec FM integrator and to analog switch U18D for ap
tor does not have the range to allow DC FM opera
plication to the input of the FM Deviation Limiter.
tion, and analog switch U3B is opened. At FM
deviations up to 300 kHz/V, U3B is closed and the
FM modulation signal goes through the 30 Hz HPF 2H-3.5 FM Integrator Circuits
(high-pass filter) comprised of C6, R106 and R13 . At
deviations between 300 kHz/V and 5 MHz/V, it goes The FM integrator circuits generate a signal that is
through the 1 kHz HPF comprised of C4, C5, Rll, fed into to the A12 PCB's YIG phase-lock circuits to
and R12. The microprocessor selects these filters cancel the correction error signal that is caused by
based on the deviation range selected by the the frequency modulation of the RF output signal.
operator. Without this function, modulation frequencies below
the YIG loop bandwidth (approximately 10 kHz)
From the selected filter, the FM signal goes to buffer would be removed by the YIG phase-lock loop cir
amplifier U4, which provides a constant impedance cuitry.
67XXB MM 2H-5
A 16 FM PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2H YIGLOOP/FM
The FM integrator circuits amplify the FM modula rectified by CR27 and CR28 and go to comparator,
tion signal by a factor approximately equal to the U27 A. When U27 A switches states, a DC level is fed
YIG phase-lock loop gain factor and with the same back to U19B via CR26 which forces the YIG-tuned
response characteristics. This signal is inverted and oscillator to a higher frequency. Resistors RSO and
fed back to the A12 PCB. R77 set the comparison voltage of U27A to ap
proximately 1 volt; R79 is a positive feedback path
The signal from the FM attenuator goes to amplifier that provides hysteresis for this circuit.
U13A, which has a decreasing gain with increasing
frequency characteristic. From U13, the signal goes
2H·3.7 Notch Filter Circuits
to amplifier, U15. The input circuit of U15 includes
the limiting network comprised of CR13, CR14 and Operational amplifiers U32A and U32B are con
R33. This circuit provides overdrive protection in the figured as a notch filter with a center frequency of
event of sudden level changes, such as connecting 200 kHz (this is the frequency of the main fractional
and disconnecting the FM modulation signal source. division sidebands generated by the A6 Coarse Loop
Divider). Operational amplifiers U33A and U33B
From U15, the signal goes to the input of the Phase comprise a 100 kHz notch filter that reduce any
Modulation Sensitivity DAC, U20A The outputs of 100 kHz sidebands caused by the switching power
U15 and U20A are summed by R37 and R29 at the supply and 100 kHz reference frequency signals
input of U16. This provides adjustment of the fre generated by the All Fine Loop Divider. Operational
quency response of the signal generated by the FM amplifiers U34A and U34B comprise a 50 kHz notch
integrator so it can be matched to that of the phase filter that filter out any sidebands that are also
lock loop. The Phase Modulation Sensitivity DAC is caused by the 50 kHz switching frequency of the
adjusted during the FM flatness calibration proce power supply.
dure.
When changing the YIG-tuned oscillator's frequency
Amplifier U16 also has a decreasing gain with in output in large increments, the notch filters are by
creasing frequency characteristic. From U16, the passed via analog switch U22A to provide a faster
FM signal goes to amplifier Ul 7, which is also over lock time; when lock is obtained, U22A is opened.
drive protected by CR15-CR18. From Ul7, the FM The switching of U22A is controlled by the A23
signal goes to the phase modulation metering cir Microprocessor. When U22A is closed, the output of
cuits and to Al2 YIG phase detector. U34 is swamped by the low output impedance of
Ul9, and the signal from U19B is fed to the input of
the YIG loop amplifier.
2H·3.6 False Lock Detector
The YIG phase error signal from the Al2 PCB goes
2H-3.8 YIG Loop Amplifier
to differential receiver, U19B. From U19B, the error
signal goes to the input of the notch filter circuits. Operational amplifier U23 is the YIG loop amplifier.
Analog switch, U22A, is a bypass for the notch fil When the YIG loop is phase-locked, it has a loop
ters; when closed, it routes the error signal directly bandwidth of approximately 10 kHz. When the
to the input of the YIG Loop Amplifier (U23). notch filters are bypassed by analog switch U22A,
the loop bandwidth is approximately 50 kHz. When
The YIG phase error signal will contain high fre the YIG loop is unlocked (during switching in step
quency signals whenever a change in the YIG fre sweep, or in analog sweep mode) analog switch
quency causes a zero beat with the harmonic comb U18B is closed to prevent the output of U23 from
signal from the A31 Power Amplifier. Because of the limiting at ±15V. This provides faster locking when
very high gain of the A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier, any the YIG is within the capture range of the phase
noise at the zero beat will be amplified. It is possible detector.
for the YIG loop circuits to sense these signals as a
coherent IF signal and to falsely lock at that point. Whenever the loop is unlocked, analog switch U18C
is opened, which disconnects the output of U23. This
The output of U19B is amplified by U27B and only prevents the YIG FM coil from receiving an er
high frequency components of the signal are coupled roneous phase error voltage. When closed, U18C
by C32 to the doubling rectifiers, CR27 and CR28. connects the phase error signal from U23 to the
These high frequency components of the signal are input of the FM Deviation Limiter amplifier, U24.
2H-6 67XXB MM
2H YIG LOOP/FM A 16 FM PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
The processed phase error signal at the output of The output of U24 goes to the input of the FM Sen
U23 is connected to the divider/filter network com sitivity DAC, U20B. The outputs of U24 and U20B
prised of R74, R72 and C34. The YL TUNE MON are summed by R68 and R70 at the input of U25.
signal is picked off at the junction of R74/R72. This This provides an adjustment range of the FM sen
signal goes to the Al7 Analog Instruction PCB's sitivity of approximately 16%, with a 0.12% adjust
DVM circuit. The A23 Microprocessor monitors this ment resolution . The FM signal at the output of U25
signal via the DVM to determine if the YIG loop is has a nominal 4 MHzJVolt sensitivity
phase locked, and also when performing various Al7
Tune DAC adjustments. The amplitude of this 2H-4 A31 MULTIPLIER/POWER AMPLIFIER
monitor signal is approximately 5 MHzJV. ASSEMBLY cmcuIT DESCRIPTION
Refer to the schematic diagram of the A31 Multi

2H-3.9 FM Deviation Limiter plier/Power Amplifier assembly, Figure 2H-10. The
This circuit prevents over driv ing of the F M 440-490 MHz -2 dBm signal from the A4 Coarse
amplifiers located on th e Al8-A21 YIG driver PCBs. Loop Oscillator is input at A31, Jl. Transistor Ql is
It limits the maximum FM modulation deviation to a X5 amplifier that shifts the signal to the ECL
approximately 30 MHz. levels required by Ul. Integrated circuit Ul is a
divide-by-two circuit that outputs a 220-245 MHz
The FM Deviation Limiter circuit is comprised of signal. Resistor R4 and capacitor C4 comprise an
Amplifier U24 and associated components. Diode input biasing network for Ul.
CR25 is a 6.8V zener diode. With no input to U24,
there is approximately +3.4V on the cathode, and The output of Ul goes to the attenuator/impedance
-3.4V on the anode. As the output of U24 reaches matching network consisting of R6, R5, RB, and CB.
+4V, CR22 starts conducting, which starts to limit Transistors Q2 and Q3 comprise a preamplifier that
the signal. Diode CR23 functions in the same man drives the power amplifier, Q4. The power level at
ner for negative-going signals. Diodes CR21 and the input to Q4 is approximately +27 dBm. The
CR24 limit the maximum signal swing to ap collector of Q4 is impedance matched to the step
proximately ±8V. recovery diode module by TL8, TL9, C24 and C20.
(The step-recovery diode is part of the J2 output
There are three inputs to the FM deviation limiter connector assembly.).
circuit:
• The YIG phase error signal from U23, which is
The step recovery diode produces a very sharp im
the processed output signal from the YIG loop pulse signal that contains harmonic signals in the
phase detector circuit located on the Al2 PCB. range of 1.98 GHz to approximately 40 GHz. This
This signal is connected to the limiter circuit by signal is used to switch the sampling diodes in the
analog switch Ul8C. sampler module portion of the A30 Sampler/IF
• The F M modulation signal from the F M Sen Amplifier assembly.
sitivity DAC. This signal is connected to the
limiter circuit by analog switch Ul8D. 2H-5 A30 SAMPLER/IF AMPLIFIER
• The lOV ramp signal from the Al7 Analog In ASSEMBLY cmcuIT DESCRIPTION
struction PCB, which is used to generate analog
(narrow band) sweep widths :s;50 MHz. This signal
2H-5.1 Sampler Circuits
is buffered by differential receiver amplifier U19.
This signal is connected to the limiter circuit by Refer to t h e schematic diagram of the A30
analog switch Ul8A Sampler/IF Amplifier assembly, Figure 2H-9. The
sampler module of the A30 assembly contains a high
speed diode switch circuit. A sample of the YIG RF
2H-3.10 FM Sensitivity Circuit
input signal is one input to the sampler module. A
This circuit, which is comprised of U20B and opera very sharp impulse waveform from the step-recovery
tional amplifier U21 functions as a variable at diode module (which is part of the A31 Multi
tenuator. It is used to adjust the FM modulation plier/Power Amplifier Assembly) is the other input.
sensitivity to compensate for the slight variation in This impulse waveform turns on the sampling
sensitivity of the YIG-tuned oscillators and the FM diodes, which sample the RF input signal for a very
amplifier circuits on the Al8-A21 YIG driver PCBs. short period of time.
67XXB MM 2H-7
A30/A31 ASSEMBLIES CIRCUff DESCRIPTION 2H YIGLOOP/FM
When the RF output frequency is tuned to an exact 2H-5.4 Limiter Circuit

multiple of the Coarse Loop signal that drives the
step recovery diode plus 20 MHz, the resulting out The signal from the low pass filter goes to emitter
put from the sampler will be a 20 MHz sinewave follower Q6. The output from Q6 goes to Q7, which
that carries the FM information from the RF output has an output of approximately 0.2V peak. When
signal. The sampler output signal is fed to the (A30) ever the output of Q7 exceeds this value, CRl and
IF amplifier circuits for amplification and limiting CR2 will start conducting and provide degenerative
to remove any residual AM information it may con feedback that will limit the output of Q7. The signal
tain. from Q7 goes to the input of the limiter stages com
prised of QB and Q9, which are identical to Q7 and
QB.
2H-5.2 IF Preamplifier
Resistor Rl provides a DC return for the sampler Emitter follower QlO drives the output connector,
diodes and Cl and C2 couple the IF signal to the IF A30J5. Capacitor C36 couples the output signal from
preamplifier. Since the output impedance of the the emitter of QlO to R52 which provides the 50 ohm
sampler is very high, Ql FET amplifier presents a output impedance for A30J5.
high input impedance to the sampler to prevent ex
cessive loading. The output from the source of Q1
2H·6 YIG LOOP ASSEMBLIES,
goes to emitter follower Q2. Resistors R9 and
TROUBLESHOOTING
capacitor C6 increase the high frequency gain of this
stage to compensate for the loss in output of the
sampler with increasing frequency. The overall gain
the front portion of Section 2-System Description
of the Ql-Q2 gain stage is about Xl.
list of error codes that may be displayed as a result
The signal from Q2 goes to amplifier stages Q3 and of failures in the A12 YIG Phase Detector PCB and
Q4 which have an overall voltage gain of ap the A16 FM PCB and probable causes of the failures.
proximately 24 dB. The signal from Q4 goes to Q5,
which drives the 72 MHz Low Pass Filter.
2H-7 YIG LOOP ASSEMBLIES
SERVICE SHEETS
2H-5.3 72 MHz Low Pass Filter
Table 2H-1, on the first page of this section, lists the
Inductors Ll-L4 and C18-C22 comprise a 72 MHz
block diagrams, schematic diagrams, and parts
low pass filter. This filter removes any signals
locator diagrams for the A12 and A16 PCBs that are
caused by intermodulation products of the sampler,
contained in this section. It also lists the schematic
which are produced when harmonics of the RF sig
diagrams and parts locator drawings for the A30
nal mix with harmonics of the comb signal and
Multiplier/Power Amplifier and A31 Sampler/IF
produce image frequency signals.
Amplifier assemblies.
2H-8 67XXB MM
2H YIG LOOP/FM
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67XXB MM
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OR NOMINAL LEVELS.
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TMIS ASSEMBLY INCLUDE:
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2H-13
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FLAGS INDICATE MATCHING 7. LAST USED/NOT USED COMPONENTS ARE:

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21-ANALOG INSTRUCTION: A17 PCB 21-2 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEI\ffiLY,
OVERALL DESCRIPTION
Refer to the block diagram in Figure 2I-3 for the

21-1
following discussion. The Analog Instruction as
ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEI\ffiLY:
sembly consists solely of the Al 7 Analog Instruction
A17PCB
PCB.
analog instruction assembly listed in Table 2I-l The Al 7 PCB controls the analog operations of the
below. Refer also to the specific troubleshooting in synthesizer. Although analog, the Al 7 PCB is con
formation for the Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB in the trolled entirely by the A23 Microprocessor PCB. The
error code table located in the front portion of Sec use of high-precision analog-to-digital converters
tion 2-System Description and Troubleshooting. (ADCs), digital-to-analog converters ( DACs), and
operational amplifiers (Op Amps), eliminates the
need for hardware adjustments normally required
21-1. for correct operation.
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Table Analog Instruction Service Information

The functional groupings that make up the Al 7
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Analog Instruction PCB are as follows:
• Microprocessor Bus Interface and Internal
Data Bus - Separate control lines and an inter
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for the sensitive ramp generator and frequency
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Detailed Circuit Description Para. 21-3 21-2 • Ramp Generator - Provides the analog sweep
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 21-4 21-12 ramp. Additionally, it establishes bandswitch
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 4 ) Fig. 21-5 21-13 points ( for multiple band units) and marker place
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(Sheet 2 of 4 ) 21-14
ment.
(Sheet 3 of 4 ) 21-15
(Sheet 4 of 4 ) 21-16 • ±lOV Reference Supplies - Provides the refer
ence voltages for the Al 7 ramp generator, fre
quency instruction, DV M, and power meter cir
cuits. Also, it provides +lOV reference voltage to
the YIG Driver PCBs and to the A29 Rear Panel
Interface PCB.
• Frequency Instruction - Has two modes: CW

and sweep. In the CW mode, a de voltage goes to
the appropriate YIG driver to coarse tune the
YIG-tuned oscillator for phase-lock operation. In
the sweep mode, this circuit adjusts the amplitude
of the ramp from the ramp generator circuit. It
sums this ramp with the de CW tune voltage to
provide a sweep voltage to the appropriate YIG
driver.
• Digital Voltmeter (DVM) - Does the following:

( 1) Monitors the phase lock condition of all phase
lock loops.
( 2) Measures the AM and FM deviation levels
when the RF output is modulated.
( 3) Monitors other points during self-test and
calibration routines.
67 XXB MM 2I-l
A17 ANALOG INSTRUCT/ON, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 21 ANALOG INSTRUCT/ON
(4) Interfaces between the A23 Microprocessor The DVM and MUX control latch, Ul , controls the
PCB and various analog circuits. analog multiplexers U7, U9, and Ul3 and the DVM's
analog-to-digital converter (A DC), U3. The power
• Power Meter- U sed with a WILTRON 560 series
meter control latch, U40, is an S-bit, edge-triggered
detector (or equivalent), allows measurement of
latch with the outputs enabled at all times by the
an external RF source-or of the RF output of the
ground at pin 1 . The outputs change only on the
synthesizer.
low-to-high transition of the strobe applied to pin 11 .
The YIG driver select latch, U16, selects the YIG
21·3 Al 7 ANALOG INSTRUCTION, tuned oscillator to which the frequency instruction's
DETAILED CffiCUIT DESCRIPTION voltages are to be applied. This latch also supplies
Refer to the Al 7 PCB block diagram (Figure 21-3) two signals to the YIG Driver PCBs; L RF OFF,
and the Al 7 PCB schematic diagram (Figure 21-5) which turns off the YIG-tuned osc illator and
during the following discussion. CW FILTER, which switches a filter capacitor
across the YIG-tuned oscillator's main tuning coil for
CW operation and narrow band sweeps. In addition,
21-3.1 Microprocessor Bus Interface and U16 provides the range select signals for the DVM
Internal Data Bus circuit.
O n sheet 1 of the sche matic set is the A23

Microprocessor PCB's data bus, DO-D7. The data bus Latch U2 is for the internal data bus, IDO-ID7. It is
is connected directly to the data latches, Ul, U2, an S-bit, D-type transparent latch with tri-state out
U16, and U40 and the analog-to-digital converter, puts. As long as the enable input on pin 11 is high,
U3. The A23 Microprocessor PCB's address bus the outputs follow the inputs. The internal data bus
PAO-PA2, and dedicated address lines, LPA 15 an d IDO-ID7, provides isolation of the A23 Microproces�
LPA 19, are connected directly to address decoders, sor PCB's data bus, DO-D7, from the sensitive DACs
in the ramp generator and frequency instruction cir
Ul4 and Ul7.
cuits. The internal data bus is connected to S-bit
latches US and U11 and DACs U18, U24, U34, U3S,
The 3-to-S decoders, Ul4 and Ul 7, decode the PAO
PA2 address information. The LPA 15 signal enables and U42.
Ul4; the LPA 19 signal enables Ul 7. The decoders

output strobe pulses to the latches and DACs having There are two 12 -bit DACs (UlS and U24) and two
16-bit DACs (U34 and U3S). The 4 and S extra bits
their own built-in latches to latch in the data from
the data bus. Decoder Ul4 addresses the DVM are obtained with the US latch. The least significant
' 4 bits (in the case of the 12-bit DACs) or least sig
power meter, and band select latches (Ul, U16, and
nificant byte (in the case of the 16-bit DACs) is first
U40) and the analog-to-digital converter (U3).
Decoder Ul 7 addresses the ramp integrator and fre loaded into US by latch U2. Then, the next 8 bits are
put on the internal data bus by U2. The appropriate
quency instruction latches (U2, US, and U11 ) and
DAC is then strobed to latch the 12 or 16 data bits
DACs (U18, U24, U34, U3S, and U42).
into the internal latches of the DAC. This parallel
loading of the 12 or 16 bits eliminates the glitching
Latches Ul and U16 are S-bit, D-type flip-flops with
of the DACs that would occur by loading the first
a clear function. The clear, or master reset (MR), is
byte and then the second byte into the DAC itself.
tied through RNl to +5V and through Cl O to ground.
At power on, the MR is at OV which sets the output
of Ul and U16 to a low state. After approximately The ramp control latch is Ul1. Both the US and U11
1 0 ms, Ul and U16 may then be written to by the latches are referenced to T ground and receive their
+5V power from the R57, C30, and Zener diode CR11
A23 Microprocessor PCB. This prevents the YIG
supply circuit. This further isolates the ramp gener
Driver select lines from going to a low state and
ator and frequency instruction circuits from the A23
turning on all the YIG-tuned oscillators at the same
Microprocessor PCB data bus and the 5V digital
time during power on. It also disables U3, the
power supply.
analog-to-digital converter, from accessing the A23
Microprocessor PCB data bus at the critical power
on condition.
21-2 67XXB MM
21 ANALOG INSTRUCTION A 17 ANALOG INSTRUCTION, DETAILED DESCRIPTION
21-3.2 Ramp Generator R22. This prevents the output of U19B from going
to the supply rails when not being used.
The Ramp Generator circuit consists of the Sweep
Time DAC, the Ramp Integrator, the Marker-Switch
The sweep ramp output of the Ramp Integrator goes
Point DAC, the Marker-Switch Point Comparator,
to U26, pin 2 as an input to the Marker-Switch Point
the Ramp Control Logic circuitry, and part of the
Comparator. It is also buffered and amplified by
Ramp Control Latch. The circuits, shown on sheet 2
U21, then applied to the Frequency Instruction cir
of the schematic set, are described in the following
cuits as a-lOV to +lOV t.F sweep ramp. In addition,
subgroups:
it is buffered and inverted by U22, then sent as a OV
• Ramp Integrator to + lOV ramp to the rear panel HORIZ OUTPUT
BNC connector via the A29 Rear Panel Interface
• Marker-Switch Point DAC
PCB.
• Marker-Switch Point Comparator
b. Marker-Switch Point DAC
• Ramp Control Logic
Also shown on sheet 2 of the schematic set are U24,

a. Ramp Integrator
a 12-bit DAC, and U25, an operational amplifer,
which comprise the Marker-Switch Point DAC cir
The Ramp Integrator consists of a 12-bit DAC (U18),
cuit. The DAC, U24, receives digital information
a dual-operational amplifier (U19), a quad-analog
concerning a marker point, a bandswitch point ( for
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switch (U20), and their associated components. The
multiband units), or the top or bottom of the sweep
DAC U18 receives digital sweep time information
ramp. It outputs a voltage representing this infor
and utputs a voltage representing this sweep time
mation via U19A. The amplifier, U25, has a resistor,
via U19A. The range of the output voltage is OV to
R32, in its feedback path that calibrates its output
+lOV. A typical U19A output at a 30 ms sweep speed
to be within typically 3 mV at full scale. The U25
is approximately +SV. At a sweep speed of 999 ms,
output, which has a range of OV to -lOV, goes to the
this voltage approaches OV. When applied through a
Marker-Switch Point Comparator inputs, U26 pin 3
resistor, this voltage determines the charge rate of
and U27 pin 3.
the integrator capacitor.
c. Marker-Switch Point Comparator
The output of U19A goes to pin 3 of analog switch
U20A. This switch is closed for a forward ramp and
The Marker-Switch Point Comparator, in conjunc
open during a retrace or dwell. From pin 2 of U20A,
tion with the Marker-Switch Point DAC, provides a
the voltage is applied to the input of U19B thr01.�gh
logic signal to the Ramp Control Logic which starts
either R20 or R20 in series with R21, depending
the dwell. Dwell occurs at the top and bottom of the
upon the front panel sweep time setting. R21 is in
ramp, at each bandswitch point ( for multiband
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series with R20 for sweep speed ranges of from
units), and at each selected marker.
greater than 1 second to 99 seconds. At sweep
speeds less than or equal to 1 seco�d, R21 is sho ed
The Marker-Switch Point Comparator consists of an
out by pins 10 and 11 of analog switch U20C. Dunng operational amplifier (U26), a voltage comparator
retrace of the ramp, a current through R19 and pins
(U27), and their associated components. The
6 and 7 of U20B from -lOV is summed in at the
amplifer, U26, provides precise comparison between
junction of R20 and R21. The A23 Microprocess?r
the OV to -lOV ramp output from the Ramp In
PCB, in conjunction with the Ramp Control Logic,
tegrator and the voltage from the Marker-Switch
determines the closing of U20B for the retrace-to
Point DAC. The swing of U26's output voltage from
discharge time. From the junction of R21 and pin 10
its pin 3 input voltage is limited to from +0.6V to
of U20C, the U19A output voltage/R19 current goes
-0.6V by CR4 and CR5. The output of U26 goes to
to the input of U19B. The U19B output charges the U27 pin 2 where it is compared with the voltage
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integrator capacitor C14. Since U19B has a typical from the Marker-Switch Point DAC at U27 pin 3. As
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gain of 200,000, this produces a very lmear ramp. the voltage input at U27 pin 2 becomes more posi
tive than the voltage at U27 pin 3, the output of U27
When the Ramp Generator is not being used, switch
is pulled to a TTL high by RNl. This logic signal goes
U20D pins 14 and 15 are closed, shunting C14 with
to the Ramp Control Logic to start the dwell.
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A 17 ANALOG INSTRUCTION, DETAILED DESCRIPTION 21 ANALOG INSTRUCTION
d. Ramp Control Logic At the end of the dwell, the A23 Microprocessor PCB
sets the Marker-Switch Point DAC to the value for
The Ramp Control Logic circuitry determines when the next dwell. This value depends on the syn
the ramp is in the sweep, retrace, or dwell mode. The thesizer model, sweep width, and marker settings.
circuitry consists of a hex inverter (U4), quad NAND The CLR DWELL STRB is then applied to U5
gates (U5 and U23), a quad exclusive-OR gate (U6), pin 12, changing the state of flip-flop U5. Since the
and associated components. The signal from U27 or RETRACE signal at U4 pin 9 is low, the U5 output
L SWP DWELL from the rear panel BNC connector is routed via U23A, U4C, and U23B to the analog
determines the start of each dwell. All other control switch, U20A. The switch closes and the ramp starts
signals and timing are determined by the A23 toward-lOV. At this time, the L DWELL EN signal
Microprocessor PCB. L DWELL EN enables the is also set low to enable the next dwell from com
dwell signal from U27, CLR DWELL STRB ter parator, U27. When the ramp reaches the next
minates the dwell, and RETRACE determines if the dwell, the events of the dwell just described repeat.
ramp is sweeping or retracing.
If the next dwell is a bandswitch dwell, the A23
The following is a description of the ramp control Microprocessor PCB locks the YIG-tuned oscillator
logic and the A23 Microprocessor PCB actions that was sweeping and determines the error, if any.
during a sweep ramp cy cle. It then turns it off. After so doing, it:
• Turns on the next YIG-tuned oscillator.
During retrace (ramp discharge), the output of U27
is at a TTL high, RETRACE is high, L DWELL EN • Phase-locks it, and determines the frequency
is low, and the Marker-Switch Point DAC output is error, if any.
set to OV. As the ramp reaches OV, the output at U27
• Sets the Marker-Switch Point DAC for the next
switches to a TTL low. This transition causes the
dwell point.
outputs at U6 pin 8 and U5 pin 11 to go low. The
output of U5 is inverted by U4E and sent to the A23 • Clears the dwell and sends the ramp toward -lOV.
Mic roprocessor PCB as the interrupt signal,
DWELL INT. The output of U5 also goes to U23 If the next dwell is for a frequency marker within
pin 2. From U23 pin 3 it is inverted by U4C and the sweep range, the YIG-tuned oscillator's frequen
applied to U23 pin 4 and U23 pin 9. Since cy is not phase-locked as at other dwell points. If the
RETRACE is true, there is no change in the output VIDEO marker is selected, there is a 5V pulse from
at U23 pin 6 (switch U20A remains open), but the the A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB applied to the
output at U23 pin 8, which was low, is now high. rear panel MARKER OUTPUT BNC connector.
This opens analog switch U20B, supplying in
tegrator current for the retrace. The output of the During the top-of-the-ramp dwell prior to retrace
integrator is now at OV and remains there for the (ramp discharge), the ramp holds at -lOV for ap
duration of the bottom-of-the-ramp dwell. proximately 20 ms. The A23 Microprocessor PCB
phase-locks the RF signal, determines the frequency
The following is a description of the events during a error, and stores this error-value for later use. When
dwell. Approximately 100 µs after the dwell starts, this is accomplished, the A23 Microprocessor:
the A23 Microprocessor PCB acknowledges the dwell • Turns off the YIG-tuned oscillator.
interrupt by setting L DWELL EN high. Since U6 is
an exclusive-OR gate with open-collector outputs, • Sets the blanking and sequential sync signals on
the high L DWELL EN signal causes U6 pin 6 to go the A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB.
low (the condition that it was in prior to dwell start).
• Turns off the A15 ALC PCB.
During the approximately 20 ms of the dwell, the
A23 Microprocessor PCB phase-locks the RF at the
At the end of the top of the ramp dwell, the A23
new frequency and adds any correction value that
Microprocessor PCB sets the Marker-Switch Point
was calculated during retrace. It then turns the RF
DAC to OV ( the value of the next dwell) and sends a
on via the A15 ALC PCB and changes the state of
CLR DWELL STRB to U5 pin 12. This changes the
the blanking and sequential sync signals on the A29
state of flip-flop U5. Since the RETRACE signal to
Rear Panel Interface PCB.
U4 pin 9 is high, the output of U5 is routed via
U23A, U4C, and U23C to the analog switch, U20B.
21-4 67XXB MM
The switch closes and the ramp starts toward OV • Analog Sweep Correction
(retrace). The L DWELL EN signal is also set low to
enable the next dwell from comparator, U27. During • Linearizer DAC
the ramp discharge (retrace) of approximately 30
ms, the A23 Microprocessor PCB calculates the er a. TuneDAC
rors for the correction of the frequency on the next
setup and prepares the phase-lock loops to lock at TheTune DAC circuit consists of a 16-bit DAC (U34),
the bottom of the sweep. an operational amplifier (U35), and their associated
components. The DAC, U34, receives digital tuning
information from the A23 Microprocessor and out
21-3.3 ±lOV Reference Supplies
puts a tuning voltage via U35. The DAC reference
Refer to sheet 2 of the schematic set during the voltage input, at pin 13, is supplied with either the
following discussion. There are four reference volt +lOV REF T or -lOV REF T supply through the
age supplies on the Al 7 PCB: analog switches, U33A and U33B, and the isolation
amplifier, U53. The output voltage from U35 is in
• +lOV REF T
verted from this input reference voltage.
• -lOV REF T
In CW mode, switch U33A is closed. Therefore, the
• +lOV REF 2
output of U35 is in the range of O to +lOV. This
• -lOV REF 2 output goes to the input of amplifier U37 via switch
U41B and resistor R51. This is a unity gain invert
The ±lOV REF T supplies provide the reference vol ing path, so the output of U37 goes from O to -lOV.
tages for the ramp generator and frequency instruc The analog switches, U41B and U33C, provide
tion circuits. They also supply +lOV REF T reference temperature drift compensation. The output of U37
voltage to the A18-A21 YIG Driver PCBs and a is the analog tuning voltage that is applied to the
+lOV REF reference voltage to the A29 Rear Panel YIG Driver PCBs. To allow for circuit tolerances, the
Interface PCB. The ±lOV REF 2 supplies produce actual voltage applied to the YIG Driver PCBs is
reference voltages for the DVM and the power meter approximately -lV at the low end and -9V at the
circuits. high end of the YIG-tuned oscillator's tuning range.
This -lV to -9V may vary as much as 10%, depend
Voltage regulator U30 is a precision lOV regulator ing on the YIG-tuned oscillator and its driver. How
used as a reference for U31. The amplifier, U31A, ever, a particular YIG driver/YIG-tuned oscillator for
buffers and filters the precision regulator output for a frequency band will be the same whether it is used
the lOV REF T reference voltage supply. The in a single- or multiple-band synthesizer.
amplifier, U31B, inverts the +lOV and filters it for
the -lOV REF T reference voltage supply. In the broadband sweep modes, it is necessary for
the DAC, U34, to offset a very high �F ramp voltage.
The ±lOV REF 2 reference voltage supplies, consist At this time, switch U41A closes and puts R52 in
ing of the U28 and U29 circuits, operate in an iden parallel with R51. This results in a gain of four for
tical manner to the ±lOV REF T reference voltage amplifier U37.
supplies.
The actual tuning voltages for each YIG Driver PCB
are stored as a DAC word in the synthesizer 's non
21-3.4 Frequency Instruction volatile memory at the time of frequency calibration.
The Frequency Instruction circuit provides the These calibration voltages are used in all of the A23
analog tuning voltages for the A18-A21 YIG Driver Microprocessor PCB calculations for analog sweep,
PCBs in both the CW and sweep modes. The Fre stepped sweep, and CW frequencies.
quency Instruction circuit consists of the Tune DAC,
Sweep Width DAC, and Linearizer DAC circuitry. b. Sweep Width DAC
The circuits, shown on sheet 3 of the schematic set,
are described in the following subgroups: The Sweep Width DAC circuit consists of a 16-bit
DAC (U38), an operational amplifier (U39), and
• Tune DAC
their associated components. The DAC U38 receives
• Sweep Width DAC digital sweep width information from the A23
67XXB MM 2I-5
Microprocessor PCB and outputs a �F ramp voltage When broadband analog sweeps are selected-such
via U39. The DAC reference input, at pin 13, is a as 2 to 20 GHz-the slope of the �F ramp is insuffi
-lOV-to-+lOV �F ramp from the Ramp Generator cient to cover the frequency range of each of the
circuit. The output �F ramp voltage from U39 is YIG-tuned oscillators. In this case, the gain of the
inverted from this input reference voltage. It goes to summing amplifier, U37, is switched to provide a
analog switch U36A. Switch U36A provides a gain gain of four for both the �F ramp voltage and the
of one while U36A together with switch U36B pro Tune DAC voltage. This allows the Sweep Width
vide a gain of four. This �F ramp voltage is then DAC to still attenuate the �F ramp from the Ramp
summed with the Tune DAC output voltage by the Generator circuit.
summing amplifier U37.
Figure 21-1 shows the relationship of the �F ramp,
When sweeping a single YIG-tuned oscillator, the Sweep Width DAC attenuation settings, and Tune
Sweep Width DAC attenuates the 20V peak-to-peak DAC voltage required for a typical broadband sweep.
ramp down to the 8V peak-to-peak swing required
for the YIG driver. Since this attenuated ramp goes The �F ramp from U39 is also applied to connector
from -4V to +4V, the Tune DAC sums a -5V offset Al 7Pl pin 63 which goes to the A16 FM PCB.
with the attenuated �F ramp, providing the neces During narrow band analog sweeps (sweep widths of
sary -lV to -9V tuning range for the YIG-tuned �50 MHz), the ramp is applied to the FM coil of the
oscillator. YIG-tuned oscillator instead of to the main tuning
coil. Under this condition, both analog switches,
1
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OUTPUT TO
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VIG DRIVERS
!-4.384V I (0.667 X 4) · (2.917 X 4). -9.000V (1.091 X 4) + 4.6 6 . -9.000V (2.632 X 4) - 1.528 • -9.000V
7.460- (2.961 x 4)
5.968 -(2.961 X 4 ) • -5.876V
NOTES: 1. The tuning voltages, -1V & -9V, are typical tuning voltages for the yigs and will vary from one yig to another.
2. The voltages given are rounded ott to the nearest milllivolt.
3. The above figure is for a typical 6747A. Other models will vary as far as switchpoint voltages and dac settings.
4. These voltages and gain settings will also depend on the sweep width and center frequency settings.
Figure 21-1. Frequency Instruction Circuit Voltage Relationships
21-6 67XXB MM
21 ANALOG INSTRUCT/ON A 17 ANALOG INSTRUCTION, DETAILED DESCRIPTION
U36A and U36B, are open and an analog switch on

the A16 PCB is closed. The Tune DAC sets the volt
age for the center frequency of the narrow band f3
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sweep and the CW filter (located across the main
tuning coil) is enabled . This reduces residual FM 0
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and provides improved resolution during narrow LL
band analog sweeps.

TUNING CURRENT
c. Analog Sweep Correction
Figure 21-2. Frequency Versus Tuning Curr ent
In analog sweep, the frequencies on both sides of
each band switch point, and at the top and bottom The Linearizer DAC circuit consists of a dual 8-bit
of the sweep, are phase-locked. The phase-lock error DAC (U42), a quad-operational amplifier (U32), a
voltage is read and, on the next sweep, the Tune transistor (Ql), and their associated components.
DAC and the Sweep Width DAC are adjusted by the The DAC, U42, receives digital linearity information
A23 Microprocessor PCB for improved accuracy. from the A23 Microprocessor PCB and outputs vol
During sweeps S:50 MHz, the center frequency of the tages based on this input via U32. Side B ofU42 uses
sweep is phase-locked and corrected. This is ac -lOV REF T as a reference voltage (U42 pin 18) and
complished at the top of the sweep by opening the is used to set the breakpoint of the linearizer. The
analog switch on the A16 FM PCB to remove the �F output of U32C is summed with the tune output
ramp from the FM coil. voltage from U37 at the base ofQl. When the output
of U37 goes higher than the breakpoint voltage, the
At a point where the synthesizer phase-locks during input to U42 pin4 (U42 side A reference voltage)
a sweep, as indicated previously, the A23 Microproc starts following the sweep. The output of U42 at pin
cessor PCB sets the appropriate DACs to get the 2 is inverted by U32B and goes through R68 to the
frequency requested. The frequency is phase-locked input of U32D.
and the error voltage, which is approximately
1 volt/MHz, is measured. During retrace of the If side A of U42 is set to half of full scale, then the
sweep, the A23 Microprocessor PCB calculates the output of U32B is half of the reference input at U42
new DAC setting to correct these errors. During the pin 4 and of opposite polarity. The output of Ql is
next sweep, the errors are corrected and the ac also tied to R61 which is twice the value of R68.
curacy is checked. The accuracy is continuously Since the currents through R61 and R68 are equal
checked during each sweep so that any temperature and opposite, the output of U32D is OV. If side A of
drift or drift with time will automatically be cor U42 is set to some other value, then these currents
rected. are not equal and opposite and their difference is
amplified by U32D. The polarity of the output is
d. Lineari:zer DAC determined by the direction of the setting of side A
away from the halfway point of full scale. The mag
YIG-tuned oscillators have a linear frequency output nitude of the output is determined by the settings of
with a linear tuning current input. However, they do both side A and side B of U42, with the maximum
have some nonlinearities on the order of 0.05%; typi output being with side B set to OV and side A set to
cally at the top third of the band. Any nonlinearity no output or to full scale output.
can lead to sig nificant errors (,,, 13 MHz
@ 20-26 GHz) in analog sweep between the two The output of U32D is summed through R56 with
phase-locked end points. The Linearizer DAC cicuit, the Tune DAC and Sweep Width DAC voltages. This
shown on sheet 3 of the schematic set, reduces the adds to or subtracts from the normal tune output
frequency errors caused by nonlinearity of the YIG voltage of U37 to provide the correction for YIG
tuned oscillator. Figure 21-2 shows a typical YIG fre tuned oscillator linearity.
quency versus tuning current curve as graph "A".
Graph "B" shows the same curve after correction by Linearity calibration is done automatically by the
the Linearizer DAC circuit. A23 Microprocessor PCB during the frequency
calibration of each YIG-tuned oscillator. In multi
band models, the values loaded into the Linearizer
67XXB MM 21-7
Table 21-2. DVM Channels and Their Functions
Multiplexed Inputs Inputs (to DVM) Measurement/Monitor Functions
Reference Loop Measures the phase lock condition of the reference loop from A7.
Coarse Loop Measures the phase lock condition of the coarse loop from AS.
Fine Loop Measures the phase lock condition of the fine loop from A11.
Knob Measures the de voltage from the A2 PCB DECREASE/INCREASE knob cir-
cuit. (The control in located on the front panel. )
YIG Loop Measures the phase lock condition of the YIG loop from A 12.
FM0 Measures the FM0 modulation level from A16.
PS1 Monitors the status of the regulated power supplies on the A22 Regulator
PS2 PCB.
(From the A15 PCB)

Band O Det Therm Measures the thermistor voltages of the leveling detectors for temperature
Band 1-4 Det Therm ALC1 compensation.
1OV Reference Measures the reference supplies for self test.
AM Peak Measures the AM level for display on the front panel MODULATION/ TIME
AM Through display.
Detector Shaper ALC2 Measures the detector shaper and ALC reference for use in calibration and
ALC Reference test.
Pulse Used for self test of the A 13 Pulse Generator PCB.
DVM Connected to analog ground. Used to zero the DVM.
Fine Loop Tune Measures the tuning voltage of the fine loop oscillator from A9.
Coarse Loop Tune Measures the tuning voltage of the coarse loop oscillator from A4.
Reference Loop Measures the tuning voltage of the reference loop oscillator from A5.
Tune
YIG Loop Tune Measures the YIG loop phase lock error from A 12. Used in Analog Sweep
mode.
Power Meter Measures the output of the A17 PCB's power meter circuit (Series 560
detector ) for display on the front panel LEVEL display.
Detector Thermistor Measures the thermistor voltage of the power meter head (Series 560 detec-
tor ) for temperature compensation.
Power Meter Offset Measures the calibration offset voltage of the power meter head (Series 560
detector ).
+10V T Measures the A17 PCB's reference voltage for self test purposes.
Tune Measures the A 17 PC B's Tune DAC output that goes to the YIG drivers.
Down Converter Measures the phase lock condition of the oscillator loop from the Down Con-
Loop verter.
FM Measures the FM deviation from A16 for display on the front panel
MODULATION/TIME display.
21-8 67XXB MM
DAC changes at each bandswitch point. This auto or make conversion data available to the A23
matically compensates for the YIG-tuned oscillator Microprocessor PCB (read). The control signal, CE,
linearity in both the CW and sweep modes. enables U3 operation for the requested convert or
read operation. The control signal, AO, determines
if an 8-bit or 12-bit conversion is to be made. To
21·3.5 Digital Voltmeter (DVM)
improve accuracy, +lOV REF 2 is applied to REFl
The DV M circuit consists of a 12-bit analog-to-digital (U3 pin 10) rather than using the internal reference
converter (ADC), a 24-channel analog multiplexer of the ADC itself. This voltage is also applied to B/P
(MUX), and a sample/hold network. It has a +lOV to OFF (U3 pin 12) to allow the DV M to have a full
-lOV basic range and two auto ranges of ±20V and scale operating range of +lOV to -lOV.
±lOOV.
Switch U15 provides an additional two ranges for
As shown on sheet 1 of the schematic set, the various the DVM. When switch U15A is closed, the range of
analog inputs to the DVM are applied through the the DV M is +20V to -20V for all inputs except U13
8-to-1 multiplexers U7, U9, and U13. The A23 pin 4, which is +lOOV to -lOOV. When switches
Microprocessor addresses these MUXs via the DVM U15A and U15B are both closed, the range of the
and MUX control latch, Ul, to select which channel DV M is +lOOV to -lOOV.
is to be measured. Table 21-2 lists the DVM input
channels and their basic functions. The U13 pin 4 input is tied to TP2 through R15. This
provides an internal DV M for general test and
The output voltage from the selected MUX channel troubleshooting purposes. It has a range of +lOOV to
goes to the input of UlO, the sample and hold in -lOOV and is auto-ranging for maximum resolution.
tegrated circuit. Whenever an analog-to-digital con
version is not taking place, the analog signal input
21-3.6 Power Meter
to UlO charges CB and is output via UlO pin 5 as
the analog input to U3, the analog-to-digital con The power meter circuit, shown on sheet 4 of the
verter. During the convert mode (analog-to-digital schematic set, consists of a chopper amplifier, a
conversion) of U3, the STS line (U3 pin 28) goes programmable gain amplifier, a synchronous detec
high, is inverted by U4B, and is applied to UlO pin tor, and buffer amplifiers for temperature compen
8. This places UlO in the HOLD mode so that the sation and offset calibration of the detector head.
input to U3 will be stable during its conversion, even The chopper/synchronous detector system mini
though the input to UlO may be changing. mizes de offset and drift errors at low signal levels.
The front panel LEVEL display, which is the in
U3 is an analog-to-digital converter (ADC) connected dicator for the power meter, is enabled when the EXT
directly to the A23 Microprocessor bus. It has a built PWR MTR key is pressed. If there is no detector
in DAC that is compared with the input analog sig physically connected to the rear panel, or if there is
nal at pin 14. Using a successive approximation al no RF power applied to the detector, the display
gorithum in its built-in microprocessor, it adjusts the indicates LLL.
DAC until its output equals the analog input. It then
creates the digital word to be read by the A23 a. Input Chopper Amplifier
Microprocessor PCB. The A23 Microprocessor PCB
accesses the DVM at least once every 50 ms as a PWR HEAD DET, the de voltage from the detector,
function of its housekeeping routines. Additionally, is input to the power meter circuit at A17Pl pin 67.
when certain operations are in progress - such as It goes to the inputs of U47 via the contacts of the
during phase-locking - the microprocessor accesses quad-analog switch, U46 . When L SAMPLE 1 is
the DV M more frequently. true, the detector voltage is applied to U 47 pin 5 and
when L SAMPLE 2 is true, it is applied to U47 pin 3.
The operation of U3 ADC is controlled by the control The outputs of U47 are sent to the inputs of U48.
signals AO (U3 pin 4), R/C (U3 pin 5), and CE (U3 The amplifiers, U47 and U48A, are arranged as an
pin 6). AO and RIC are set by the A23 Microprocessor instrumentation amplifier. The amplifier, U48A, fol
PCB via latch Ul; CE is set by U14 which is also lows the input from U47B and inverts the input from
controlled by the A23 Microprocessor PCB. The con "G47A, resulting in a square wave output at U48A
trol signal R/C determines if U3 is to do a conversion pin 7. This chopping is done at a 10 Hz rate, control-
67XXB MM 21-9
A17 ANALOG INSTRUCTION,TROUBLESHOOTING 21 ANALOG INSTRUCTION
led b y the A23 Microprocessor PCB during during calibration of the detector head itself. The
housekeeping. output of U45C changes with the calibration resistor
value. This voltage change, V dBm, is sent to the
b. Programmable Gain Amplifier Al 7 PCB's DVM through U13 and is read by the A23
Microprocessor PCB. It is used so that, for a given
The programmable gain amplifier consists of power, the front panel LEVEL display is the same for
amplifiers U48B and U51A, each with a gain of from any compatible detector head.
1 to 100. The resultant overall gain of the program
mable gain amplifier ranges from 10,000, at low 21-4 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY,
detector input signal levels, to 1 at high input signal TROUBLESHOOTING
levels. The A23 Microprocessor PCB uses the range
select analog switches to set the overall gain of the Refer to the troubleshooting information in the front
amplifier. The 10 Hz square wave output from U48A portion of Section 2-System Description and
is applied to U48B and amplified. It is then ac Troubleshooting. This information provides a list of
coupled to U51A, where it is again amplified and ac error codes that may be displayed as a result of
coupled out to the U50A and U50B analog switches. failures in the analog instruction subsystem and
probable causes of the failures.
c. Synchronous Detector
21-5 ANALOG INSTRUCTION ASSEMBLY,
The synchronous detector converts the amplified SERVICE SHEETS
10 Hz square wave back to a de voltage appropriate
Table 2I-l, on the first page of this section, presents
for the Al7 PCB's DVM circuit. When L SAMPLE 1
the arrangements of the block diagram, schematics,
is true, the amplified detector voltage is negative
and parts locater diagram for the Al7 Analog In
and is routed through U51B to the inverting input
struction PCB.
of U52B. When L SAMPLE 2 is true, the amplified
detector voltage is positive and is routed through
U52A to the non-inverting input of U52B. In both
cases, V DET, the output of U52B, is positive. V DET
is applied to the Al 7 PCB's DVM through analog
multiplexer U13. The A23 Microprocessor PCB
reads the detector output from the DVM and con
verts it to a logarithmic ( dB) scale for output to the
front panel LEVEL display.
d. Temperature Compensat ion and Offset

Amplifiers
Amplifiers U45B and U45C are connected in a

bridge configuration. The detector thermistor is con
nected to the input of U45B via connector Al7Pl
pin 65. The detector thermistor is 1 Mn at 25°C. At
this time, the bridge is balanced resulting in a OV
output from U45B. As the temperature of the ther
mistor increases or decreases, the output of U45B
goes positive or negative. This voltage change, V Th,
is sent to the Al 7 PCB's DVM through analog mul
tiplexer U13. The A23 Microprocessor PCB reads
this voltage change and corrects the power reading
on the front panel LEVEL display.
The detector also has a 1 Mn nominal resistance

connected to the input of U45C via connector Al7Pl
pin 70. The actual value of the resistor is determined
2I-10 67XXB MM
21 ANALOG INSTRUCT/ON
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Block Diagram
21-11
TEST POINTS
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A18·A21 PCBs DESCRIPl'ION
The following paragraphs describe the circuitry con

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the block diagram (Figure 2J-1) and the schematic
2J-1 INTRODUCTION
(Figure 2J-3) during the following circuit descrip
This section contains service information for the tion.
A18-A21 YIG driver PCBs; see Table 2J-1 below. For
information pertaining to the YIG Loop/FM Modula
2J-2.1 A18-A21 YIG Driver PCB Addressing
tion subsystem, refer to Section 2H-YIG Loop/FM.
Refer also to the specific troubleshooting informa The A23 Microprocessor PCB selects a specific YIG
tion located in the beginning of this section (Section Driver PCB for each frequency band by setting the
2-System Description and Troubleshooting). appropriate L YIG DRVR SEL output from the Al 7
Analog Instruction PCB to the low state. Table 2J-2
Table 2.J-1. YIG Drivers Service Information lists the L YIG DRVR SEL output associated with
each frequency band andYIG driver PCB type. Each
of these outputs is routed separately from the Al 7
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Table 2.J-2. YIG Driver PCB Usage
Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2J-2 2J-1
Block Diagram Fig. 2J-1 2J-5
Freq Range Selected VIG A17 PCB Driver
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Driver PCB Select Line
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2J-1.1 YIG Driver PCB Versions
18 - 26.5GHz A21 PCB L VG
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The A1 8-A21YIG Driver PCBs contain the main
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circuits for each YIG tuned oscillator assembly.
These PCBs are identical in circuit layout and con 2J-2.2 FM Coil Driver Circuits
figuration and differ only in the values and quan
tities of some components. These differences are These transistors provide the drive current for the
shown on the parts locator and schematic diagrams FM coil of the associated YIG tuned oscillator as
for these PCBs (Figures 2J-2 and 2J-3). sembly. The FM signal output by the A1 6 FM PCB
is routed to the input of the differential receiver
Each type ofYIG Driver PCB is used for a particular amplifier, Ul. The output of Ul is fed to the input of
frequency band. Table 2J"2 lists the YIG Driver filter/amplifier U3 via analog switch U2B. This
PCBs associated with the frequency bands covered switch is closed whenever the L YIG DRVR SEL
by the various models of synthesizers. For each input is in the low state.
model, only those YIG driver PCB(s) that are ap
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particular model are installed. Refer to Section 1 for
response and drives the FM coil driver amplifier that
inform ation pertaining to specific fr e q uency is composed of transistors Ql and Q2. Resistor R7
coverage of each model. senses the output current through the FM coil; this
signal is fed back to the input of U3 by resistor R9.
The feedback signal developed across R7 also goes to

buffer amplifier U4A The output of U4A goes to the
input of the main tuning coil control amplifier (U6)
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YIG DRIVER PCBs, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2J YIG DRIVERS
whenever the H CW FILTER control line is in the When operating in the CW mode, or with sweep
high state. This feedback signal cancels the mag widths less than 50 MHz, control line H CW FILTER
netic coupling between the FM coil and the main is set to the high state. This opens analog switch
tuning coil. This produces a linear sweep for sweep U5A and closes switch U5D, connecting the filter
widths �50 MHz. network comprised of R36 and C23/24 into the feed
back path of control amplifier U6. It also connects
the feedback path from the output of Q5 (and the FM
2J-2.3 Main Tuning Coil Driver Circuits feedback signal from U4A) to the input of U6. The
feedback filter network reduces the overall
The TUNE output of the Al 7 Analog Instruction
bandwidth of the main tuning coil driver amplifier
PCB is either a de voltage that represents the tuning
from approximately 6 kHz to 30 Hz. This reduced
current needed for the selected YIG oscillator (CW
bandwidth improves the residual FM performance
mode) or a 0 to -lOV ramp signal (sweep mode). This
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signal is input to the differential receiver amplifier
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During fast broadband sweeps, analog switch U5A
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the low state.
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During 0.01 to 2 GHz operat ion, the A 2 3 trolled by the A23 Microprocessor PCB and is com
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SELECT control line from the Al 7 PCB to the low
state. This closes analog switches U2A and U5B.
2J-2.4 Bias Supply Driver Circuits.
Switch U5B connects R91 in parallel with R45. This
shifts the YIG oscillator frequency to 6.01 GHz, Integrated switch U7 provides the switching logic for
which is the YIG operating frequency for the low end the YIG bias supply driver circuits. The Al8 PCB
of the band (i.e., 6.01 GHz - 6.00 GHz = .01 GHz). also includes driver circuits for the -5V YIG bias
supply and for the Frequency Downconverter as
The +V REF reference voltage from the Al 7 PCB is sembly. The A20 PCB YIG also includes driver cir
input to differential receiver U4D. The output of cuits for the Frequency Doubler assembly.
U4D (+lOV) is used as a reference for all of the
control drive signals developed by the YIG Driver Switch U7 is controlled by the L RF OFF and
L BAND SEL lines from the Al 7 PCB. When
PCB.
L RF OFF is high and L BAND SEL is low, +lOV
from the output of U4B is connected via U7 to the
The TUNE signal from U4C and the +lOV reference
input of USA This causes driver transistor Qll to
signal from U4D are summed at the input of control supply +15V bias to the YIG oscillator assembly.
amplifier U6. The output of U6 goes to the input of This also causes U9 to turn on the -5V YIG bias
driver amplifier Q4, which drives the main tuning driver, Ql3 (Al8 only).
coil drive amplifier composed of Q5 and Q7. This
amplifier furnishes the main tuning coil current for Switch U7 also connects +lOV to the input of U8B,
the associated YIG oscillator assembly. Resistor R29 which turns on driver transistor Ql2. This driver
senses the current through the main tuning coil; this circuit supplies +15V to the A31 Multiplier/Power
signal is fed back to the input of U6 by resistor R28. Amplifier assembly. This circuit is identical to the
driver circuits of the YIG bias supplies.
During fast sweeps-or stepping operations in the
GPIB mode-more main tuning coil driver voltage is When the RF OUTPUT is turned off via the front
required to speed up the current change in the main panel or a frequency is selected in another band, U7
tuning coil. The voltage switch circuit composed of connects OV to the inputs of the bias supply driver
Q6, QB and Q9 furnishes -43V to the main tuning circuits. This turns the driver circuits off, thereby
coil drive amplifier on demand. LED CR22 is used turning off the associated YIG oscillator.
in this circuit as a 1.2 V Zener diode. This switch
operates whenever the voltage drive signal to the The Al8 PCB also contains a driver circuit that
coil goes below approximately -12.5V. supplies +15V to the Frequency Downconverter as-
2J-2 67XXB MM
2J YIG DRIVERS YIG DRIVER PCBs TROUBLESHOOTING
sembly. When the synthesizer is operating in the 2J-3 YIG DRIVER PCBs
0 .01 to 2 GHz band, the A23 Microprocessor PCB TROUBLESHOOTING
sets control line L DOWN CONV SEL low (via the
A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB). This causes analog
switchU2A to connect +lOV to the input ofUlO. The
output of UlO turns on driver transistor Q16, which
supplies +15V to the frequency downconverter as
as a result of failures in the RF microwave deck
sembly.
associated with the YIG Driver PCBs, A18-A21, and
probable causes of the failures.
The A20 YIG Driver PCB uses this same circuit
(with a different value for R85) to output +12V to the
Frequency Doubler (26.5 GHz to 40 GHz) or Fre 2J-4 YIG DRIVER PCBs SERVICE SHEETS
quency Tripler (40 GHz to 60 GHz) assemblies. Table 2J-1, at the front of this section, lists the block
Refer to Section 2L-RF Microwave Deck for further diagrams, schematic diagrams, and parts locator
information pertaining to these assemblies. diagrams for the A18-A21 PCBs that are contained
in this section.
67XXB MM 2J-3/2J-4
2J YIG DRIVERS
P2
Fil TERI AMP LIFIER
FM .>:------_J I
(FROM A16 PCB)
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(FROM A17 PCB)
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_______ /
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(FROM A17 PCB)
:>.-:-t------1--.I POWER AMPLIFIER SUPPL
0
DOWNCONVI DOUBLER
AMP SUPPLY
67XXBMM
OVERALL YIG DRIVER PCB BLOCK DIAGRAM
P2
FM COIL
CURRENT
SENSE
MAIN COIL r ··-· -··-··-·· ··-·- 1

DRIVER (.) ( +)
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+15V FOR A201A21
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POWER AMP ASSMBLY
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# BAND 1 (2 8 GHz) VIG ASSEMBLY 0 NL Y

+15V A20 ONLY** **
Figure 2J·l. Overall Block Diagram of

A18-A21 Y1G Driver PCBs
2J-5
LED CR22 TP1·13
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A19
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PCB �
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A20A1 VIG DRIVER TRANSISTOR PCB
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(Back) 2 (To A28XA18, XA19, 4C
ASSEMBLY
XA20, or XA21)
(REAR VIEW)
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1. Leading zeros on component number references (Not Used)
may be disregarded.
2. All components denoted with an asterisk ( * ) on this A18A1, A19A1, A20A1, or A21A1 PCB
page are loaded according to the model type
frequency range; see the tables on each
schematic sheet for the appropriate values.
A1�A21 PCB PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM 2J YIG DRIVERS
A21 ---
18-26.5 GHz
A20 ---
12-20 GHz
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TESTPOINTS
TP1 FM COIL CIRCUITS
GND (GND F)
TP2 FM COIL ( +)
W1 TP3 FM COIL ( -)
W2 TP4 MAIN COIL ( +)
W3 TPS MAIN COIL ( -)
TP6 MAIN COIL CIRCUITS
GROUND (GND M)
TP7 +22V HEATER
TPB +1 2V/+15V AMP BIAS
TP9 +15V DOWN CONV/
+12V DOUBLER AMP
TP10 -5V BIAS
TP11 BIAS SENSE
_(RF DECK GROUND)
TP12 +15V BIAS
TP13 Not Used
TP2 and TP3 measurements are made
with reference to FM COIL CIRCUITS
GROUND (GND F) at TP1.
TP4 and TP5 measurements are made
with reference to MAIN COIL CIRCUITS
GROUND (GND M) at TPS.
TP7-12 measurements are made with
reference to BIAS SENSE
(RF DECK GROUND) at TP11.
Figure 2.J-2. AlS-21 YIG Driver PCB

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RESISTANCES ARE IH OHMS (il� LEVELS INDICATED II BOXES ARE 1YPICAL
CAPACITANCES ARE DI m!OFAllADS (µf'h Oii NOllllW. LEVELS.
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LAST USED NOT USED
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2J-9/2J-10
2K-ALC/PULSE MODULATION diagram and partial schematic diagrams for the A29
SUBSYSTEM: A15, A13, AND A29 PCBS Rear Panel Interface PCB are located in this section.
Refer to Section 2-Inputs/ Outputs for complete
schematics for this PCB.
2K-1 ALC (AUTOMATIC LEVEL CONTROL)

AND PULSE MODULATION PCBS 2K-l.1 Overview of ALC Loop Operation
AND ASSEMBLIES
This section contains service information for the The ALC loop controls the RF output power level
ALC loop and Pulse Modulation circuits located on through a fe edback system. It also p rovides
the A15, A13, and A29 PCBs. This information is amplitude modulation capabilities and control of the
listed in Table 2K-1 below. Refer also to Section RF during pulse operation. Most of the major ALC
2L-RF Microwave Deck a n d to the specific circuits are located on the A15 PCB. Other circuits
troubleshooting information located at the begin and components of the ALC loop are located on the
A 2 9 Rear Panel Int erface PCB and on the
ning of this section (Section �ystem Description
microwave deck. Refer to the overall block diagram
and Troubleshooting). Note that the parts locator
of these circuits (Figure 2K-1).
Table 2k·l. ALC Loop/Pulse Modulation
Service Information
I I
All major circuits of the ALC loop are controlled by
the synthesizer main microprocessor. When a RF
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output power level is selected by the operator, the
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main microprocessor sets the ALC level reference
voltage (on the A15 PCB) to a value equal to the
desired RF output voltage. The ALC reference volt
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. age is compared to a sample of the RF output from
PCB LEVEL
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the Level Detector and an error signal is developed
· · · v___ ...................-.. ..... ... ......
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if they are not equal.

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Detailed Circuit Description Para. 2K-3 2K-8

Block Diagram Fig. 2K-3 2K-11
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2K-5 2K-14 The ALC error signal is amplified and processed by
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 4) Fig. 2K-6 2K-15 the ALC control circuits and then fed to the PIN
(Sheet 2 of 4)
•
2K-16 driver circuits located on the A29 PCB. The output
(Sheet 3 of 4) •
2K-17 of these circuits causes the PIN diodes that are part
(Sheet 4 of 4) •
2K-19 of the Control Modulators to change the level of the
RF signal accordingly. (The Control Modulators are
A15 ALC PCB located on the RF deck.) This process causes the RF
output voltage to be set to the desired output level
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2K-7 2K-20 (i.e., equal to the ALC reference voltage).
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 5) Fig. 2K-8 2K-21
(Sheet 2 of 5)
. 2K-22
(Sheet 3 of 5)
. 2K-23 During amplitude modulation (AM) , the signal from
(Sheet 4 of 5)
. 2K-24 the external AM source is summed with the internal
(Sheet 5 of 5)
. 2K-25 ALC reference voltage. The action of the ALC loop
causes the RF output to change with the ALC refer
P/O A29 REAR PANEL ence voltage. This causes the RF envelope to dupli
INTERFACE PCB cate the AM signal.
Parts Locator Diagram Fig 2K-9 2K-26 In internal or external pulse modulation modes, the
Schematic Diagram (partial) output signal from the A13 Pulse Generator PCB
(Sheet 2 of 5) Fig 2K-10 2K-27
drives the Control Modulator(s). This produces a
(Sheet 5 of 5) Fig 2K-11 2K-28
pulse-modulated RF output waveform.
67XXB MM 2K-1
A 15 ALC PCB FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 2K ALC/ PULSE MODULATION
2K-2 A15 ALC PCB FUNCTIONAL The output of U9B is summed with the ALC refer
DESCRIPTION ence voltage (and the ALC SLOPE signal) before
being applied to the ALC Level and range DACs.
This maintains a constant-percentage AM signal
The major ALC circuits are located on the Al5 PCB;
these circuits are discussed in the following para
with a changing reference-level voltage.
graphs. Refer to the overall block diagram of the Al5
NOTE:
PCB (Figure 2K-2), and to the schematic diagram
(Figure 2K-S).
If the external AM input signal is 1 volt
peak, then the actual %AM equals the
2K-2.1 Microprocessor Control %AM level selected. If the input signal is
The ALC internal data bus is buffered from the main not 1 volt peak, then the modulation per
processor data bus by latch Ul. Whenever the ALC centage is something other than the %AM
level selected.
PCB is addressed via the L PAl 7 line, the data on
Operational amplifiers Ull A and Ull D are the AM

the microprocessor bus is transferred by Ul to the
Peak and AM Trough Detectors. These circuits pro

internal data bus. The L PAl 7 line also enables the
ALC/P M address decoder (U2), which decodes ad
vide de o u t p u t voltages proportional to the
dress lines PAO-PA2. The decoder circuit then
amplitude modulation of the signal. The output sig
strobes the addressed ALC/Pulse Generator data
nals from these circuits goes to the Ul5 Analog MUX
latch(es) or DACs. This loads the instructions/data
(multiplexer) circuit. This circuit selects various
from the data bus into the addressed device.
ALC signals for measurement by the digital
voltmeter circuits located on the Al 7 Analog Instruc
2K-2.2 ALC Reference Voltage tion PCB.
The ALC loop reference voltage is the -10 volt output

The actual percentage of amplitude modulation can
from the reference supply circuits (VR1JU14A).
be measured and displayed using the front panel
AM MEASURE fu nction. When this function is
Operational Amplifier USD sums this voltage with
the ALC SLOPE signal from the A29 PCB and with
the output of the AM modulation circuits from the
selected, the main microprocessor instructs the Al 7
%AM DAC.
digital voltmeter to measure the voltages from the
ALC peak and trough detectors. It then calculates
the actual percentage of AM using the peak and
The output of USD goes to the 12-Bit Level DAC,
trough measurements.
Ul 7. The output of Ul 7 goes to the input of S-Bit
ALC Range DAC, Ul9A. The combination of these
two DACs provides a 1 million-bit resolution over 2K-2.4 ALC Slope Circuits
the typical 20 dB control range of the level loop. The
main microprocessor sets the output voltage level This circuit compensates for an increasing or
from the ALC DAC circuits equal to that of the decreasing output power-vs-frequency characteristic
desired RF output signal. of the microwave circuits. This correction is usually
for a decreasing-output vs increasing-frequency
characteristic caused by the level detectors (and op
2K-2.3 External AM Circuits tional step attenuator).
The external AM input signals from the front and
rear panel connectors go to Input Amplifiers U6A The V /GHz circuits on the A29 PCB provide an ALC
and U6D. The outputs of U6A/U6D are summed by Slope correction that has a linear voltage change for
amplifier U6B. The output of U6B is connected to a linear change in frequency. The output of these
the AM Peak Detector, the AM Trough Detector, and circuits is the ALC SLOPE signal that goes to the
the %AM DAC circuits. unity gain buffer amplifier, USA (on the Al5 PCB).
The main microprocessor adjusts the output of the The output from USA is fed to the ALC Range DAC,
%AM DAC, U9B to provide the necessary modula U9B. The data for setting this DAC is stored in the
tion signal voltage required for the %AM level EEPROM on the A23 PCB. This data is stored into
selected. (The operator selects the desired %AM the EEPROM by the main microprocessor during
level by using the front panel keys or via the GPI B.) calibration of the synthesizer.
2K-2 67XXB MM
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the ALC Power Level Control Subsystem
2K-3
A 15 ALC PCB FUNCTIONAL DESCR IPTION 2K AL CI PULSE MODULA TION
The EEPROM data includes ALC slope range set Table 2K-2. Relay Kl Operation
tings for the CW and stepped-sweep modes. Also FUNCTION K1 STATUS
included are two additional settings for the ALC
CW (no AM or Pulse modulation) CLOSED
Range DAC that are used only in the analog sweep
mode. One is for :5;2 GHz, and the other is for STEP I ANALOG SWEEP CLOSED
>2 GHz.
AM CLOSED
PULSE, or PULSE w/AM OPEN

2K-2.5 Detector Preamplifiers
EXT DET ALC (w/AM or w/o AM) OPEN
There are two sets of detector preamplifier circuits,
EXT PWR MTR ALC OPEN
Band 0 Det and Band 1-4 Det.
EXT DET ALC w/PULSE OPEN
• Band 0 Det preamplifier. Consists of transistors
Ql -QS and operational amplifiers U25/U26.
These circuits amplify the level detector output of The output of the A2 PCB preamplifier goes to the
the frequency down converter. The down con input of the Al5 PCB External ALC Amplifiers, U21
verter is used for Band 0 only (output frequen and U29. Analog switches U20A and U20B are con
cies :5;2 GHz). trolled by the main microprocessor to select between
• Band 1-4 Det preamplifier. Consists of transistors U29 (which is a xl differential receiver amplifier),
Q9-Ql6 and operational amplifiers U27/U28. and U21 (which has a gain of approximately five).
These circuits amplify the output of the main
Directional Coupler/Level Detector. This coupler Switch U20B is closed and U20A is open whenever
is used for bands 1 thru 4 (output frequencies a power meter (or similar device) having a relative
>2 GHz-refer to Section 2L). high output is used for external leveling. For other
detectors, U20A is closed and U20B is open, thus
The detector preamplifier circuits amplify the low selecting amplifier U21.
level-detector voltage by a factor of five. They also
transform the 2 kn detector diode output impedance NOTE:
to less than 500. Each preamplifier is composed of A power meter usually has a typical out
a low-frequency and a high-frequency amplifier sec put of approximately 1 volt, which is
tion. The high-frequency amplifier section has a very much higher than that of a directional
high gain at high frequencies. (This compensates for detector. During the external ALC gain
the detector diode output capacitance and the calibration procedure (described below),
capacitance of the interconnecting cable.) the gain calibration comparator circuits
sense this higher voltage. This causes the
The band 0 preamplifier circuits include relay Kl microprocessor to select U29 to lower the
that is used to short-out R59. This eliminates RF circuit gain.
feedthrough from the Level detector(s) during cer
The output of U21/U29 goes to the Autopolarity
tain operating modes. The RELAY DRIVER control
Detector, U22. This circuit senses the polarity of the
line from data latch U4 is used to drive Kl. The
external level detector signal and switches it so that
status of Kl during the various operation modes is
the signal polarity to the input of the External Level
listed in Table 2K-2.
Gain DAC (Ul9B) is always negative. The output of
Ul9B goes to the switching circuit consisting of FET
2K-2.6 External ALC Level Circuits switches Ql 7, Ql8, and Ql9. This circuit selects the
input to the Detector Shaper Circuits (U30, etc.).
In the external level mode, an external detector is
used to monitor the RF output of the synthesizer. The output of Ul9B also goes to the input of buffer
(The external detector goes to the front panel EXT amplifier U36. When an external detector is used,
LEVEL connector.) The signal from the EXT LEVEL FET switch Q19 is opened. The output of U36 is
connector goes to the x5 preamplifier located on the connected via FET switches Q32 and Q34, to the
A2 Front Panel Control PCB. input of the ALC Comparator circuit.
2K-4 67XXB MM
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Figure 2K·2. Overall Block Diagram

of the A15 ALC PCB
2K-5
A 15 ALC PCB FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 2K AL CI PULSE MODULA TION
2K-2.7 External ALC Gain Calibration initial measurement of the internal detector sig
nal as described above.
The input voltage at the EXT LEVEL input connector
varies over a large range. The main microprocessor
software includes a procedure for adjusting the ex 2K-2.8 Detector Shaper Circuit
ternal detector signal voltage to a level usable by the
The percentage of amplitude modulation of a RF
ALC loop. This calibration procedure is invoked from
signal is the ratio of the modulating voltage vs the
the front panel and is performed by the synthesizer
RF carrier voltage. The detector diodes that are part
main microprocessor. To initiate the calibration pro
of the microwave deck Level Detectors are square
cedure, either EXT DETECTOR or EXT POWER MTR
law devices. (The output voltage of these devices is
must first be selected by using the LEVELING key.
a function of the input power.) To maintain a con
When the EXT GAIN CAL key is pressed, the follow
stant %AM with changing RF power levels (and
ing occurs (EXT DETECTOR selected):
prevent the introduction of AM distortion), a linear
1. The output of the appropriate internal detector voltage-output versus RF-voltage-input response is
(Band 1-4 or Band O) is switched to the input of necessary.
the Detector Shaper circuits (U32) and the RF
output is leveled in the normal manner.
The selected detector signal goes to the input of the
2. The output of the Detector Shaper circuit (DET Detector Shaper circuits. These circuits compensate
SHAPER MONITOR) is read by the main for the square-law characteristic of the diodes in the
microprocessor via the voltmeter circuits located Level Detectors. The output signal produced by
on the Al7 PCB. these circuits has the correct linear-voltage-output
3. The xl External ALC amplifier is selected (U29) versus RF-voltage-input characteristic.
and the External ALC Range DAC is
programmed for minimum gain (high attenua The outputs of the detector preamplifiers go to the
tion). switching circuit consisting of FET switches Ql7,
The output of the ALC Range DAC (U19B) is Q18, and Q19. These switches select either one of
4.
the two Detector Preamplifier outputs, or the output
switched to the input to the Detector Shaper
from the ALC Range DAC as the input to the Detec
circuit. The main microprocessor steps the bits
tor Shaper circuits.
of the ALC Range DAC until the External ALC
signal value is equal to the value of the internal
detector signal that was read initially. The Detector Shaper circuits consist of operational
amplifiers U31/U32 and FETs U30NU30B. The cir
This completes the calibration of the External ALC cuit composed of FET U30B, potentiometer R203
signal path gain. This procedure guarantees that the and operational amplifier U31B provides tempera
RF power level sensed at the input of the external ture compensation for FET U30A. The circuit com
level detector is set equal to the power for which the posed of potentiometer R197 and U31B is used to
synthesizer is set in the INT leveling mode. adjust the AM linearity of the ALC loop. The output
of this circuit is switched to one input of the ALC
Comparator circuit via FET switches Q31 and Q33.
The External ALC gain calibration for use with a

power meter is performed in the same manner as 2K-2.9 ALC Comparator and Sample/Hold
that described above, with the following differences: Circuits
To initiate the calibration procedure, EXT POWER
a. ALC Comparator Circuit
•
MTR is selected via the LEVELING key.

When the RF output of the synthesizer is
• After the initial measurement of the internal leveled, the ALC level reference voltage from the
detector level, the output of the ALC Range DAC ALC Range DAC (U19A) and the output from
is not switched to the input of the Detector Shaper the Detector Shaper circuits are of opposite
circuit. polarity (the ALC reference voltage has twice the
• The Ext ALC signal (output of DAC) U19B) is magnitude). These voltages are summed by
measured via buffer amplifier U36 and the R157 and R162. The difference voltage at the
EXT PWR MTR MON signal line. The signal junction of these two resistors is the ALC loop
value measured on this line is compared with the error voltage (this node is referred to as the ALC
2K-6 67XXB MM
2K AL C/PULSE MODULATION A 15 ALC PCB FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION
Summing Node). The ALC loop error voltage is 2K-2.10 ALC Level Amplifier
zero when the ALC loop is balanced.
The first stage of the ALC level amplifier is opera
b. Sample/Hold Circuits tional amplifier U40, which drives output transis
tors Q28 and Q29. The output of these transistors is
The ALC loop error voltage is the input to the
the ALC CNTRL signal that goes to the PIN diode
Sample /Hold circuits. The ALC sample/hold cir
current driver circuits located on the A29 Rear Panel
cuit is composed of FET switches Q23 and Q24,
Interface PCB.
along with FETs Q22 and Q25. FETs Q22 and
Q25 are used as coupling diodes. The gate-to
drain capacitance ofQ24 is the holding capacitor The output of Q28 and Q29 is fed back through the
for this circuit. These circuits are used in the gain setting and frequency compensation networks
sample/hold mode only during the pulse modula to the input of U40 (sheet 5 of Figure 2K-8). The
tion modes. In all other modes, Q24 is on and overall ALC loop bandwidth is determined by the
Q23 is off. characteristics of the following: selected detector
preamplifier, shaper circuits, ALC level amplifier
gain/frequency compensation networks, and the A29
T h e operation of this circuit during the
PCB PIN shaper circuits. In a non-pulse mode, the
sample/hold mode is as follows.
loop bandwidth is typically 100 kHz. In the pulse
• During the ON portion of the RF output pulse, mode, the bandwidth is approximately 20 kHz. (This
the gate-to-drain capacita nce of Q24 is bandwidth also depends on the pulse width and
charged to the value of the ALC error voltage. repetition frequency of the pulse modulation signal.)
This voltage is the input to the ALC Level When externally leveled with a power meter, the
Amplifier (U40). loop bandwidth is approximately 0. 7 Hz. This nar
• During the OFF condition of the pulse, Q24 is row bandwidth compensates for the slow response of
off and Q23 is on. This effectively shorts the a power meter.
drain of Q24 to ground. The voltage level
stored on the gate-to-drain capacitance ofQ24
is the input to U40. This action prevents the
2K-2.11 Unleveled Logic Circuits
ALC loop from shifting the output level
during the OFF portion of the modulation
pulse waveform (which would cause distortion In normal operation, comparators U41 and U42
of the RF output pulse waveform). sense the ALC CNTRL output of the ALC Level
Amplifier. If the RF output is too high, or does not
reach the power level selected, then the ALC CNTRL
The drive signals for the sample/hold circuit are
signal goes outside of its normal -SY to OV operating
generated by the Sample/Hold Switch circuits
range. When this occurs, either U41 or U42 pulls the
composed of transistorsQ20, Q21, Q26 and Q27.
L UNLEVELED line low,. This does the following:
Transistors Q20 and Q21 function as a flip-flop
that is driven by the SAMPLFJHOLD signal • Turns on the front panel UNLEVELED indicator
from connector Jl. This signal is generated by LED.
the timing circuits located on the A13 Pulse Gen
• Signals the main microprocessor (via the A29
erator PCB. Transistors Q26 and Q27 produce
PCB) that the ALC loop is no longer controlling
the correct drive signals for the sampling cir
the RF output level.
cuits. These circuits are enabled on/off by the
H S/H EN control line (via gate U12A).
2K-2.12 Detector Thermistor Circuits

The sample/hold switching circuits generate
switching transients (video spikes) that can The internal Level Detector(s) each have a built-in
show up in the output of the sample/hold circuit. thermistor. It is used in conjunction with the A15
Variable Capacitor C72 and capacitor C67 cancel Thermistor Sense Circuits to sense the ambient
out these video spikes. temperature of the microwave deck components.
67XXB MM 2K-7
A 13 PULSE GENERA TOR PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2K ALC! PULSE MODULA TION
NOTE: (Figure 2K-3) and to the A13 PCB schematic (Figure

Only those units that are equipped with a 2K-6).
frequency down converter have two level
detectors.
2K-3.1 Pulse Generator Circuits
The A15 Thermistor Sense Circuits are composed of a. Clock Circuits
operational amplifiers U14B and U14D. These cir
The 10 MHz reference signal from the AlO Ref
cuits translate the resistances of the level detector
erence Divider PCB goes to the A13 pulse gen
thermistors into voltage values that represent the
erator clock divider circuits. They consist of U4,
temperature of the respective level detectors.
U5, and U6. The 10 MHz signal is divided into
clock signals PRF CLK and PW CLK These
The voltage values output by these circuits are
signals clock the Pulse Rep Frequency Counter
monitored by the Al7 PCB DVM circuits via the
and Pulse Width Counter circuits, respectively.
Analog MUX circuit (U15). As the ambient tempera
The proper clock frequency for the desired pulse
ture changes, the main microprocessor compensates
repetition frequency and pulse width is selected
for any changes in the level detector diode output
by the Pulse Clock Select multiplexer (U8/U15),
levels. This provides a very stable RF-output-vs
unde r control of the sy nthesizer main
temperature characteristic.
microprocessor.
2K-3 A13 PULSE GENERATOR PCB

The Pulse Rep Frequency Counter (Ull-U13)
CffiCUIT DESCRIPTION
produces a Pulse Rep Freq clock signal
The A13 PCB provides the internal pulse generating (DIVIDED PRF CLK) that goes to the Pulse
function for the synthesizer. It also interfaces the Source Select circuit. This integrated circuit
external pulse signal source to the pulse generation switch (U24) gates the trigger signals to the
and PIN driver circuits in the external modes. There pulse generation circuits according to the
are four pulse modulation modes. selected mode (under control of the synthesizer
• Internal pulse modulation mode (+ or -). The main microprocessor).
pulse modulation waveform is generated and
timed internally. b. Pulse Generation Circuits
• External pulse mode. The external pulse source In the internal pulse modulation mode, the
signal from the front or rear panel connectors is DIVIDED PRF CLK signal is routed via U24 to
interfaced directly to the pulse modulation PIN the Pulse Start FF, U27A. When clocked by the
driver circuits. PRF CLK signal, U27A is set, which then sets
• External triggered mode. An internally generated the Pulse FF (U28A).
modulating pulse waveform is triggered by the
external pulse source signal. The output from the Pulse FF triggers the Pulse
• External gated mode. An external pulse source Width Counter (Ul 7-U20) to start the count
signal gates the internal pulse generator on and down of the pulse width. At the end of the count,
off. the Pulse Stop FF (U27B) is set, which resets the
Pulse FF and reloads the Pulse Width Counter
The internal pulse generation and external pulse in preparation for the next pulse.
source interface circuitry of the A13 PCB is con
tained in four major circuit groups. At the end of the pulse repetition rate period, the
• 10-Hz-to-1-MHz programmable pulse generator. output of the Pulse Rep Frequency Counter
• Source/Mode select control circuits. changes state. This action triggers the Pulse
Start FF again and the process repeats.
• Current driver circuits for the pulse modulation
PIN diodes located in the control modulators.
NOTE:
• Microprocessor data interface circuits
The pulse width must always b e
The paragraphs that follow describe these circuit programmed t o b e less than the period
groups. Refer to the A13 simplified block diagram of the pulse repetition rate.
2K-8 67XXB MM
2K ALC I PULSE MODULA TION A 13 PULSE GENERA TOR PCB CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
In the external ttriggered mode, the external The output of the Pulse FF is routed via buffer
pulse source signal is synchronized with the in gate U26A to the rear panel PULSE SYNC OUT
ternal pulse generator clock circuits by flip-flop PUT connector. This output is also routed to the
U38A. The leading edge of the synchronized ex input of the Pulse Resolution generator circuits.
ternal pulse waveform (i.e., the output of U38A)
triggers the Gating Edge Flip-flop, U25B, to in The Pulse Resolution Generator circuits, com
itiate the generation of the modulation pulse posed of U28B, U29 and U30, function as a delay
waveform. The waveform pulse width is deter line with three outputs that are delayed by 25,
mined by the pulse width counter circuits in the 50, and 75 nanoseconds. The selection of these
normal manner. outputs, OR'ed together with the output of the
Pulse FF, provide 25 ns pulse width resolution
for all internally generated pulses from 25 ns to
In the delayed triggered mode, the desired trig 100 us pulse width.
ger delay is entered via the front panel DELAY
key. The Hold-Off Delay Flip-Flop (U38B), in
conjunction with the PRF counter circuits, 2K-3.2 Source/Mode Select Control Circuits
generate the desired delay between the leading In the internal pulse modulatwn mode, the pulse
edge of the external pulse source waveform and source select circuit (U24) connects the DIVIDED
the start of the modulating pulse. In this mode, PRF CLK signal to the pulse generator circuits. Also,
Pulse Start Flip-flop U27A is triggered to start the mode select circuit (U31) connects the output of
the generation of the modulating pulse the Pulse FF to the input to the pulse PIN driver
waveform (Figure 2K-6). circuits (via the 100 & 25 ns Pulse Resolution cir
cuits).
In the external gated mode, the DIVIDED PRF
CLK signal to the Pulse Source Select circuit is In the external pulse mode, the mode select circuit
gated on and off by the external pulse source (U31) connects the external pulse source signal
waveform by U2B and U14B. (from the front/rear panel input connectors) to the
input of the pulse modulation PIN driver circuits.
The RF output signal is thus modulated with the
NOTE:
external source waveform.
For proper operation, the period of the
external pulse source signal must be In the external triggered mode, the external pulse
greater than the sum of the pulse source signal is synchronized with the internal pulse
repetition rate period and pulse width generator clock circuits by flip-flop U38A . This
of the internal pulse waveform. The synchronized external pulse waveform is selected by
pulse width of the external pulse U24 to trigger the Gating Edge Flip-flop, U25B, to
source must also exceed that of the initiate the generation of the modulation pulse
internal pulse. waveform.
In the external gated mode, the external pulse source

If the period of the external pulse
signal gates the DIVIDED PRF CLK signal thus
source signal is greater than a multi
controlling the operation of the pulse generator cir
ple of the internal pulse period, the
cuits (see above).
modulation waveform will contain
multiple pulses. This technique may
In all modes, the output of U31 is routed to the A15
be used to obtain pulse-burst modula
ALC PCB as the L SAMPLE/HOLD signal. This sig
tion of the RF output signal.
nal synchronizes the ALC leveling loop to the pulse
ON portion of the pulse modulation waveform.
In the external triggered mode, the external
pulse signal sets the Gating Edge FF (U25A), The output of U31 is also the input to the Leading
which then sets-and is immediately reset by Edge Delay and Trailing Edge Delay circuits com
the Gate Edge Clear FF, U25B. This action sets posed of U3C, U32B, and Q25. The output of these
the Pulse FF; the generation of the remainder of circuits is routed to the A15 ALC PCB as the L
the pulse is as described above. SAMPLE/HOLD signal.
67XXB MM 2K-9
A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB CIRCUrrs DESCRIPTION 2K ALC I PULSE MODULA TION
2K-3.3 Pulse Modulation PIN Drivers 2K-4.1 V/GHZ DAC Circuits
The output of U31 also goes to the Pulse Mux circuit The data for V/GHZ DACs, U13 and Ul5 are latched
composed of gates U35A-U35D. These gates route onto control latches U8 and U9. The data is then
the pulse modulation signal to the proper PIN driver strobed from these latches into the internal latches
circuit for the band selected. The PIN drivers are of the DACs, as appropriate.
high-speed high-current driver circuits that control
the pulse PIN diodes located in the control The 0-lOV ramp signal from the Al 7 PCB is input
modulators. These circuits are composed as listed to the V/GHz Slope DAC, U13. The output of U13
below. (via UllD) is combined with the output to the V/GHz
• Band 1: Q3-Q7, and U36A, B and F Offset DAC Ul5 (via Ul6A) by operational amplifier
Ul4 to produce the V/GHz signal. This signal is
• Band 2: Q8-Ql2, and U36C, D and E
routed to the rear panel V/GHz connector (via the
• Band 3: Ql3-Ql7, and U37A, B and F A27 1/0 PCB).
• Band 4: QlS-Q22, and U37C, D and E
The outputs of DACs Ul3 and Ul5 are also com
bined with the + lOV REF voltage from the Al7 PCB
2K-3.4 A13 PCB Processor Interface
by operational amplifier Ul6B. The output of Ul6B
Circuits
is the ALC SLOPE control signal for the Al5 ALC
The synthesizer main microprocessor controls the PCB.
pulse generator to produce pulse modulation of the
RF output signal per the commands received from The output of DAC Ul5 provides the sweep-width
either the front panel or via the GPIB. It interfaces and detector characteristic offsets for the V/GHz and
with the Al3 pulse generator through the AS Serial ALC SLOPE signals. The offset signal from buffer
1/0 PCB. On the Al5 PCB, serial-parallel interface amplifier Ul6A is summed into the ramp signal from
circuits Ul0/Ul6 and U33/U34, convert the serial buffer amplifier UllD in the analog sweep mode; it
data received from the AS Serial 1/0 PCB into paral is also summed into the de level signal during CW
lel data that is stored in control latches. or stepped sweep modes.
The serial data is clocked into the Al3 PCB by two Analog switch Ul2B sets the gain of operational
clocks from the AS PCB: the Pulse Generator Clock, amplifier Ul4 for either a lV/GHz or a 0.5V/GHz
and the Pulse Trigger Clock. The instructions and output. This switch is controlled by the A23
data for the pulse generator circuits are clocked into Microprocessor PCB.
UlO and U16 via the Pulse Generator Clock; this
data is used to set the pulse frequency and pulse
width. The instructions/data that are clocked into 2K-4.2 ALC Control Signal Drive Circuits
U33 and U34 by the Pulse Trigger Clock are used to
select the operating mode and the appropriate pulse Refer to Figure 2K-4 and to sheet 5 of the A29 PCB
modulation PIN driver circuit. schematic diagram (Figure 2K-11). The Control
Modulator PIN driver circuits, located on the A29
PCB, are described below. All of these circuits
2K-4 A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB operate under the control of the A23 Microprocessor
CIRCUITS DESCRIPTION PCB.
The following circuit description applies only to the • PIN Shaper/Driver Circuit- The ALC CNTRL
portion of the A29 PCB that is part of the ALC power signal from the Al5 PCB is input to the circuit
level control subsystem. Refer to the block diagram composed of DAC U38B, analog multiplier chip
for these A29 circuits (Figure 2K-4) on the facing U40, operational amplifiers U42/U43, and tran
page. The parts locator diagram and schematic sistors Q23/Q2S. The gain of this circuit is non
diagrams for these circuits are located in Figures linear to compensate for the characteristics of the
2K-9 thru 2K-11. A complete set of schematic Control Modulator PIN diodes (i.e., it has a gain
diagrams for the A29 PCB are located in Sec characteristic that decreases logarithmically with
tion 2D-Inputs/Outputs. increasing input signal amplitude).
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the A13 Pulse Generator PCB
2K-ll
ALC L OOP RF MICROWA VE DECK COMPONENTS 2K ALC I PULSE MODULATION
• Offset Current Source Circuit- This circuit is ator PCB is applied to the Pulse modulation PIN
composed of DAC U38A, U39B and transistors diodes. These PIN diodes provide the level control
Q20--Q22. It is used to adjust the operating point and modulation functions of the control modulators.
of the overall PIN Driver circuit to produce the
correct RF output levels throughout the output
2K-5.2 Switched F ilter Module
level range of the synthesizer.
• PIN Driver MUX Switch Circuit- The combined The switched filter is installed in models containing
output of the PIN Shaper/Driver and Offset Cur a 2 to 8 GHz YIG-tuned oscillator. This module
rent Source circuits is routed to FET switches provides rejection of the harmonics generated by the
Q24-Q27. Control latch U37 selects the ap 2 to 8 GHz oscillator. It also rejects harmonic signals
propriate FET switch as follows: generated by the 0.01 to 2 GHz down converter.
Q24: Bands 0 and 1 (.01-8 GHz)
Q25: Band 2 (8-12 GHz) 2K-5.3 Main Mux Switch
Q25: Band 3 (12.4-20 GHz)
The Main Mux switch multiplexes the various con
Q25: Band 2 (20-26.5 GHz)
trol modulator outputs into a common output port.
• Frequency Doubler PIN Driver Circuit- This cir This switch is not installed in units having only one
cuit is composed of operational amplifier U41, oscillator.
d r iver transistor Q32 and voltage limiters
Q33/Q34. This circuit amplifies the ALC CNTL
drive signal and provides a linear output to drive 2K-5.4 Directional Coupler
the PIN modulator diodes located in the Frequen The Directional Coupler transfers the modulated RF
cy Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator module on the signals to the synthesizer's R F OUTPUT. A portion
Microwave Deck. The voltage limiters clamp the of the RF output is detected, coupled out, and routed
output to protect the modulator. For further infor to the A15 ALC PCB for use in internal power level
mation, refer to Section 2L-RF Microwave Deck. ing. For further information, refer to Section 2L-RF
(Note: only certain models are equipped with a Microwave Deck.
Frequency Doubler module.)
2K-6 ALC I PULSE MODULATION
2K-5 ALC LOOP RF MICROWAVE DECK SUBSYSTEM SCHEMATICS
COMPONENTS
Figures 2K-5 thru 2K-8 provide schematics and
The following paragraphs briefly describe the parts locator diagrams for the A13 and A15 PCBs.
microwave components that are part of--0r interface Figure 2K-4 is the block diagram of the A29 PCB
with-the ALC loop. Depending on the model con circuits that are part of--0r interface with-the ALC
figuration, some of the components described may loop. A parts locator diagram and schematic
not be present. For further information pertaining diagrams for these circuits are located in Figures
to these components, refer to Section 2L-RF 2K-9 thru 2K-11. Schematic diagrams for the com
Microwave Deck. plete A29 PCB are located in Section 2D-In
puts/Outputs.
2K-5.1 Control Modulators
2K-7 ALC/PULSE MODULATION
The control modulators provide variable attenuation
SUBSYSTEM TROUBLESHOOTING
to control the RF power output of the YIG-tuned
oscillators. They also detect a portion of the RF input Refer to the troubleshooting information located in
from the YIG-tuned oscillators and couple it to the the front portion of Section 2-System Description
YIG Loop phase-lock circuitry (this RF sample is and Troubleshooting. This information provides a
detected prior to modulation). list of error codes that may be displayed as a result
of failures in the ALC/Pulse Modulation subsystem
The ALC CNTRL driver current from the A29 Rear cicuitry located on the Al3, A15 and A29 PCBs and
Panel Interface PCB is applied to the level control probable causes of the failures. Refer also to Section
PIN diodes (these PIN diodes also provide AM 2L-RF Microwave Deck for information pertaining
modulation of the RF output signal). The pulse to the microwave components located on the RF
modulation drive current from the A 13 Pulse Gener- microwave deck.
2K-12 67XXB MM
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A13
Control Modulator Drive Signals
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2L-RF MICROWAVE DECK 2L·2 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY,
OVERALL DESCRIPTION
Refer to the block diagram in Figure 2L-2 for the

2L-1 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY following description.
This section contains service information for the RF

The primary purpose of the RF microwave deck as
microwave deck assembly and its component fre
sembly is to generate sweep- and CW- frequency RF
quency bands listed in Table 2L-1 below. Refer also
signals and route these signals to the RF OUTPUT
to the specific troubleshooting information in the
connector. It is capable of generating RF signals in
error code table in the front portion of Section 2-Sys
the frequency range of 0.01 to 60 GHz. The frequen
tem Description and Troubleshooting.
cy range of 0.01 to 60 GHz is divided into 7 discrete
bands. They are defined as follows:
Reference is made, throughout the following descrip
• Band 0 - 0.01 to 2 GHz (Heterodyne Band)
tion to various inputs, outputs, and loops involving
related circuits and PCBs. You may wish to refer to • Band 1 - 2 to 8.4 GHz (SIC Band)
other sections of this manual for more detail as fol • Band 2 - 8 to 12.4 GHz (X Band)
lows: • Band 3 - 12.4 to 20 GHz (Ku Band)
• Section 2E-Reference Loop • Band 4 - 18 to 26.5 GHz (K Band)
• Section 2F-Coarse Loop • Band 5 - 26.5 to 40 GHz (Ka Band)
• Section 2G-Fine Loop • Band 6 - 40 to 60 GHz CU Band)
• Section 2H-YIG Loop/FM Subsystem
• Section 21-Analog Instruction The configuration of the RF microwave deck varies
according to the particular synthesizer model. There
• Section 2K -Automatic Level Control/
are single-band and multi-band models. Table 2L-2
Pulse Modulation
lists the RF microwave deck configuration by model
number. Additionally, some models have a high
Table 2L0l. Microwave Deck Service Information power version, so designated by a -10, -20, or -40
after the model number. These models require high
Documentation Reference Page power versions of the standard RF components
and/or the addition of RF amplifiers.
-
The various models produce RF output in frequency
Overall Description Para. 2L-2 2L-1 bands 0 to 6 as follows:
Block Diagram Fig. 2L-2 2L-9
• Band 0 (0.01 to 2 GHz) - RF output is produced
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2L-3 2L-10 by downconverting the RF output of the Band 1
YIG-tuned oscillator.
FREQUENCY BANDS
• Bands 1 thru 4 (2 to 26.5 GHz) - RF output is
Frequency Bands 2 thru 4 generated by the four YIG-tuned oscillators.
Circuit Description Para. 2L-3 2L-3 • Band 5 (26.5 to 40 GHz) - RF output is produced
Frequency Bands 0 and 1 by doubling the output of the Band 3 YIG-tuned
oscillator.
Circuit Description Para. 2L-4 2L-4
• Band 6 (40 to 60 GHz) - RF output is produced
Frequency Band S
by tripling the output of the Band 3 YIG-tuned
Circuit Description Para. 2L-5 2L-5 oscillator.
Frequency Band 6
Circuit Description Para. 2L-6 2L-6 During the sweep mode in multiband models, fre
quency bandswitching occurs at specific switch
Block Diagram Fig. 2L-1 2L-6
points. The bandswitch points occur at 2.0 GHz,
8.0 GHz, 12.4 GHz, 18.0 GHz, and 26.5 GHz. At
euch bandswitch point, the YIG-tuned oscillator that
was being swept is phase-locked to determine the
frequency error, if any, and then turned off. The
67XXB MM 2L-1
RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY,
OVERALL DESCRIPTION 2L RF MICROWAVE DECK
Table 2L-2. RF Microwave Deck Configuration by Model Number

Frequency Band(s) Installed
Model Number Band 0 Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Band 4 Band 5 Band 6

0.01-2 GHz 2-8.4 GHz 8-12.4 GHz 12.4-20 GHz 18-26.5 GHz 26.5-40 GHz 40-60 GHz
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YIG-tuned oscillator for the next frequency band to to reduce FM noise close to the carrier. In the
be swept is then turned on and phase-locked. sweep mode, the main tuning coil current tunes
the oscillator through the swept frequency range.
The RF components common to all frequency bands Phase-locking to fine adjust the oscillator's output
and found in all models are described in the follow frequency is only done at the bottom and top of
ing paragraphs. The RF components peculiar to the sweep ramp or on both sides of each band
specific frequency bands and/or are found only in switch point. FM is also obtained by introducing
certain models described in later paragraphs as part an externally applied control voltage into the
of the description of that particular frequency band. oscillator's FM tuning coil control path.
• Isolators - The isolators prevent the reflection of
Common RF components that make up the RF RF energy back into the YIG-tuned oscillators,
which can cause frequency pulling. They pass for
microwave deck are:
ward wave RF energy with only 0.5 to 1 dB of
• YIG-tuned Oscillators - The YIG-tuned oscil attenuation; however, they attenuate reflected RF
lators generate high-power RF output signals that
energy by 17 to 20 dB. Dual isolators attenuate
have low broadband noise and low spurious con reflected RF energy by up to 40 dB.
tent. The oscillators are driven by the FM and
• Control Modulators -The control modulators pro
main tuning coil currents and bias voltage from
vide variable attenuation to control the RF power
the YIG Driver PCBs. During the CW mode, the
output of the YIG-tuned oscillators. A portion of
main tuning coil current tunes the oscillator to
the RF input to the modulators is coupled out
within a few megahertz of the final output fre
prior to modulation for use by the YIG Loop
quency. The phase-lock circuitry of the YIG Loop
phase-lock circuitry. The level modulation driver
then fine adjusts the oscillator's FM tuning coil
current input is received from the A29 Rear Panel
current to make the output frequency exact and
2L-2 67XXB MM
2L RF MICROWAVE DECK FREQUENCY BANDS 2 THRU 4, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
Interface PCB where it is developed from the ALC 2L-3.1 Frequency Control and FM
control signal. Pulse modulation current i s Modulation
received from the A 1 3 Pulse Generator PCB. The
The appropriate YIG Driver PCB receives a de
control modulators output modulated RF signals.
tuning voltage (in CW mode) or a tuning ramp sweep
Amplifiers - The RF amplifiers are used to in
voltage (in sweep mode) along with a +lOV reference
•
voltage from the Al 7 Analog Instruction PCB. The

crease the power output of the generated RF fre
quencies. The average power gain from a ty pical
YIG driver uses these inputs to produce the main
RF amplifier is 6 dB.
tuning coil current to drive the YIG-tuned oscillator.
• PIN Switches - the PIN switches are current con In sweep mode, this current tunes the oscillator
trolled variable attenuators that switch between through the selected swept frequency range. During
available RF signals so that only one RF output CW mode, the main tuning coil current tunes the
signal at a time is coupled to the RF Output or oscillator to within a few megahertz of the final
Sampler circuitry. The PIN switches receive their output frequency.
drive current from the A29 PCB's PIN switch
drivers. The PIN switches are not installed in
The YIG-tuned oscillator's output RF signal is sent
single-band units having only one oscillator.
through an isolator to the control modulator. Before
• Filters - The filters provide bandpass filtering of modulation, part of the RF input is coupled out to
the RF signals to reduce harmonic emissions. the Sampler MUX PIN Switch as an input to the YIG
• Directional Coupler - The directional coupler phase-lock loop. In the YIG phase-lock loop, the
t ran sfers the modulated RF signals to the sampled RF is combined with a harmonic frequency
synthesizer's RF OUTPUT. A portion of the RF derived from the coarse loop to produce a YIG IF
output is detected and coupled out for use in in signal. The YIG IF signal is then compared with a
ternal power leveling. The detected RF sample, reference frequency derived from the fine loop.
along with a resistance representing the coupler's During CW mode, any detected phase differences are
temperature, is routed to the A15 ALC PCB. processed by the FM Driver PCB and sent as input
• Step Attenuators - The optional step attenuators to the YIG driver to fine adjust the YIG-tuned
provide up to 1 10 dB of attenuation for the RF oscillator's FM tuning coil current and obtain an
output. Step attenuator drive current is received exact frequency output. During sweep mode for fre
from the A29 Rear Panel Interface PCB. quency sweeps of >50 MHz, phase-locking to fine
tune the output frequency is only done at the bottom
and top of the sweep ramp or on both sides of each
2L·3 FREQUENCY BANDS 2 THRU 4, bandswitch point. During sweep mode for frequency
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION sweeps of :S:50 MHz, phase-locking to fine tune the
output frequency is done at the center frequency of
Since the RF microwave deck frequency bands 2 (8 the sweep. In addition, frequency modulation of the
to 12.4 GHz), 3 ( 12.4 to 20 GHz), and 4 (18 to output RF signal and YIG-tuned oscillator frequency
26.5 GHz) are very similar in operation, the follow sweeps of :S:50 MHz are accomplished by summing
ing circuit description covers all three. Refer to the the appropriate signals into the FM control path of
block diagram in Figure 2L-2 during the following the YIG loop.
description.
2L-3.2 Power Level Control and

When operating the sy nthesizer in the CW or sweep Amplitude Modulation (AM)
modes, selection of a frequency or a band of frequen
cies to be swept within the range of 8 to 26.5 GHz In addition to the RF signal from the YIG-tuned
causes the RF microwave deck frequency bands 2, 3, oscillator, the control modulator has two other in
or 4 to generate the requested RF signals as follows. puts - the ALC input and the pulse input. The ALC
input provides driver current to the PIN diodes that
control the power level of the RF output signals from
the YIG-t u n e d o s c i l l ator. This level control
modulator driver current is received from the A29
PCB, where it is derived from the A 15 PCB's ALC
control signal input. The PIN diodes controlling the
power level act as variable resistors. They have zero
67XXB MM 2L-3
FREQUENCY BANDS 0 AND 1, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION 2L RF MICROWAVE DECK
ohms resistance at full drive current, reflecting all The directional coupler also has a built-in thermis
the RF back towards the YIG-tuned oscillator. tor which outputs a resistance representing the
Amplitude modulation of the RF output signal is coupler's temperature. This resistance is converted
accomplished by varying the ALC input driver cur to a voltage by the A15 PCB and monitored by the
rent with the external modulation signal. Al 7 PCB's DVM circuit. As the ambient temperature
changes, the A23 Microprocessor compensates for
the output level to provide a stable RF-output-vs
2L-3.3 Pulse Modulation
temperature.
The pulse input provides driver current to the PIN
diodes which control pulse modulation of the RF
2L·4 FREQUENCY BANDS 0 AND 1,
output signal. The pulse modulation driver current CIB.CUIT DESCRIPTION
is received from the A13 Pulse Generator PCB. The
PIN diodes controlling pulse modulation act as Since the RF microwave deck frequency band 0 (0.01
switches rather than variable resistors - they are to 2 GHz) and band 1 (2 to 8.4 GHz) RF signals are
either full-on or full-off. The level modulator PIN generated using the same YIG-tuned oscillator, their
diodes are isolated from the pulse modulation PIN circuit descriptions are combined. Refer to the block
diodes by a "T'' filter consisting of two capacitors and diagram in Figure 2L-2 for the following description.
an inductor. This prevents the high-speed video pul
ses for the pulse modulation PIN diodes from Selecting a frequency or band of frequencies to be
modulating the level control modulator PIN diodes. swept within the range of frequency band 1 causes
the YIG-tuned oscillator to generate 2 to 8.4 GHz RF
signals. Selecting a frequency or band of frequencies
to be swept within the range of frequency band O
2L-3.4 Output Control
The modulated RF output signal is sent through a causes the YIG-tuned oscillator to generate 6.01 to
low-pass tilter to the Main RF MUX PIN Switch. The 8.0 GHz RF signals. The 6.01 to 8.0 GHz RF signals
low-pass tilter provides bandpass filtering of the RF are then down converted to produce 0.01 to 2 GHz
signal to reduce harmonic emissions. The Main RF RF signals.
MUX PIN Switch multiplexes the various control
modulator outputs into a common output port. Drive The YIG-tuned oscillator's output RF signal is sent
current for the switch is received from the PIN through a 10 dB attenuator to the control modulator.
switch drivers located on the A29 PCB. The switch This control modulator operates the same as the
input ports supporting frequency bands 2 through 4 other control modulators; the only difference is that
(8 to 26.5 GHz) have additional high-pass filtering it has an additional RF output for the down con
for the video pulses from the control modulator. The verter. Refer to paragraphs 2L-3.1, 2L-3.2, and
Main RF MUX PIN Switch is not installed in units 2L-3.3 for descriptions of frequency and power level
having only one oscillator; a separate video filter is control and AM, FM, and pulse modulation opera
installed in these units. tion.
2L·3.5 Power Level Detection/ALC Loop 2L-4.1 Down Converter
The modulated RF signal output from the Main RF The 0.01 to 2 GHz Down Converter contains a
MUX PIN Switch is sent to the Directional Coupler 6 GHz voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) that is
for transfer to the RF OUTPUT connector. A portion phase-locked to the 500 MHz reference oscillator
of the RF output is detected and coupled out as an through a sampling phase detector. The 6 GHz
input to the ALC loop. The detected RF sample is VCO's phase-lock condition is monitored by the A23
routed to the A15 ALC PCB. In the ALC loop, the RF Microprocessor via the Al 7 PCB DVM circuit. The
sample is compared with a reference voltage that 6 GHz VCO is on at all times; however, the down
represents the desired RF power output level. If the converter amplifier is powered on by the A18 YIG
two voltages do not match, an error correction signal Driver PCB only when the 0.01 to 2 GHz band is
is fed from the A15 PCB to the PIN modulator driver selected. Additionally, when frequency band 0 is not
circuit on the A29 PCB. The resulting modulator selected, a PIN switch at the down converter RF
driver current to the control modulator causes the input is activated. This prevents the 6 GHz VCO
level control modulator diodes to adjust the RF signal fr o m leaking back through the control
power level output. modulator and showing up as a spur in the 3.5 to
2L-4 67XXB MM
2L RF MICROWAVE DECK FREQUENCY BAND 5, CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
the switch is received from the PIN switch driver on tor. When operating in the frequency range of 2 to
the A29 PCB. 8.4 GHz, the portion of the RF output detected and
coupled out to the A15 ALC PCB provides an input
During frequency band 0 operation, the modulated to the ALC loop . Refer to paragraph 2L-3.5 for a
6.01 to 8.0 GHz RF signal output from the control description of power level detection and ALC loop
modulator is sent to the 0.01 to 2 GHz Down Con operation.
verter. The modulated 6.01 to 8.0 GHz RF signal is
then mixed with the 6.0 GHz VCO signal resulting 2L-5 FREQUENCY BAND 5, CffiCUIT
in a modulated 0.01 to 2 GHz RF signal. The resul DESCRIPTION
tant RF signal is sent through a 2 GHz Low-Pass
Filter, then amplified and output to the Switched Frequency band 5 (26.5 to 40 GHz) RF signals are
Filter. A portion of the RF output is detected and produced by frequency doubling the band 3 (12.4 to
coupled out as an input to the ALC loop. Refer to 20 GHz) YIG-tuned oscillator's RF signal output.
paragraph 21-3.5 for a description of power level Refer to the block diagram in Figure 2L-2 during the
detection and ALC loop operation. following description.
Selection of a frequency or band of frequencies to be

2L-4.2 Switched Filter swept within the frequency range of 26.5 to 40 GHz
The switched filter provides rejection of the har causes the band 3 YIG-tuned oscillator to generate
monics generated by the 2 to 8.4 GHz YIG-tuned 13.25 to 20 GHz RF signals. Since RF frequency
oscillator and multiplexing of the 0 .01 to 2 GHz RF control and FM and pulse modulation of the RF
signal from the down converter. Drive current for the signal are exactly the same as described for frequen
switched filter is received from the PIN switch filter cy band 3 in paragraph 21-3, they will not be covered
drivers located on the A29 PCB. here. Power level control and amplitude modulation
of the RF signal takes place in the Frequency
The modulated 2 to 8.4 GHz RF signal from the Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator. The description of the
control modulator is sent through an RF amplifier RF signal development starts with the modulated
to the switched filter. The switched filter's 2 to 13.25 to 20 GHz RF signal at the output of the con
8.4 GHz RF input provides high-pass filtering for trol modulator.
the video pulses from the control modulator. The
modulated RF signal has three filtering paths; the
2L-5.l DPDT PIN Switch
3.5 GHz filter path, the 6 GHz filter path, and the
8 GHz filter path (the actual 8 GHz Low-Pass Filter The modulated RF signal is sent through an RF
is located external to the switched filter). Since the amplifier to the DPDT PIN Switch. The DPDT PIN
down converter already provides filtering of the 0.01 switch multiplexes the band 2 (8 to 12.4 GHz) and
to 2 GHz RF signal, the signal is multiplexed band 3 (12.4 to 20 GHz) control modulator outputs
through to the switched filter output. into two output ports - an 8 to 20 GHz port and a
13.25 to 20 GHz port. Drive current for the switch is
provided by the PIN switch drivers located on the
2L-4.3 RF Output A29 PCB. The modulated 8 to 20 GHz RF signal is
The modulated 0.01 to 8.4 GHz RF signal is sent sent to the Main RF MUX PIN Switch through a
through an 8 GHz low-pass filter to the Main RF 20 GHz low-pass filter. The modulated 1 3.25 to
MUX PIN Switch. The Low-Pass Filter provides 20 GHz RF s i g n al is sent to the fre quency
bandpass filtering of the RF signal to reduce har Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator by way of a 6 dB at
monic emissions. The Main RF MUX PIN Switch tenuator. The DPDT PIN Switch is not installed in
multiplexes the various control modulator outputs units having only one oscillator.
into a common output port. Drive current for the
switch is provided by the PIN switch drivers located
2L-5.2 Frequency Doubler/Amplifier/
on the A29 PCB. The Main RF MUX PIN Switch is
Modulator
not installed in units having only one oscillator.
During the frequency band 5 operation, the modu
The modulated RF signal output from the Main RF lated 13.25 to 20 GHz RF signal output from the
MUX PIN Switch is sent to the Directional Coupler control modulator is sent via the DPDT PIN Switch
for transfer to the synthesizer's RF OUTPUT connec- to the Frequency Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator. The
67XXB MM 2L-5
FREQUENCY BAND 6, CIRCUrr DESCRIPTION 2L RF MICROWAVE DECK
to the Frequency Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator. The 2L-6 FREQUENCY BAND 6, CIRCUIT

Frequency Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator is powered DESCRIPTION
on by the A20 YIG Driver PCB. The modulated RF
Frequency band 6 (40 to 60 GHz) RF signals are
signal is doubled in frequency to 26.5 to 40 GHz. The
produced by frequency tripling the band 3 (12.4 to
doubled RF signal is then amplified and sent to the
20 GHz) YIG-tuned oscillator's RF signal output.
modulator. Power level control and AM modulation
Refer to the block diagram (Figure 2L-1) during the
of the 26.5 to 40 GHz RF signal is accomplished in
following description.
the modulator. Refer to paragraph 2L-3.2 for a
description of power level control and amplitude
NOTE:
modulation. The modulated RF signal output from
Modulated RF output in the frequency
the frequency Doubler/Amplifier/Modulator is sent
range of 40 to 60 GHz is only available
through a 40 GHz Low-Pass Filter to the Main RF
from the single band synthesizer, model
MUX PIN Switch.
6772B.
2L-5.3 RF Output Selection of a frequency or band of frequencies to be

swept within the frequency range of 40 to 60 GHz
In multi-band units containing frequency band 5,
causes the band 3 YIG-tuned oscillator to generate
the Main RF MUX PIN Switch's four input ports are
13.33 to 20 GHz RF signals. Since the control of the
0.01 to 8 GHz, 8 to 20 GHz, 20 to 26.5 GHz, and 26.5
RF frequency and power level and the modulation of
to 40 GHz. Refer to paragraph 2L-3.4 for a descrip
the RF signal are exactly the same as described for
tion of switch operation. The Main RF MUX PIN
frequency band 3 in paragraph 2L-3, they will not
Switch is not installed in units having only a single
be covered here. The description of the RF signal
oscillator.
development will start with the modulated 13.33 to
20 GHz RF signal at the output of the control
The modulated RF signal output from the Main RF
modulator.
MUX PIN Switch is sent to the directional coupler
for transfer to the synthesizer's RF OUTPUT. As in
The modulated RF signal is sent through an RF
the other frequency bands, a portion of the RF out
amplifier to the frequency tripler. The frequency
put is detected and coupled out as input to the ALC
tripler is powered on by the A20 YIG Driver PCB.
loop.
The modulated RF signal is tripled in frequency to
FM
DRIVER SAMPLER
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DUAL
ISOLATOR
CONTROL
MODULATOR
TUNING
RAMP ALC PULSE
INPUT INPUT INPUT
Figure 2L-1. Typical RF Microwave Deck Frequency Band 6 Block Diagram
2L-6 67XXB MM
2L RF MICROWAVE DECK RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY, TROUBLESHOOT/NG
40 to 60 GHz. The modulated RF signal output from 2L-7 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY,
the frequency trip ler is sent via the W R - 19 TROUBLESHOOTING
waveguide to the RF OUTPUT connector. The fre
quency tripler and RF OUTPUT connectors are both
the front portion of Section 2-System Description
WR-19 waveguides (UG-383/U flange).
list of error codes that may be displayed as a result
An external power level detector must be used with
of failures of components on the RF microwave deck
the model 6772B synthesizer to obtain an RF sample
assembly and probable causes of the failures.
for the ALC loop. Refer to Section 2K-ALC/Pulse
Modulation for a description of external ALC level
ing. 2L-8 RF MICROWAVE DECK ASSEMBLY,
SERVICE SHEETS
Table 2L-1 on the first page of this section presents

the arrangement of the block diagrams and a parts
locator diagram for the RF microwave deck assemb
ly and its components.
67XXB MM 2L-7/2L-8
2L RF MICROWAVE DECK
SAMPLER
MUX
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SWITCH CONTROL
INPUT
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500 MHz LEVEL CONTROL
67XXBMM
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Figure 2L-2. RF Microwave Deck Block

Diagram
2L-9
PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM (CONNECTOR LISTING) 2L RF MICROWAVE DECK
Table 2L-3. RF Microwave Deck Connections

Diagram
Number FromfTo Connection Purpose
1 A28J22 to A31 Power Amolifier/Multiolier PCB +15V LP Power

2 A28J21 to A30 Samoler/IF Amolifier PCB +15V LP Power
3 A28J20 to Microwave Deck Thermal Shutdown Switch Thermal Shutdown
4 A29J9 to SamolerMux PIN Switch PIN Switch Drive
5 A29J8 to DPDT Mux PIN Switch PIN Switch Drive
6 A28J17 to Freauency Band 3 VIG-tuned Oscillator Bias Voltaae and Tunina Current
7 A28J16 to Freauencv Band 2 VIG-tuned Oscillator Bias Voltaae and Tunina Current
8 A28J18 to Freauencv Band 4 VIG-tuned Oscillator Bias Voltaae and Tunina Current
9 A28J15 to Freauencv Band 1 VIG-tunedOscillator Bias Voltaae and Tunina Current
10 A29J7 to the 0.01 to 8 GHz Switched Filter Switch Drive
11 A29J6 to Main RF Mux PIN Switch PIN Switch Drive
12 A29J5 to Freauencv Douibler/Amolifier/Modulator Modulator Drive
13 A29J4 to Frequeney Band 4 Control Modulator Modulator Drive
14 A29J3 to Freauencv Band 3 Control Modulator Modulator Drive
15 A29J2 to Freauencv Band 2 Control Modulator Modulator Drive
16 A29J1 to Frequencv Band 1 Control Modulator Modulator Drive
17 A29J14 to Down Converter lnout Switch PIN Switch Drive
Level and Thermal Detector
18 A28J13 to the Down Converter Voltaae to A15 ALC PCB
Level and Thermal Detector
19 A28J12 to the Directional Coupler VoltaQe to A15 ALC PCB
20 A28J11 to Freauencv Doubler/Amolifier/Modulator +12V Power
21 A28J1Oto the Down Converter ±15V G and + 15V Power
and 6 GHz Loco Monitor
22 A13J6 to Frequencv Band 1 Control Modulator Pulse Modulation Drive
23 A13J7 to Freauencv Band 2 Control Modulator Pulse Modulation Drive
24 A13J8 to Freauencv Band 3 Control Modulator Pulse Modulation Drive
25 A13J9 to Frequencv Band 4 Control Modulator Pulse Modulation Drive
26 A12J4 to A30 Sampler/IF Amplifier PCB 20 to 32.1 MHz IF from A30 PCB
27 A4J1 to A31 Power Amolifier/Multiolier PCB 440 to 490 MHz from A4 PCB
28 A5J3 to Down Converter 500 MHz from Reference Loop
Figure 2L-3. Typical RF Microwave Deck

(Sheet 1 of 3; Connector Listing)
2L-10 67XXB MM
2L RF MICROWAVE DECK
�-- 12.4 - 20 GHz YIG Oscillator

-- 12.4 - 20 GHz Dual Isolator
12.4 - 20 GHz Control Modula
12.4 - 20 GHz Amplifier
8 -12.4 GHz Amplifier ---
8 - 12.4 GHz Modulator ------ Output Mux PIN Switch

8 12.4 GHz Dual Isolator
- with Low Pass Filters Attache
8 - 12.4 GHz YIG Oscillator (All Multiband Models)
Sampler Mux PIN Switch

with Low Pass Filters Attached
(All Multiband Models)
Thermal
Shutdown
Switch
Switched Filter
(All Models Having Band 1)
67XXBMM
PARTS LOCATOR DIAGRAM (TOP VIEW)
NOTES:
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1. This diagram reflects a typical 6759A
having 5 frequency bands
18-26.5 GHz Amplifier
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Band O- .01 to 2 GHz
18 - 26.5 GHz Control Modulator
Ba003 Band4 Band 1 -2 to 8.4 GHz
1lator 18-26.5 GHz Dual Isolator
Band 2-8 to 12.4 GHz
18-26.5 GHz YIG Oscillator
Band 3-12 .4 to 20 GHz
Band 4- 18 to 26.5 GHz
}
2. Refer to Section 5 Parts Lists for specific
microcircuit and cable part number information.
2 - 8.4 GHz Control Modulator
2 - 8.4 GHz Amplifier
Band 1
�-- 1 O dB Attenuator
2-8.4 GHz YIG Oscillator
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Down Converter
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Figure 2L-3. Typical RF Microwave Deck

(Sheet 2 of 3; Top View)
2L-ll
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for To/From Locations
Figure 2L-S. Typical RF Microwave Deck

(Sheet 3 of 3; Bottom View)
2L-12 67XXBMM
2M-MOTHERBOARD/INTERCONNECTIONS A fifth method-rigid coaxial cable-is used to inter
A28 PCB, INTERCONNECTION CABLES connect the components located on the microwave
deck. Refer to Section 2L.
2M-l INTRODUCTION 2M-3 A28 MOTHERBOARD PCB AND

CABLE INTERCONNECTS
This section contains identification and service in
formation for the inter-assembly RF, control signal The following paragraphs describe the functions of
and power distribution paths of the synthesizer. An the A28 Motherboard and the wire-harness/ribbon
overview of this section is listed in Table 2M-1 cable and coaxial cable interconnects of the syn
(below). Refer also to the referenced information in thesizer. The power supply circuits located on the
Section 2A-Power Supply and the general reference A28 Motherboard PCB are described in detail in
information in Section 2-System Description and Section 2A-Power Supply.
Troubleshooting.
Table 2M-l. Motherboard/Interconnection Information

2M-3.l Motherboard/Interconnect Circuits
Documentation Reference Page Description
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OVERALL ASSEMBLY LEVEL The A28 Motherboard PCB is an interconnect sub

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system that contains connectors and signal path
Overall Description Para. 2M-2 2M-1
ways that link the various circuit subsystems of the
Detailed Circuit Description• Para. 2A-3 2A-2 synthesizer. All PCBs are either mounted directly
Block Diagram• Fig. 2A-1 2A-3 onto the board or cabled to remote A28 PCB connec
• Power Supply Circuits tors. Shown on sheet 2 of the A28 Motherboard PCB
-- -
schematic set (Figure 2M-6), are the connectors and
PCB LEVEL signal pathways. Table 2M-2 provides location cross
... ... .
.......................... . . . . ... . ..
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ref erence s for all of the connectors shown in
A28 Motherboard PCB:
Figure 2M-6.
Parts Locator Diagram Fig. 2M-5 2M-6
Connector Cross-Reference Thi. 2M-2 2M-8
Schematic (Sheet 1 of 2) Fig. 2M-6 2M-7 Shown on sheet 1 of the schematic set is the distribu
(Sheet 2 of 2) 2M-9
.
tion of the primary ac power from the rear panel via

the A26 Line Filter PCB to the A28 Motherboard
PCB. The bridge rectifiers for the +30V and ±165V
2M·2 OVERALL DESCRIPnON unregulated de supplies are located on the Mother
board . The Motherboard also contains the LINE
An overall interconnect block diagram for the syn
switch relay, Kl, and the fan driver (switching) cir
thesizer is shown in Figure 2M-2. Note that the
cuits for the synthesizer's de fan. The schematic
PCBs contained in the synthesi zer are lo
diagram and parts locator diagram for the A26 Line
cated/grouped in the following locations.
Filter are located in Section 2A-Power Supply.
• RF Casting PCBs
····-···-··--··-�
• Microwave Deck Control. PCBs

:L WARNING:J
• A22 Power Regulator PCB ...•••......•••
• Digital Control PCBs Voltages hazardous to life are present

• A25 Power Supply PCB throughout the Power Supply circuits,
• Front Panel even when the front panel LINE switch is
• Rear Panel
in STANDBYposition.
As shown in Figure 2M-2, the following interconnec
tion methods are used. The ac line voltage and the +24 Vdc are
always present whenever the line cord is
• Motherboard Signal Paths
connected to the ac line voltage source.
• Motherboard to PCB via Filtercons Use utmost care to avoid electrical shock
• Wire Harness and Ribbon Cables anytime maintenance procedures are per
• Coaxial Cables formed .
67XXBMM 2M-1
A28 MOTHERBOARD PCB TROUBLESHOOTING 2M MOTHERBOARD/INTERCONNECTIONS
Refer to the su mmary diagram located at the bottom Many of the synthesizer' s front and rear panel
of sheet 1 of the A28 PCB schematic set. This input/output signals are rou ted throu gh wi ring har
simplified schematic diagram shows the conne ction nesses and ribbon cables to connectors on the
of the +30V u nregulated de to the +24V regul ator Motherb oard where they are distribu ted to the
circui t located on the A22 PCB. I t also shows the variou s PCB circu its via Motherboard circui t paths.
distribu tion of the +24V regulated de to the 10 MH z Most signals that interface with A29 PCB circuits
Reference O scillator assembly, the LINE switch, the are also routed via Motherboard circuit paths/ con
LINE switch relay, and the de fan driver circuits. nectors and ribbon cables to the A29 PCB.
An overall block diagram and detailed descriptions 2M·3.4 RF Casting Coaxial Cables
of the operation of all synthesizer power su pply cir Figure 2M-4 shows the coaxial cable interconnec
cu its, including those located on the A28 Mother tions that are used to distribute RF signals between
b oard PCB, are contained in S ection 2A-Power the RF Casting PCBs, the RF Microwave D eck com
Supply. ponents, an d the synthesizer's front/rear panel R F
and pu lse connections.
2M-3.2 Filtercons
2M-3.5 RF Microwave Deck Interconnections
Filtercons are pi-fi lter circuit elements that are u sed The interconnections of the RF Microwave D eck
to connect all control signal and power supply circu it components are fu lly documented in S ection 2L.
paths from the A28 Mo therboard PCB to the A3-A13 Figure 2L -2, the parts locator diagram, shows the
PCBs, located in the RF Casting, and the Al/A2 semi-rigid coaxial interconnections between the R F
PCBs, mounted o n the front panel casting. The loca Microwave Deck components. In addition, i t shows
tions of the A3-A13 filtercon s are shown in Figur e the variou s wiring harnesses, ribbon cables, and
2M-5 (page 2M-6). A typical fi ltercon application is coaxial cab les connecting the RF Microwave D eck
shown in Figure 2M- 1. components to the A28 PCB, the A29 PCB, and the
PCBs located in the RF Casting.
2M-3.3 Wiring Harnesses/Ribbon Cables

2M-4 A28 MOTHERBOARD PCB
TROUBLESHOOTING
Figure 2M- 3 is a diagram of the synthesizer's wire
harn ess and ribbon cab le interconnections. Most R F R e fe r to S e c tion 2-S y stem D e scri p tion and
Microwave D eck control signals are routed from the Troub leshooting fo r info rmation p e rtaining to
A15-A21 PCB control circuits via Motherb oard cir troubleshooting of the power su pply circu its located
cuit paths/connectors through wiring harnesses to on the A28 Motherb oard PCB. This information
the RF Microwave Deck components. The remainder provides a list of error codes that may be displayed
of these control signals originate on the A29 Rear as a resu lt of power su pply failu res and prob able
Pan el Interface PCB and are rou ted to the R F cau ses of the failu res. Refer also to S ection 2A
Microwave Deck components i n a similar manner. Power Supply.
SCHEMATICBEpe;sENIAJ!ON
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2M MOTHERBOARD I INTERCONNECTIONS
NOTE: Refer to Table 1-3 A8

for a cross-reference
to PCB assembly functions.
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mounted on the bottom side of the A28 PCB.
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6700-D-31828-3 (Rev. B)
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Table 2M-2. Connector Location Cross-Reference for A28 Motherboard Schematic Diagram
Connector Location* Connector Location*
A28XA03 A1 A28J01 81
A28XA04 E.1 A28J02 C1
A28XA05 F1 A28J03 F1
A28XA06 C1 A28J04 03
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A28XA08 81 A28J07 04
A28XA09 E4 A28J08 E4
A28XA10 G1 A28J09 E4
A28XA11 P1 01 A28J10 G4
A28XA11 P2 E2 A28J11 88
A28XA12 F1 A28J12 03
A28XA13 02 A28J13 E3
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A28XA21 E,7 A28J21 8,8
A28XA22 E,8 A28J22 C,8
A28XA23 8,6 A28J23 C,7
A28XA24 86 A28J24 07 (Sheet 1 of schematic)
A28XA25,P1 08 A28J25 8,7
A28XA25, E,8 A28J26 A ,4 (Sheet 1 of schematic)
A28J27 C8
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SECTION 3
DISASSEMBLY AND REPAIR PROCEDURES
CONTENTS
3-1 INTRODUCTIO N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3

3-2 DISASSE MBLY PROCED URE S . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3
3-2.1 Removing the Cover . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3
3-2.2 Removing the Front Panel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-3
3-2.3 Removing the Re ar Pane l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6
3-2.4 L oweri ng the RF Mi crowave Deck . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-6
67XXB MM 3-1/3-2
SECTION 3
DISASSEMBLY AND REPAIR
3·1 INTRODUCTION
2. Place the synthesizer on its handles so that
The disassembly procedures show how to gain access the rear panel faces up (Figure 3-1).
to major instrument parts for troubleshooting or 3. Remove the four feet.
maintenance.
4. Remove the cover.
3-2.2 Removing the Front Panel

Hazardous voltages are present inside the
instrument when ac line power is con This procedure is divided into two parts: removing
nected. Turn off the instrument and the front panel assembly and removing the entire
remove the line cord before removing any front panel casting.
covers or pane ls. Repair procedures
should only be performed by service per
sonnel who are fully aware of the poten
tial hazards.
3·2 DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
3·2.1 Removing the Cover
1. Tum off the power. Disconnect all external

cables.
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67XXB MM 3-3
DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES SECTION 3-DISASSEMBL Y AND REPAIR PROCEDURES
a. Removing the Front Panel Assembly b. Removing the Front Panel Casting
1. Remove the cover as described in paragraph 1. Remove the cover as described in paragraph
3-2.1. 3-2.1.
2. Remove the five mounting scr ews - three top, 2. Unplu g the Al3J3 cable and pu sh it through
two bottom (Figure 3-2). the grommet on the chassi s (Figure 3-3).
3. Pu ll the front panel assembly away from the 3. Turn the synthesi zer on its top.
casting.
4. Lift the cable shi eld from its mounti ng pins
4. Unplu g the three ribbon cables from the back ju st enough to remove A28J5 and A28J7
of the front panel assembly. (Figure 3-4).
NOTE: 5. Unplu g the following cables from the mother

board: A28J4, A28J5, and A28J7.
If the assembly fits tightly and is dif
fi cult to pull out, pu sh the assembly NOTE:
ou t from the inside of the instrument.
Remember the orientation of the Jl and
Two holes are provi ded in the back of J2 cables; they are not keyed. WILTRON
the front panel casting (Figure 3-2). u ses the following pin/color convention for
C arefully poke an i n su l ated tool the first fou r pins:
throu gh each hole to gently force the Pin 1 - Tan
panel assembly free. Pin 2 -Red
REASSEMBLY HINT: Pin 3 - Orange
Pin 4 - Yellow
• Apply even pressure on the fou r corners of the
6. Remove the two clamps from the A13J3 cable.
assembly as it i s pu shed back into place .
··---·-------�
7. Remove the mounting screw at the center of
•CAUTION•
L .J
••••••••••••
the front panel casting.
Do not push directly on the LCD Displays 8. Remove the ei ght screws that secure the front
which are mou nted into the front panel panel casti ng to the side rails.
assembly; they may break.
PUSH
HOLE
LCD
DISPLAY
SIDE RAIL
SCREWS
PULL
HERE
MOUNTING--.......:::----
SCREWS
L6742A002
Figure 3·2. Front Panel Assembly and Casting
3-4 67XXBMM
SECTION �ISASSEMBL Y AND REPAIR PROCEDURES DISASSEMBL Y PROCEDURES
POWER SUPPLY
HOUSING UPPER
SIDE RAIL
MICROWAVE DECK
L6742A003
Fiarure 3-3. Top and Side Views
MICROWAVE DECK
SUPPORT SCREWS
CONNECTOR
J27
FRONT PANEL
J24
MOUNTING SCREW
® ®
HIGH VOLTAGE
© SHIELD
©
CONNECTORS
MOTHERBOARD
J25 L6742A004
0 ©
CJ
SIDE RAIL SIDE RAIL
Fiarure 3-4. Bottom View
67XXB MM 3-5
DISASSEMBL Y PROCEDURES SECTION 3-DISASSEMBL Y AND REPAIR PROCEDURES
9. Remove the front mounting screw from the The rear panel is now sufficiently disassembled to
quartz oscillator housing (Figure 3-3). allow troubleshooting and maintenance.
�c.AiiTioN-i
L .J
• • • • • • • • • • • • b. Removing the Rear Panel Casting
Before sliding the front panel away
from the chassis, loosen the captive To completely disassemble the rear panel, perform
nuts on the A29 PCB (Figure 3-4). the following steps and then follow the instructions
in paragraph 3-2.3a.
10. Slide the front panel forward.
1. Remove the cover as described in paragraph
NOTE: 3-2 . 1 .
If the front panel is held too tightly 2. From the top of the synthesizer, remove the
by the side rails, loosen the screws cables from A13J4, A13J5, A12J2, A10J5, and
along the top rails. A7J4.
�c.AiiTioN-i
L .J
• • • • • • • • • • • •
3. Pass these cables through the grommet, to the
bottom of the motherboard (Figure 3-5).
When replacing the front panel, protect
4. Tum the synthesizer over so that the bottom
the cables so they are not pinched or cut.
is accessible.
Also, protect the RF OUTPUT connector.
5. Remove the cable an d the high voltage
shields.
3-2.3 Removing the Rear Panel
6. Unplug the A28J6, A28J8, and A28J9 cables
This procedure is divided into two parts: opening the from the motherboard.
rear panel to access internal components and remov
7. Follow the instructions in paragraph 3-2.3a to
ing the rear panel casting for replacement or main
complete the disassembly of the rear panel.
tenance.
NO TE:
a. Opening the Rear Panel This technique is also useful when
1. Remove the cover as described in paragraph replacing a single cable or a BNC
3-2. 1. from the rear panel.
2. Tum the synthesizer over so that the bottom REASSEMBLY HINT:

is accessible.
• When sliding the rear panel into the side rails,
3. Unplug the cables from J25, J27, and the
align the mounting bracket onto the two bolts
A28J24 fan cable (Figure 3-4).
from the power supply housing.
4. Tum the synthesizer over again to make the
top accessible.
3-2.4 Lowering the RF Microwave Deck
5. Remove the two nuts from the back of the
power supply housing. The RF microwave deck is behind the front panel RF
OUTPUT connector on the right side of the syn
6. Remove the eight screws that secure the rear
thesizer. The deck may be rotated to the side to
panel to the side rails.
expose its components for troublesh ooting and
7. Slide the rear panel out of the side rails. repair. The deck is supported at the front by the
�L cxiiTioN-i.J front casting and at the rear by a pillow block. Three
screws, accessible through the A29 Rear Panel Inter
• • • • • • • • • • • •
Take care to protect the cables that face PCB at the bottom of the synthesizer, secure the
are still connected between the rear bottom of the RF microwave deck. The rear support
panel and the motherboard. pillow block has a lock/release pin that must be lifted
8. Remove the cable from J26 (on the top of the before rotating the deck to the side.
motherboard - not visible in Figure 3-4).
3-6 67XXB MM
3-DISASSEMBL Y AND REPAIR PROCEDURES DISASSEMBLY PROCEDURES
SIDE RAIL
� SCREWS
,_______
LOCK/RELEASE
PIN
MICROWAVE DECK
SUPPORT SCREWS
L6742A005
Figure 3-5. Lowering the Microwave Deck

1. Remove the cover as described in paragraph REASSEMBLY HINTS:
3-2. 1.
• Lift. the release pin to raise the deck back into the
2. Remove the screws that secure the upper side upright position.
rail to the front and rear panels (Figure 3-4).
3. Loosen the three support screws. • Ensure that the A28J 16 and A28Jl 7 cables are
4. Lift. the lock/release pin. positioned over the nearby semi-rigid cables.
5. Turn the RF microwave deck out from the top

• Raise the RF microwave deck until the release pin
until the release pin clicks into place, locking
the deck in the lowered position. clicks into place, locking the deck into the upright
position.
• Tighten th e support screws underne ath the

motherboard and the side rails.
67XXB MM 3-7/3-8
SECTION 4
SPECIAL OPTIONS
CONTENTS
SPECIAL OPTIONS . . . . 4- 114-2
This section is reserved for a listing

and description of any special options
that are fitted to your synthesizer.
67XXBMM 4- 1/4-2
SECTION V
PARTS LISTS
CONTENTS
5-1 INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
5-2 PARTS-ORDERING INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
5-3 VENDOR INFORMATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
5-4 ABBREVIATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
5-5 ORGANIZATION OF PARTS LISTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-3
67XXB MM 5-1
Table 5·1. Vendor and Vendor FSCM Number Cross-Reference List
VENDOR FSCM NO. VENDOR FSCM NO.
Airco Nil lntersil 32293

Allen-Bradley 01121 Kemet NIL
Alpha 23365 Lenox-Fugal 24759
Amp 00779 Linear Technology NIL
Analog Devices 24355 Lum ex NIL
Arco NIL MEPCO 19701
Aro mat 61529 Micropower NIL
Augat 91506 Mini Circuits NIL
Beckman 60771 Monsanto NIL
Belden 70903 MOT NIL
Bell NIL Motorola 50012
Berg NIL Murata/Erie 72982
Berg-Du Pont Nil Nichicon NIL
Bourns 08116 NSC NIL
Burr-Brown 13919 Omron NIL
Cal-R 92114 Panasonic NIL
Cambion Nil Plessy NIL
Central Labs NIL Precision Monolithic NIL
Centre Engineering 51642 RCA NIL
COi 57518 RF Monolithic, Inc. NIL
Chicago Switch NIL AMC NIL
Circuit Assembly 52072 Samtec 55322
Corcom Nil Semtech 14099
Cornell-Dubilier Nil Signetics NIL
Corning NIL Siliconix 17865
Crystek Crystal NIL Solid State Devices NIL
Dallas Semiconductor NIL Sprague NIL
Delevan Nil Squires 60386
Electrocube 14752 Supertex, Inc. NIL
Electromotive 72915 Sussco (ARCO) NIL
Elmenco NIL Teka Products NIL
Erie 72982 Texas Instruments 01295
Ferroxcube NIL T RW NIL
FSC Nil Ultex NIL
Fujitsu 61271 Vermont Precision 55710
G.E. Nil Verospeed NIL
Hamlin Inc. 27011 West Coast Magnetics 12042
Hitachi NIL Western T hermistor NIL
IMB 27556 Winchester 81312
Intel 34649 Xicor NIL
3M NIL
5-2 67XXB MM
SECTION V
PARTS LISTS
5-1 INTRODUCTION When ordering, give complete information including

the model and serial number of the instrument, the
This section provides parts lists for the 67XXB
full part description, the WILTRON part number, and
Series Swept Frequency Synthesizers. The parts
the quantity required.
lists are divided into four groups:
•Printed circuit board (PCB) parts (Tables 5-4 thru
5-3 VENDOR INFORMATION
5-30)
Table 5-1 on the facing page provides a cross-refer
•Options and accessories (Tables 5-31thru 5-35)
ence list of vendors and their associated FSCM num
•Major assembly parts (Figures 5-1thru 5-7) ber. Vendors without FSCM numbers are marked
•Microwave deck components (Table 5-36) with an "N/L" (No Listing).
5-2 PARTS-ORDERIN G INFORMATION 5-4 ABBREVIATIONS
Parts may be ordered from your local WILTRON rep Common abbreviations used in the parts list descrip
resentative or directly from the facto:ry. tions are defined in Table 5-2.
WILTRON Company 5-5 ORGANIZATION OF PARTS LISTS

490 Jarvis Drive
Morgan Hill, CA 95037-2809 Table 5-3 is an index of the parts lists for all major
assembly groups, PCBs, options/accessories, and
Telephone: 408-778-2000 microwave deck components of the 67XXB series
TWX: 285227 WILTRON MH synthesizers.
FAX: 408-778-0239
All PCBs listed in Table 5-3 are replaceable as
semblies. The microwave deck components that are
replaceable are listed in Table 5-36.
Table 5-2. Common Abbreviations Used in the Parts List
Abbreviation Description Abbreviation Description
A Ampere, Assembly N Not Assigned

B Fan p Pin, Plug
c Capacitor PCB Printed Circuit Board
cc Carbon Composition a Transistor
CEA Ceramic R Resistor
CR Diode RN Resistor Network
OS Display Indicator s Switch
E Miscellaneous Electrical Part SI Silicon
F Female SW Switch
FF Flip Flop T Transformer
FXD Fixed TANT Tantalum
HOR Header TP Test Point
u -.o
J Jack Integrated Circuit, Micro- (10 )
K Kilo (103). Relay UF Micro Farad (µF)
L Inductor UH Micro Henry (µH)
LCD Liquid Crystal Display v Volt
LED Light Emitting Diode VR Voltage Regulator
M Male, Meg- (10 )
6 w Watt, Wire Jumper
MF Metal Film y Crystal
MH Milli Henry (mH)
67XXB MM 5-3
ORGANIZATION OF PARTS LISTS SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Table 5-3. Organization of Parts Lists
Table/Figure PCB Assembly Name Wlltron Part Number Page
Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs)

Table 5-4 AlFront Panel 6700-D-31701-3 (Rev. C) 5-5
Table 5-5 A2 Front Panel Control 6700-D-31702-3 (Rev. H) 5-9
Table 5-6 A3 Coarse Loop Mixer 6700-C-31703-4 (Rev. C) 5-12
Table 5-7 A4 Coarse Loop Oscillator 6700-D-31914-3 (Rev. D) 5-14
Table 5-8 A5 Reference Oscillator 6700-D-31805-3 (Rev.F) 5-17
Table 5-9 A6 Coarse Loop Divider 6700-D-31806-3 (Rev. F) 5-20
Table 5-10 A 7 Reference Divider 6700-C-31707-3 (Rev.F) 5-24
Table 5-11 AB Serial I/O 6700-D-31708-3 (Rev. D) 5-27
Table 5-12 A9Fine Loop Oscillator 6700-C-31709-4 (Rev. E) 5-28
Table 5-13 AlO Reference Buffer 6700-C-31710-4 (Rev. E) 5-32
Table 5-14 AllFine Loop Divider 6700-D-31711-4 (Rev. G) 5-35
Table 5-15 Al2 YIG Phase Detector 6700-D-31712-4 (Rev. E) 5-39
Table 5-16 Al3 Pulse Generator 6700-D-31913-3 (Rev. K) 5-41
Table 5-17 Al5 ALC 6700-D-31915-3 (Rev. M) 5-47
Table 5-18 Al6FM 6700-D-31716-5 (Rev. G) 5-58
Table 5-19 Al7 Analog Instruction 6700-D-31717-3 (Rev. H) 5-65
Table 5-20 Al8 2-8.4 GHz YIG Driver 6700-D-31718-9 (Rev. B) 5-71
Table 5-21 A19 8-12.4 GHz YIG Driver 6700-D-31718-5 (Rev. B) 5-76
Table 5-22 A20 12-20 GHz YIG Driver 6700-D-31718-6 (Rev. B) 5-81
Table 5-23 A21 18-26.5 GHz YIG Driver 6700-D-31718-7 (Rev. B) 5-85
Table 5-24 A22 Regulator Interface 6700-D-31722-3 (Rev.F) 5-89
Table 5-25 A23 Microprocessor 6700-D-31723-3 (Rev. H) 5-92
Table 5-26 A24 GPIB 6700-D-31724-3 (Rev. C) 5-95
Table 5-27 A25 Switching Power Supply 6700-D-31925-3 (Rev. J) 5-97
Table 5-28 A27 Auxl/O 6700-D-31840-3 (Rev. C) 5-102
Table 5-29 A28 Motherboard 6700-D-31828-3 (Rev. A) 5-103
Table 5-30 A29 Rear Panel Interface 6700-D-31729-3 (Rev. H) 5-105
Options and Accessories

Table 5-31 Option 1 - Rack Mount Assembly NIA 5-113
Table 5-32 Option 2A - 110 dB Attenuator NIA 5-113
Table 5-33 Option 2B - 110 dB Attenuator NIA 5-113
Table 5-34 Option 2C - 110 dB Attenuator NIA 5-113
Table 5-35 Option 9K - Rear Panel K Connector NIA 5-114
Major Assembly illustrated Parts

Fig. 5-1 Top Assembly NIA 5-115
Fig. 5-2 Front Panel Assembly NIA 5-116
Fig. 5-3 Basic Frame Assembly NIA 5-117
Fig. 5-4 PCB Mechanical Assembly NIA 5-118
Fig. 5-5 Pull-Out PCBs NIA 5-119
Fig. 5-6 Cabling to Digital Housing NIA 5-120
Fig. 5-7 Basic Frame Assembly, Bottom View NIA 5-121
Fig. 5-8 Rear Panel Assembly NIA 5-122
Microwave Deck Parts

Fig. 5-9 Microwave Deck Assembly,
Top and Bottom View NIA 5-124
5-4 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 1 FRONT PANEL PCB
Table 5-4. Al PCB Parts List (1 of 4)

REF VENDOR PART VENDOR
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-37 12 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,10V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C2 250-41 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TAN T,6.SµF,10%,3V 196D685X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C3 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD ,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C4 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD ,CER,0.1µF,20%,10V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD ,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RPE122104M1OOV MURATA/ERIE
C6 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RPE122104M1OOV MURATA/ERIE
C7 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD ,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RPE122104M1OOV MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C10 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RP E122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C11 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 10V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
CR1 10-4 2 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER MBD501 MO TOROLA
CR2 10-4 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER MBD501 MO TOROLA
DS1 15-32 44 LED.YELLOW SSL-LX20465YD LUM EX
DS2 15-32 LED.YELLOW SSL-LX20465YD LUM EX
DS3 15-32 LED.YELLOW SSL-LX20465YD LUMEX
DS4 15-32 LED,YELLOW SSL-LX20465YD LUM EX
DS7 15-32 LED, YELLOW SSL-LX20465YD LUM EX
DSS 15-31 4 LED,RED SSL-LX20465RD LUM EX
DS9 15-31 LED.RED SSL-LX20465RD LUM EX
DS14 15-32 LED, YELLOW SSL-LX20465YD LUMEX
DS18 15-31 LED.RED SSL-LX20465RD LUM EX
67XXB MM 5-5
A 1 FRONT PANEL PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
DS27 1S-32 LED.YELLOW SSL-LX2046SYD LUMEX
DS28 1S-33 1 LED,GREEN SSL-LX2046SGD LUMEX
DS29 1S-32 LED,YELLOW SSL-LX2046SYD LUMEX
DS3S 1S-32 LED,YELLOW SSL-LX2046SYD LUMEX
DS37 1S-32 LED.YELLOW SSL-LX2046SYD LU MEX
DS39 1S-32 LED.YELLOW SSL-LX2046SYD LU MEX
DS41 999-NU NOT USED
DS4S 1S-32 LED,YELLOW SSL-LX2046SYD LUMEX
OSSO 1S-31 LED.RED SSL-LX2046SRD LUMEX
DS51 830539-4 1 DISPLAY.LCD, 7SEG,FREQ DISPLAY S.429 LICE
DS52 830537-4 1 DISPLAY,LCD,7SEG.MODULATON S.423-0S-18 UCE
DSS3 830538-4 1 DISPLAY,LCD,7SEG.LEVEL DISPLAY
L1 310-S3 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,S% 1S37�
P1 803-30 4 RIBBON CABLE ASSY IDMD-13-0-4-R SAMTEC
P2 803-30 RIBBON CABLE ASSY IDMD-13-D-4-R SAMTEC
P3 803-30 RIBBON CABLE ASSY IDMD-13-D-4-R SAMTEC
P4 803-30 RIBBON CABLE ASSY IDMD-13-D -4-R SAMTEC
PS SS1-420 1 CONNECTOR.HEADER 6SS21-102 BERG
01 20-2N3906 1 TRANSISTOR.PNP,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
R1 110-2.32K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 2.32Kn,1 %,0.2SW
R2 110-2.32K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 2.32Kn,1 %,0.2SW
R3 110-221-1 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF., 221,1%,0.2SW
R4 110-221-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF., 221,1%,0.2SW
RS 110-221-1 RESISTOR,FXD.MF.. 221,1%,0.2SW
R6 110-221-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF., 221,1%,0.2SW
R7 110-221-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF., 221, 1%,0.2SW
5-6 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A1 FRONT PANEL PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
RS 110-1K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF.. 1K.Q,1 %,0.25W
R9 110-3.83K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 3.83K.Q, 1%,0.25W
R10 110-215-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF.. 215, 1%,0.25W
RN1 123-14 6 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,7X220,2% 408A221 AB
RN2 123-14 RESISTOR, NETWORK,MF,7X220,2% 408A221 AB
RN3 123-14 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,7X220,2% 408A221 AB
RN6 123-14 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF, 7X220,2% 408A221 AB
SW1 430-131 51 SWITCH.PUSH BUTION K40142AA CENTRALABS
SW2 430-131 SWITCH.PUSH BUTION K40142AA CENTRALABS
swa 430-131 SWITCH.PUSH BUTION K40142AA CENTRALABS
SW17 430-131 SWITCH,PUSH BUTION K40142AA CENTRALABS
SW23 999-NU 2 NOT USED
67XXB MM 5-7
A1 FRONT PANEL PCB SECTION �ARTS LISTS
Table 5-4. Al PCB Parts List ( 4 of 4)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
SW33 430-131 SWITCH,PUSH BUTION K40142AA CENTRAL.ABS
SW37 430-131 SWITCH.PUSH BUTION K40142AA CENTRAL.ABS
SW46 430-159 1 SWITCH,PUSH BUTION K40352AA CENTRAL.AB
U1 54-41 6 74LS374,0CTAL,D FLIP FLOP DM74LS374N NSC
U2 54-41 74LS374,0CTAL,D F LIP FLOP DM74LS374N NSC
U3 54-41 74LS374,0CTAL,D FLIP FLOP DM74LS374N NSC
U5 54-41 74LS374,0CTAL,D F LIP FLOP DM74LS374N NSC
U7 54-341 5 F OUR DIGIT DISPLAY ICM7211AMIPL INTERSIL
ue 54-341 FOUR DIGIT DISPLAY ICM7211AMIPL INTERSIL
U9 54-341 F OUR DIGIT DISPLAY ICM7211AMIPL INTERSIL
U10 54-341 FOUR DIGIT DISPLAY ICM7211AMIPL INTERSIL
U11 54-340 1 HEX BUFFER/CONVERTER CD4049AE RCA
U12 54-341 F OUR DIGIT DISPLAY ICM7211AMIPL INTERSIL
5-8 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A2 FRONT PANEL CONTROL PCB
Table 5-5. A2 PCB Parts List (1 of 3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 250-42 4 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C2 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C3 230-37 29 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C4 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RP E122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RP E122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
CG 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C7 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C9 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C10 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV APE122104M1OOV MURATA/ERIE
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C17 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C22 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C23 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C24 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RP E122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C31 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
CR1 10-1N758A 2 DIODE,ZENER,1 N758A 1N758A MOTOROLA
CR2 10-1N758A DIODE,ZENER, 1 N758A 1N758A MOTOROLA
CR4 10-FD300 4 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CRS 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIF IER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR6 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CRS 10-1N751A DIODE.ZENER, 1N751A,5.1V,5% 1N751 A MOTOROLA
67XXB MM 5-9
A2 FRONTPANEL CONTROLPCB SECTION �ARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
CR10 10-1 N755A DIODE.ZENER, 1 N755A 1N755A MOTOROLA
J1 553-216 4 SOCKET.RIBBON CABLE HEADER SAMTEC
J2 553-216 SOCKET,RIBBON CABLE HEADER SAMTEC
J3 553-216 SOCKET.RIBBON CABLE HEADER SAMT EC
J4 553-216 SOCKET.RIBBON CABLE HEADER SAMTEC
J5 551-206 2 CONNECTOR,HDR,PC MNT 65521-103 BERG
J6 551-206 CONNECTOR,HDR,PC MNT 65521-103 BERG
L1 310-89 2 INDUCTOR.FIXED, 1.9µH @ 50 MHZ VK200 10/3B FERROXCUBE
L2 310-89 INDUCTOR.FIXED, 1.9µH @ 50 MHZ VK200 10/3B FERROXCUBE
L3 310-98 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,1 MHZ,10% 1537-744 DELEVAN
P1 551-645 1 CONNECTOR.HEADER 68015-112 BERG
P2 551-552 2 CONNECTOR HEADER 68016-104 BERG
P4 551-552 CONNECTOR HEADER 68016-104 BERG
R1 110-10K-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10Kn, 1%,0.25W
R3 110-100-1 8 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R4 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R6 110-5.11K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.11 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R7 110-5.11K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5.11Kn,1 %,0.25W
RS 110-5.49K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 5.49Kn,1%,0.25W
R9 110-2.55K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 2.55Kn, 1%,0.25W
R11 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R13 110-1.96K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.96Kn,1%,0.25W
R14 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10Kn, 1%,0.25W
R15 157-1 K 1 RESISTOR, TRIM,CER, 1 Kn,10%,20TW
R16 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10Kn, 1%,0.25W
R20 110-4.75K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 4. 75Kn, 1%,0.25W
R21 110-499-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,, 499, 1%,0.25W
R23 110-4.64K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 4.64Kn,1%,0.25W
RN1 123-9 3 RESISTOR, NETWORK, MF,9X 1 OKn,2% 410A103 ALLEN-BRADLEY
RN2 123-9 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,9X 1OKn,2% 410A103 ALLEN-BRADLEY
RN3 123-9 RESISTOR, NETWORK,MF,9X1 OKn,2% 410A103 ALLEN-BRADLEY
U1 54-518 2 CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I.
U2 54-518 CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I..
5-10 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A2 FRONTPANEL CONTROLPCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
U3 54-528 3 CMOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.

U4 54-510 1 CMOS SN74HC04N T.I.
us 54-508 1 CMOS, QUAD SN74HC02N T.I.
us 54-515 2 CMOS,SN74HC148N,SINGLE SN74HC148N T.I.
U7 54-528 CMOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.
us 54-528 CMOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.

U9 54-515 CMOS,SN74HC148N,SINGLE SN74HC148N T.I.
U10 54-519 1 CMOS,74HC165 SN74HC165N T.I.
U11 54-513 1 CMOS,74HC74,DUAL D-TYPE SN74HC74N T.I.
U12 54-339 14 CMOS,4054,INDIVIDUAL LCD CD4054BE RCA
U13 54-339 CMOS,4054,INDIV IDUAL LCD CD4054BE RCA
U14 54-339 CMOS,4054,INDIVIDUAL LCD CD4054BE RCA
U26 50-DG200BA 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SILICONIX
U27 54-503 1 OP-AMP,LT1007,SINGLE LT1007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U28 54-376 2 OP-AMP,OP27EJ,SINGLE OP27EJ PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U29 54-376 OP-AMP,OP27EJ,SINGLE OP27EJ PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U30 54-512 1 CMOS SN74HC14N T.I.
67XXB MM 5-11
A3 COARSE LOOP MIXER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5-6. A3 PCB Parts List (1of2)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C2 220-100 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA, 1 OOPF,S%,50V C01SF 0101J03 CORNELL OUBILIER
C3 2S0-42 3 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 10µF, 10%,2SV 1960106X902SKE3 SPRAGUE
C4 230-37 6 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
cs 220-100 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA.100PF,S%,50V C01SF 0101J03 CORNELL OUBILIER
cs 220-330 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,330PF,S%,50V C01SF 0331J03 CORNELL OUBILIER
C7 2S0-42 CAPACITOR.FXO,TANT, 10µF, 10%,2SV 1960106X902SKE3 SPRAGUE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C9 220-330 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,330PF,S%,50V C01SF 0331J03 CORNELL OUBILIER
C10 220-S1 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,S 1PF,S%,SOOV C01SEOS10J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C11 220-24 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,24PF,S%,SOOV C01SE0240J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C12 220-91 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MJCA.91 PF,S%,SOOV OM15-910 J
C13 230-11 3 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.01µF TCP-R01 ARCO/SOSHIN
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C1S 230-11 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.01 µF TCP-R01 ARCO/SOSHIN
C16 220-470 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,470PF,S%,50V
C17 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C18 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C19 2S0-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 10µF, 10%,2SV 1960106X902SKE3 SP RAGUE
C20 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C21 230-11 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.01µF TCP-R01 ARCO/SOSHIN
L1 310-57 2 INDUCTOR,FX0,0.1SµH,10% 102S-00
L2 310-82 2 INOUCTOR,F IXE0,0.10µH, 10% 551-S172-09 CAMBION
L3 310-82 INDUCTOR,F IXE0,0. 10µH,10% SS1-S 172-09 CAMBI ON
L4 310-S7 INOUCTOR,FXD,0. 1SµH, 10% 102S-00
P1 SS1-539 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET BERG
01 20-2NS179 6 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2NS179 2NS179 RCA
02 20-2NS179 TRANSISTOR,NP N,2NS179 2NS179 RCA
03 20-2NS179 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2NS179 2NS179 RCA
Q4 20-2NS179 TRANSISTOR,NP N,2NS179 2NS179 RCA
as 20-2NS179 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2NS179 2NS179 RCA
06 20-2NS179 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2NS179 2NS179 RCA
R1 110-68.1-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,68.1Q,1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R2 110-147-1 3 RESISTOR,FXO,MF, 147n, 1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R3 110-78.7 -1 1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF, 78.7n, 1 %,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R4 110-6.19K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6.19Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
RS 110-681-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,68rn,1 %,0.2SW
RS 110-619-1 2 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,619Q, 1 %,0.2SW
R7 110-619-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,619Q, 1 %,0.2SW
RB 110-147-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,147Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R9 110-36.S-1 1 RESISTOR, FXO, MF,36.5Q
R10 110-147-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF, 147n, 1 %,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
5-12 67XXBMM
SECTION 5- PARTS LISTS A3 COARSE LOOP MIXER PCB
Table 5·6. A3 PCB Parts List (2 of 2)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R11 110-178-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1780, 1%,0.25W SMA4 OR C4 CORNING
R12 110-48.7-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,48.m, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R13 110-61.9-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,61.90, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R14 110-2.15K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 2.15 Kn,1%,0.25W
R15 110-332-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3320, 1%,0.25W
R16 110-332-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3320, 1%,0.25W
R17 110-332-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3320, 1 %,0.25W
R18 110-71.5-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,71 .5.Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R20 110-715-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,7150, 1%,0.25W
R21 110-1K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R22 110-82.5-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82.5.Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R24 110-3.83K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.83 K0,1%,0.25W
R26 110-562-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,562.Q, 1%,0.25W
R27 110-178-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1780, 1%,0.25W SMA4 OR C4 CORNING
R28 110-681-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,681 0, 1%,0.25W
R29 110-4.22K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.22 Kn,1%,0.25W
R30 110-3.83K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.83 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R31 110-121-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1210, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R32 110-383-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,383.Q, 1 %,0.25W
R34 110-44.2-1 1 RESISTOR, MF,44.20, 1%,0.25W
U1 60-26 1 MIXER.DOUBLE BALANCE SRA-1 MINI CIRCUITS
J1-J3 513-34 3 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHD, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/111 HUBER+SUHNER
67XXB MM 5-13
A4 COARSE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Table 5.7, A4 PCB Parts List (1 of3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 2S0-42 8 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,2SV 19GD106X902SKE3 SPRAGUE
C2 2S0-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,2SV 19GD106X902SKE3 SPRAGUE
C3 230-G1 1 CAPACITOR,FXD ,560pF CENTRE ENG
C4 230-S8 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,,270pF,S% 200-100-NP0-271J CENTRE ENG
cs 2S0-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,2SV 19GD106X902SKE3 SPRAGUE
CG 230-37 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C10 230-47 3 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF,10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C11 2S0-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,2SV 19GD106X902SKE3 SPRAGUE
C13 220-100 4 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 OOPF,S%,SOV CD1SFD101J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C14 220-100 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,1OOPF,S%,SOV CD1SFD101J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C1S 230-47 CAPACITOR,F XD,.Q1uF,10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C1G 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01uF,+/-10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C17 220-100 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,1 OOPF,S%,50V CD1SFD101J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C18 220-100 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,1OOPF,S%,SOV CD1SFD101J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C19 2S0-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,2SV 19GD106X902S KE3 SPRAGUE
CR1 10-FD300 3 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3S9S 1N3S9S SOLID STATE DEV
CR2 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3S9S 1N3S9S SOLID STATE DEV
CR3 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3S9S 1N3S9S SOLID STATE DEV
CR4 10-1N473GA 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1N473GA 1N473GA FSC
L1 310-109 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,470µH DELEVAN
L2 310-110 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,S60µH DELEVAN
L3 310-3G 2 INDUCTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 102S-8
L4 310-3G INDUCTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 102S-8
LS 310-S3 2 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,S% 1S37-80
LG 310-S3 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,S% 1S37-80
P1 SS1-S38 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET BERG
01 20-2N2218 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2218 2N2218 NAT IONAL
02 20-2N2218 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2218 2N2218 NATIONAL
03 20-2N290S 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N290S 2N290S MOTOROLA
04 20-17 1 TRANSISTOR,FET,J112 J-112-18 SILICONIX
OS 20-2N3904 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
Q6 20-2N2222A 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
07 20-2N2907A 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N2907A 2N2907A MOTOROLA
R1 110-1K-1 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1Kn,1 %,0.2SW
R2 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1Kn,1%,0.2SW
R3 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1Kn,1%,0.2SW
R4 110-1K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1Kn,1 %,0.2SW
RS 110-S1.1-1 3 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,S1.1n,1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
5-14 67XXBMM
SECTION 5- PARTS LISTS A4 COARSE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
AG 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 .1n,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R7 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1n,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RS 110-1.54K-1 1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 1.54Kn,1 %,0.25W
R9 110-127K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 127Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R10 110-23.7K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,23.7Kn,1 %,0.25W
A11 110-1. 27K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1.27Kn,1%,0.25W
R13 110-13.3K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 13.3Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R14 157-10K-A 2 RESISTOR, TRIM, CEA, 10Kn, 10% BECKMAN
A15 109-1K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R16 109-2K-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R17 109-1 K-5 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R18 110-30.1 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,30.1Kn,1%,0.25W
R19 110-15.4K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF.15.4Kn.1 %,0.25W
A20 110-16.9K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD.MF.16.9Kn.1%,0.25W
R21 110-10-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1on, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R22 110-10-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1on, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R23 110-10-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1on, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
A24 101-68-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,68Q,5%,0.25W RC07GF680J ALLEN BRADLEY
R25 101-68-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,68Q,5%,0.25W AC07GF 680J ALLEN BRADLEY
R26 101-47-5 2 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,47Q,5%,0.25W RC07GF470J ALLEN BRADLEY
R27 101-47-5 RESISTOR. FXD,CC,47Q,5%,0.25W RC07GF470J ALLEN BRADLEY
R28 101-22-5 2 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,22Q,5%,0.25W RC07GF220J ALLEN BRADLEY
R29 101-22-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,22n,5%,0.25W RC07GF220J ALLEN BRADLEY
R30 110-215-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,215Q,1%,0.25W
R31 101-100-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,CC, 1 OOQ,5%,0.25W RC07GF101J ALLEN BRADLEY
A32 110-215-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,215Q, 1%,0.25W
R33 101-100-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC, 1oon,5%,0.25W RC07GF 101J ALLEN BRADLEY
R34 110-511-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 51m,1%,0.25W
R35 109-1 K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R36 110-1.65K-1 , RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.65Kn, 1%,0.25W
R37 102-150-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,CC, 150Q,5%,0.5W RC20GF151J ALLEN BRADLEY
R38 110-100-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R40 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1Kn,1%,0.25W
R41 109-1 K-5 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R42 109-75K-5 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 75Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R43 109-30K-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,30Kn,5%,0.125W CORNING
R44 109-2K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R46 109-10K-5 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10Kn,5%,0. 12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
67XXB MM 5-15
A4 COARSE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Table 5.7, A4 PCB Parts List (3 of 3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R47 157-10K-A RESISTOR,TRIM,CER, 1OKn,10% BECKMAN
R48 109-33K-5 1 RESISTOR,FXO ,MF,33Kn,5%,0.125W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
TP1 702-17 5 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
TP2 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
TP5 702-17 TERMINAL,EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
U1 50-30 1 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL NE5532N SIGNETICS
U2 60-52 2 AMPLIFIER,2GHz,12dB,+3dBm MSA-0204 AVANTEK
U3 60-52 AMPLIFIER,2GHz, 12dB,+3dBm MSA-0204 AVANTEK
Y1 60-53 1 OSCILLATOR, VC0,315-552 MHZ M6000001 Z-COMMUNICATION
J1 ,J2 513-34 2 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHO, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/111 HUBER+SUHNER
5-16 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A5 REFERENCE OSCILLATOR PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 250-42 11 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C2 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C3 230-65 1 CAPACITOR,FXD, 1500pF,±5% CENTRE ENG
C4 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C6 227-51 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST,0.0022µF, 10V ZA2B222K IMB
C7 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D 106X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
ca 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%, 25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C9 230-37 4 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C10 250-19 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF,10%,35V 196D105X9035HE3 SPRAGUE
C11 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C12 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C13 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D 106X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C14 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT.1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C15 230-55 6 CAPACITOR,FXD ..1 OOpF ±5% CENTRE ENG
C16 230-55 CAPACITOR,FXD ..1 OOpF±5% CENTRE ENG
C17 230-55 CAPACITOR,FXD.. 1 OOpF ±5% CENTRE ENG
C18 230-55 CAPACITOR,FXD ..1 OOpF ±5% CENTRE ENG
C19 230-55 CAPACITOR,FXD .. 100pF ±5% CENTRE ENG
C20 230-55 CAPACITOR.FXD ..1 OOpF ±5% CENTRE ENG
C23 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MU RATA/ERIE
C24 250-42 CAPACITOR.FXD,TANT.1OµF,10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CR2 10-816 2 DIODE.RECTIFIER, 1 N4005
CR3 10-Sl6 DIODE, RECTIF IER, 1N4005
CRS 10-1N751A 1 DIODE,ZENER,1 N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
L1 310-53 3 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,5% 1537-60
L2 310-53 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,5% 1537-60
L3 310-36 3 INDU CTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 1025-8
L4 310-36 fNDUCTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 1025-8
LS 310-36 INDUCTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 1025-8
LG 310-53 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,5% 1537-60
P1 551-538 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET BERG
01 20-2N3906 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
02 20-2N2218 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2218 2N2218 NATIONAL
04 20-2N2222A 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
R1 110-3.16K-1 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3. 16Q1%,0.25W
67XXBMM 5-17
AS REFERENCE OSCILLATOR PCB SECTION �ARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R2 110-3.16K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.16.Q1 %,0.25W
R3 110-3.16K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.16 K.n1%,0.25W

RS 110-3.16K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.16 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R6 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1.Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING

R7 110-3. 16K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.16 K.n,1%,0.25W
RS 110-4.87K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.87 K.n,1%,0.25W
R9 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING

R10 110-1K-1 7 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R11 110-11 OK-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 110 Kn,1%,0.25W
R12 110-24.3K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,24.3 Kn, 1 %,0.25W

R14 110-100-1 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R15 110-24.9-1 2 RESISTOR,MF,24. 9Q,1 %,0.25W
R16 110-4.02K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.02 K.n,1%,0.25
R17 110-2.26K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 2.26 K.n,1%,0.25
R18 110-24.9-1 RESISTOR,MF, 1%,24.9.Q,0.25W
R19 110-243-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,243Q, 1 %,0.25W
R20 110-1.69K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.69 K.n1 %,0.25W
R21 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R24 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,1%,0.25W
R25 109-1-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1n,5%,0.125W CORNING
R26 109-20-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R27 109-24-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,24Q,5%,0.125W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R28 109-1.3K-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.3 K.n,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
R29 109-51-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51n,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R30 109-43-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,43.Q,5%,0.12W CFF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R31 109-1-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1n,5%,0.125W CORNING
R32 109-20-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R33 109-24-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,24Q,5%,0.125W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R34 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R35 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R38 110-215-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,215Q, 1%,0.25W
R39 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R40 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 K.n,1%,0.25W
R41 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn,1%,0.25W
R42 109-120-5 3 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 120Q,5%,0. 12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
5-18 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A5 REFERENCE OSCILLATOR PCB
Table 5-8. A5 PCB Parts List (3 of3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R43 109-120-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 120il,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R44 109-120-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 120il,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R45 109-75-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,75n, 1%,0.12W DALE RESISTOR
R46 109-75-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,75,1%,0.12W DALE RESISTOR
R47 109-75-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,75n, 1%,0.12W DALE RESISTOR
TP1 702-17 5 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-2137D VEROSPEED
TP 2 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-2137D VEROSPEED
TP3 702-17 TERMINAL,EYELET 20-2137D VEROSPEEO
U1 54-376 2 OP AMP,OP27EJ,SINGLE OP27EJ PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U2 54-376 OP AMP,OP27EJ,SINGLE OP27EJ PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U3 60-54 1 AMPLIFIER,2 GHz,12 dB,+B dBm MINI CIRCUITS
U4 60-52 2 AMPLIFIER,2 GHz,12 dB,+3 dBm AVANTEK
U5 60-52 AMPLIFIER,2 GHz,12 dB,+3 dBm AVANTEK
VR1 54-333 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,LM317 LM317T NSC
Y1 60-55 1 OSCILLATOR,SAW,500 MHZ H01148 RF MONOLITHICS
J1-J3 513-34 3 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHO, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/111 HUBER+SUHNER
67XXBMM 5-19
A6 COARSE LOOP DIVIDER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-39 19 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF, 10%,SOV 8121--050-X7A0-104K ERIE
C2 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE

C3 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
cs 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C6 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8 12 1--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
cs 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF, 10%,SOV 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C9 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1µF,10%,SOV 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C10 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF, 10%,SOV 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C11 230-64 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,1000pF,5% CENTRE ENG
C12 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXO, 1000pF,5% CENTRE ENG
C14 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1µF, 10%,SOV 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C15 220-300 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,300PF,5%,50V
C16 250-42 12 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C17 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C18 250-19 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,1µF, 10%,35V 1960105X9035HE3 SPRAGUE
C19 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C20 230-47 1 CAPACITOR,FX0,01µF,10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C22 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121--050-X?R0-104K ERIE
C23 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121-050-X?R0-104K ERIE
C24 230-59 2 CAPACITOR,FX0,390pF,5% CENTRE ENG
C25 250-107 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,ALUM.4 7µF 476RAR035A ILLINOIS CAPACITOR
C26 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER.0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121--050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C27 230-59 CAPACITOR,FX0,390pF,5% CENTRE ENG
C28 230-56 2 CAPACITOR,FX0, 120pF,5% CENTRE ENG
C29 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C30 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 1 960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C31 230-56 CAPACITOR,FXO, 120pF,5% CENTRE ENG
C32 230-76 12 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1200PF,1 % 200-100-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C33 230-76 CAPACITO R,FXO,CER, 1200PF,1 % 200-100-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C34 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1200PF, 1% 200-1OO-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C35 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1200PF, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-122 F CENTRE ENG
C36 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO.TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1 960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C37 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C38 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXO ,CEA, 1200PF, 1 % 200-100-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C39 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1200PF,1 % 200-100-N P0-122F CENTRE ENG
C40 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1200PF,1 % 200-100-N P0- 122F CENTRE ENG
C41 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1200PF,1 % 200-100-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
5-20 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A6 COARSE LOOP DIVIDER PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C42 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE

C44 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1200PF, 1 % 200-1 OO-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C45 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1200PF, 1% 200-1OO-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C46 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1200PF, 1% 200-1OO-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C47 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1200PF, 1% 200-1 00-NP0-122F CENTRE ENG
C49 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE

C50 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF, 10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C51 230-39 CAPAC!TOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF, 10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C52 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD, CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C55 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CR1 10-1 N4446 1 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR2 10-4 5 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR3 10-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR4 10-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER MBD501 MOTOROLA
CRS 10-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER MBDS01 MOTOROLA
CR6 10-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER MBDS01 MOTOROLA

L1 310-43 2 INDUCTOR,FXD,10.0µH,10% 1537-36
L2 310-43 INDUCTOR,FXD,10.0µH,10% 1S37-36
L3 310-89 1 INDUCTOR,FIXED, 1.9uH @ 50 MHZ F ERROXCUBE
L4 310-S3 2 INDUCTOR, FXD,4 7.0µH,S% 1S37-60
LS 310-S3 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,5% 1S37-60
P1 5S1-S38 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET BERG
P2 SS1-S39 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET BERG
01 20-2NS179 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2NS 179 2NS179 RCA
OS 20-2N3904 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
06 20-2N3904 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
08 20-2N3906 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
R1 110-1K-1 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1%,0.2SW
R3 110-S11-1 9 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S11n, 1%,0.2SW
RS 110-S11-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S11Q, 1%,0.2SW
R6 110-S11-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S 11n,1 %,0.2SW
R9 110-S11-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S1m,1%,0.2SW
R10 110-10-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100, 1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R11 110-82.5-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82.5Q, 1 %,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R12 110-S1.1-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S1.1Q, 1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R13 110-3.32K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.32K.'2, 1 %,0.2SW
R14 110-1.21K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.21Kn,1 %,0.2SW
R1S 110-82.S-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82.SQ, 1 %,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
67XXBMM 5-21
A6 COARSE LOOP DIVIDER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5.9, A6 PCB Parts List (3 of 4)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R16 11 0-127-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 127n,.1 %,0.25W SMA 4 0R C4 CORNING
R18 1 10-51 1 -1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Hl,1%,0.25W
R27 1 10-6. 1 9-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6. 1 9Q, 1 %,0.25W
R28 1 1 0-2.37K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.37K.0., 1%,0.25W
R29 110-51 .1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 .10, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R30 110-511-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Hl,1%,0.25W
R31 110-487-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,487n, 1 %,0.25W
R32 110-487-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,487Q, 1 %,0.25W
R33 1 1 0-4.42K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42K.O., 1%,0.25W
R34 1 10-4.42K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42K.0., 1 %,0.25W
R35 1 1 0-178-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1780, 1 %,0.25W SMA4 OR C4 CORNING
R37 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1Kn., 1 %,0.25W
R38 110-20.5K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20.5K.O., 1%,0.25W
R39 110-24.9K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,24.9K.O., 1 %,0.25W
R40 1 10-3.01 K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01Kn,1 %,0.25W
R41 1 10-100-1 8 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R42 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R43 1 1 0-2.94K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.94K.O., 1%,0.25W
R44 1 1 3-665-0.5 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,66511,0.5%,0.125W
R45 1 1 3-665-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,66511,0.5%,0.125W
R46 1 13-332-0.5 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,332Q,0.5%,0.1 25W
R47 110-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10011,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R48 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10011, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R50 1 1 0-3.83K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.83K.0., 1 %,0.25W
R51 1 1 3-332-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,332Q,0.5%,0.125W
R52 1 13-332-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3320,0.5%,0.125W
R53 1 13-165-0.5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1650,0.5%,0. 1 25W
R54 1 10-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10011, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R55 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1000,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R56 1 10-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1K.0.,1%,0.25W
R57 1 1 0-3.01 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R58 113-665-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,665Q,0.5%,0.125W
R59 1 1 3-665-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6650,0.5%,0.125W
R60 113-332-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3320,0.5%,0.1 25W
R6 1 1 10-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1000,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R62 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R63 1 10-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R64 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R65 110-205-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2050,1 %,0.25W
5-22 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A6 COARSE LOOP DIVIDER PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R66 110-3.83K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.83Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R67 110-68.1-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,68.1n,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R68 110-68.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,68. 1n,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R69 110-681-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,68m,1 %,0.25W
R70 110-2K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R73 110-511-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51m,1%,0.25W
R75 110-36.5-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,36.SQ, 1 %,0.25W
R76 110-162-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,162!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R77 110-162-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 162Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RN1 123-32 1 RESISTOR NETWORK,8 X 1 Kn,2% 316B102 ALLEN BRADLEY
RN2 123-43 1 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,8 X 1 Kn,2% MURATA-ERIE
TP1 702-17 5 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-2137D VEROSPEED
TP2 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-2137D VEROSPEED
TPS 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-2137D VEROSPEED
U1 54-512 1 CMOS,HEX,SN74HC14N SN74HC14N T.I.
U2 54-518 2 CMOS,74HC164,8 BIT SERIAL SN74HC164N T.I.
U3 54-349 2 TIL,74LS283,SINGLE SN74LS283N T.I.
U4 54-199 2 ECL,10136,4 BIT UP/DOWN MC10136P MOTOROLA
us 54-518 CMOS,74HC164,8 BIT SERIAL SN74HC164N T.I.
U6 54-349 TIL,74LS283,SINGLE SN74LS283N T.I.
U7 54-199 ECL,10136,,4 BIT UP/DOWN MC10136P MOTOROLA
us 54-429 1 ECL, 10105,TRIPLE MC10105P MOTOROLA
U9 54-323 1 ECL, 10135,DUAL MC10135P MOTOROLA
U10 54-74167 1 TIL,74167 SN74167N T.I.
U11 54-74LS112 2 TIL,74LS112,DUAL,JK F LIP F LOP 74LS112PC FSC
U13 54-361 1 TIL,74S196 SN74S196N T.I.
U14 54-74LS112 TIL,74LS112,DUAL,JK FLIP FLOP 74LS112PC FSC
U15 54-390 1 TIL,74ALSOOA,QUAD SN74ALSOOAN T.I.
U16 54-503 1 OP AMP,LT1007,SINGLE LT1007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U17 50-30 3 OP AMP,5532A,DUAL NE5532N SIGNETICS
U18 50-30 OP AMP,5532A,DUAL NE5532N SIGNETICS
U20 54-829 1 ECL,QUAD AND GATE MC10104P MOTOROLA
VR1 54- 2 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,7805 340T-5 NATIONAL SEMI

MC7805CP
VR2 54- VOLTAGE REGULATOR,7805 340T-5 NATIONAL SEMI

MC7805CP
J1 ,J2 513-34 2 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHD, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/111 HUBER+SUHNER
67XXBMM 5-23
A7 REFERENCE DIVIDER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5·10. A7 PCB Parts List (1of3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-67 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,33pf,5%, 1OOV 150-100-NP0-330J CENTRE ENG
C2 230-39 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF, 10%,50V B121--050-X?R0-104K ERIE
C3 230-67 CAPACITOR.FXD,CER,33pf,5%,1 OOV 150-100-NP0-330J CENTRE ENG
C4 230-37 11 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C9 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C13 230-49 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,022uµF, 100V 200-1 OO-X7R-223K CENTRE ENG
C14 230-64 2 CAPACITOR,FXD..1 OOOpF,5% 200-100-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C15 230-49 CAPACITOR,FXD ,022µF,1 OOV 200-1 OO-X7R-223K CENTRE ENG
C17 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD,1000pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-102J CENTRE ENG
C1 B 230-60 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,470pF,5% 200-1 OO-NP0-471 J CENTRE ENG
C19 230-58 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,270pF,5% 200-1OO-NP0-271J CENTRE ENG
C20 230-58 CAPACITOR,FXD,270pF,5% 200-100-NP0-271J CENTRE ENG
C21 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C23 250-42 3 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C24 250-41 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,6.8µF, 10%,3V 1960685X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C25 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C26 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C27 230-47 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,01µF,10% 200-100-X?R-103K CENTRE ENG
C30 230-52 1 CAPACITOR.FOX, 15pF,5% 150-100-NP0-150J CENTRE ENG
C32 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE i 22104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
CR4 10-1N4446 3 DIODE,SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR5 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR6 10-1N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR? 10-4 2 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CAB 10-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
P1 551-538 1 CONNECTOR,SOCKET 66947--011 BERG
01 20-2N5179 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N5179 2N5179 RCA
Q5 20-2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
Q6 20-2N3694 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3694 MP S3694-18 MOTOROLA
07 20-2N2907A 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N2907A 2N2907A MOTOROLA
QB 20-2N3904 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
R1 109-43-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,43Q,5%,0.12W CFF-50 DALE RESISTOR
5-24 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A7 REFERENCE DIVIDER PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R2 109-43-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,430,5%,0.12W CFF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R3 109-75-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,75n, 1%,0.12W CMF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R4 110-2K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2 Kn,1%,0.25W
RS 110-787-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,787n, 1 %,0.25W
R6 110-147-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,147n,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R7 109-120-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 120Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R9 110-316-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,316n,1%,0.25W
R10 110-100-1 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1oon, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R11 109-51-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51n,5%,0.12W CMF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R12 110-51.1-1 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51. rn,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R13 110-2.74K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.74 Kn,1%,0.25W
R15 109-5.1K-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1 Kn,5%,0.12W CORNING
R16 109-5.1K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R17 109-300-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,300Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R18 110-10K-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R20 110-1K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn,1%,0.25W
R28 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1Kn,1%,0.25W
R29 110-511-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5110, 1%,0.25W
R30 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.10,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R31 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51.10, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R32 110-16.2-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,16.20,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R34 110-5.11K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.11 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R36 110-17.8K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 17.8 Kn,1%,0.25W
R38 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10on, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R40 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1000,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R41 110-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1000,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R43 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.10, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
67XXBMM 5-25
Al REFERENCE DIVIDER PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
TP1 702-17 3 TERMINAL.EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
U1 54-547 1 ECL,SP8680B,SINGLE SPB6BOB PLESSY
U2 54-328 1 TIL.74S02,QUA0,2 INPUT NOR 74802 FSC
U3 54-329 3 TIL,748112,0UAL SN74S112N T.I.
U4 54-329 TIL,748112,0UAL SN74S112N T.I.
us 54-74132 1 TIL,74132,QUAO,NANO SCHMITI OM74132N NSC
U6 54-329 TIL,74811 2,0UAL SN74S112N T.I.
U7 54-376 1 OP-AMP,OP27EJ,SINGLE OP27EJ PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
VR1 54- 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR, 7805 340T-5 NATIONAL SEMI

MC7805CP
J1-J5 513-34 5 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHO, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/111 HUBER+SUHNER
5-26 67XXBMM
SECTION �ARTS LISTS AB SERIAL 110 PCB
Table 5-11. AB PCB Parts List (1of1)

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DES NUMBER NAME
C9 230-61 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,560pF,5% 200-1 OO-NP0-561 J CENTRE ENG
C10 230-37 13 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C11 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-71 1 CAPACITOR,F IXED,CER,6Spf,5% 150-1 OO-NP0-680J CENTR ENG
C13 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE 1 22104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C14 250-105 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1 OµF 5130106M050JA4 SPRAGUE
C15 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20"/o,100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
L1 310-53 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,5% 1537-60
R1 110-1K-1 2 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,1%,0.25W
R2 110-499-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,499Q, 1%,0.25W
R3 110-4. 75K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 4.75Kn,1%,0.25W
R4 110- 24.9-1 1 RESISTOR,MF24.9n, 1%,0.25W
R5 110-200-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,200Q,1 %,0.25W
R6 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R7 110-511-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Hl,1%,0.25W
RS 110-200-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,200n, 1%,0.25W
R9 110-200-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,200Q,1%,0.25W
R10 110-51.1-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.Hl, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R11 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1n,1%,0.25Q SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RN1 123-34 1 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,5 X 470Q,2% MSP10A03-471 G DALE
RN2 123-15 2 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,7 X 4.7 Kn,2%
RN3 123-15 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,7 X 4.7 Kn,2%
T1 320-SS 4 TRANSFORMER,RF,FIX, 200-500 KHZ WEST COAST MAG
T2 320-SS TRANSFORMER, RF,FIX,200-500 KHZ WEST COAST MAG
T3 320-SS TRANSFORMER,RF,FIX,200-500 KHZ WEST COAST MAG
T4 320-SS TRANSFORMER,RF,FIX,200-500 KHZ WEST COAST MAG
U1 54-52S 1 CMOS,74HCT13S SN74HCT13SN T.I.
U2 54-512 1 CMOS,HEX,SN74HC14N T.I.
U3 54-514 1 CMOS,OUAD,SN74HC125N SN74HC125N T.I.
U4 54-513 1 CMOS,74HC74,DUAL SN74HC74N T.I.
us 54-523 1 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T.1.
U6 54-45S 2 ANALOG SWITCH DG508CJ SILICONIX
U7 54-365 1 CMOS,7555,,TIMER ICM75551PA INTERSIL
us 54-535 1 CMOS,74HC393,DUAL SN74HC393N TEXAS INST.
U9 54-532 1 CMOS,74HC299 CD74HC299E RCA
U10 54-336 1 CMOS,509,4 CHANNEL DG509 ACJ SILICONIX
U11 54-519 1 CMOS,74HC165 SN74HC165N T.I.
U12 54-45S ANALOG SWITCH DG50SCJ SILICONIX
67XXBMM 5-27
A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

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DES NUMBER NAME
C1 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X 9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C2 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C3 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 1 96D 1 06X 9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C4 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
cs 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C6 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025 KA1 SPRAGUE
C7 230-66 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.22uf, 1 0% CW30C224K CENTRALAB
ca 250-42A 11 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C9 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 1 0%,25V 196D 1 06X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C10 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE1221 04M100V MURATA/ERIE
C11 250-1 43 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1SOpF,5%, 1 OOV 1 50-1OO-NP0-1 81J CENTRE ENG
C12 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025 KA 1 SPRAGUE
C13 250- 1 43 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 SOpF,5%,1 OOV 1 50-1 OO-NP0-1 8 1 J CENTRE ENG
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E 1 221 04M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C15 250- 1 43 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 SOpF,5%, 1 OOV 1 50-1 OO-NP0- 1 8 1 J CENTRE ENG
C1 7 230-37 7 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 22104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C1 8 250-143 7 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1SOpF,5%, 1 00V 1 50-100-NP0- 1 B 1 J CENTRE ENG
C1 9 230-60 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,470pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-47 1 J CENTRE ENG
C20 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E 1 221 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C2 1 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025 KA 1 SPRAGUE
C22 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E 1 22104M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C23 230-70 2 CAPACITOR,FIXED,CER,27pf,5% 1 50-1 00-NP0-270J CENTRE ENG
C24 230-60 CAPACITOR,FXD,470pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-471 J CENTRE ENG
C25 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C26 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV APE 1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C27 230-70 CAPACITOR,FIXED,CER,27pf,5% 150-1 OO-NP0-270J CENTRE ENG
C28 250-143 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 SOpF,5%,1 OOV 150-1 OO-NP0-1 81 J CENTRE ENG
C29 250-143 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 SOpF,5%,100V 1 50-1 OO-NP0-181 J CENTRE ENG
C30 250-143 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 SOpF,5%,1 OOV 150-1OO-NP0-1 8 1 J CENTRE ENG
C31 230-77 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,3300pF,5% 300- 1 00-NP0-332J CENTRE ENG
C32 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE1221 04M100V MURATA/ERIE
CR1 10-FD300 8 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR3 1 0-FD300 DIODE R ECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR4 10-1N823 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 NB23 1N823 MOTOROLA
CR5 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR6 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR? 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CRS 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR1 0 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR1 1 1 0-72 2 DIODE,VARACTOR,ZC804B ZC804 MSI ELECTORNICS
5-28 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
CR12 10-72 DIODE,VARACTOR,ZC804B ZC804 MSI ELECTORNICS

CR14 10-4 2 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR15 10-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
J3 551-547 1 CONNECTOR HEADER 68001-103 BERG
L1 310-36 2 INDUCTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 1025-8
L2 310-36 INDUCTOR,FXD,0.33µH,20% 1025-8
L3 310-72 2 INDUCTOR,FXD,0.047µH, 10% 551-5172-05-02-00 CAMBI ON

L4 310-72 INDUCTOR,FXD,0.047µH, 10% 551-5172-05-02-00 CAMBI ON
P1 551-538 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET 66947-011 BERG
01 20-56 1 TRANSISTOR,JF ET,J310 J310 SILICONIX
03 20-2N5179 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N5179 2N5179 RCA
as 20-2N5179 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N5179 2N5179 RCA

06 20-2N5179 TRANSISTOR.NPN,2N5179 2N5179 RCA
R1 109-33-5 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33n,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
R2 109-33-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33n,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R5 109-33-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33n, 5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R6 109-33-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
RS 110-3.01 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01 Kn,1%,0.25W
R10 110-3.01 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R11 110-13.7K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 13.7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R12 110-1.78K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.78 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R13 109-1K-5 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R14 109-1 K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R15 110-11.SK-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 11.8 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R16 110-1.96K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.96 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R17 110-1.47K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.47 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R20 110-5. 11 K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.11 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R22 110-4.02K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.02 Kn,1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-29
A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

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DES NUMBER NAME
R27 110-11.SK-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,11.8 Kn,1%,0.2SW
R28 110-41.2K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,41.2 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R29 110-10.2K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10.2 Kn,1%,0.2SW
R30 110-3.01K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01Kn,1%,0.2SW
R31 110-10.SK-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10.S Kn,1%,0.25W
R32 110-3.01K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R34 110-316-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,316.Q, 1%,0.25W
R35 109-750-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,7SO.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R36 109-16-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 16.Q,S%,0.12W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R37 109-5.1K-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R38 109-3K-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R39 109-330-S 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,330.Q,5%,0.125W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R40 109-330-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,330Q,5%,0.125W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R41 109-110-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 110.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R42 109-91-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,91 n,S%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R43 109-5.1K-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S.1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R44 109-750-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,750Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R45 109-36-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,36.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R46 109-150-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 SO.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R47 109-1 K-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R48 109-43-5 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,43.Q,5%,0.12W CFF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R49 109-1K-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R50 109-43-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,43.Q,5%,0.12W CFF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R51 109-110-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,11 O.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R52 109-91-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,91.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
RS3 109-5.1K-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1 Kn,S%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
ASS 109-1 S0-5 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,150Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
RS6 109-1 K-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
RS7 109-43-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,43.Q,5%,0.12W CFF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R58 109-1 K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R59 109-43-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,43.Q,5%,0.12W CFF-SO DALE RESISTOR
R60 109-1.SK-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.8 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R62 110-147K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,147 Kn,1%,0.2SW
R63 110-511-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,511.Q, 1 %,0.2S W
R64 110-S.11K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.11 Kn, 1%,0.25W
5-30 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A9 FINE LOOP OSCILLATOR PCB
Table 5·12. A9 PCB Parts List (4 of4)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
TP5 702-17 7 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
U2 50-30 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL NE5532N SIGNETICS

MONOLITHIC
U4 50-9 1 OP AMP,LF 356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
J1,J2 513-34 2 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHO, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-21111 HUBER+SUHNER
67XXBMM 5-31
A 10 REFERENCE BUFFER PCB SECTION �ARTS LISTS
Table 5-18. AlO PCB Parts List (1of3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 250-19 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF,10%,35V 196D105X9035HE3 SPRAGUE
C2 230-66 1 CAPACI TOR,FXD,CER,0.22µF,10% CW30C224K CENTRALAB
C3 250-42 2 CAPACI TOR,FXD, TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C4 230-47 10 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF,10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C5 230-39 8 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C6 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE

C7 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD ,.01µF,10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
ca 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C9 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF, 10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C11 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD,.O 1µF,+/-10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C12 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C13 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF,10% 200-1OO-X7R-103K CENTRE ENG
C14 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C16 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,10%,50V 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
CR1 10-4 2 DIOOE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MB0501 MOTOROLA
CR2 10-4 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR3 10-F D300 2 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
L1 310-43 , INDUCTOR,FXD, 1O.OµH,10% 1537-36
L2 310-61 3 INDUCTOR,FXD, 1OµH,10% 1025-44
L3 310-61 INDUCTOR,FXD,10µH,10% 1025-44
L4 310-61 INDUCTOR,FXD,10µH,10% 1025-44
P1 551-539 , CONNECTOR.SOCKET 66947-004 BERG
01 20-2N3563 5 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3563 PN3563 FSC
02 20-2N3563 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3563 P N3563 FSC
03 20-2N3563 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3563 PN3563 FSC
04 20-2N3563 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3563 PN3563 F SC
05 20-2N3563 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3563 PN3563 FSC
5-32 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 10 REFERENCE BUFFER PCB
Table 5-13. AlO PCB Parts List (2 of 3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
011 20-2N3904 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
R1 110-5.11-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1Hl,1 %,0.25W
R2 109-5 1 -5 9 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 Q,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR

R3 109-1.SK-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.8 K.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R4 109-2.2K-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.2 K.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
RS 109-36-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,360,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
RS 109-330-5 8 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,330!l,5%,0.125W, CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R7 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 n,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
RS 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,510,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R9 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 n,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R10 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Q, 5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R11 109-20-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,200,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
R12 109-82-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82!l,5%,0.12W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R13 109-330-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,330!l,5%,0.125W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R14 109-750-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 750!l,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING

R15 . 109-330-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,330!l,5%,0.125W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R16 109-30-5 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,30!l,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R17 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Q,5%,0.12W CMF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R18 109-16-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 16!l,5%,0.12W CCF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R19 109-20-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R20 109-82-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82!l,5%,0.12W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R21 109-330-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,330n ,5%,0.125W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R22 109-750-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,750!l ,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R25 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51n,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R26 109-16-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 16.0,5%,0.12W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R28 109-82-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82n,5%,0.12W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R30 109-750-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,7500 ,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R32 109-30-5 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,30Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R33 109-51-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Q,5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R34 109-16-5 RESISTOR,FXO,MF, 16Q, 5%,0.12W CCF -50 DALE RESISTOR
R37 109-30-5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,30U,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R38 109-2K-5 1 RESISTOR, FXO,MF,2 K.Q,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R39 109-51-5 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,51 Q, 5%,0.12W CMF -50 DALE RESISTOR
67XXBMM 5-33
A 10 REFERENCE BUFFER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5-13. AlO PCB Parts List (3 of 3)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES N UMBER NAME
TP1 702-1 7 1 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEED
VR1 54- 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,7805 340T-5 NATIONAL SEMI

MC7805CP
J1-J5 513-34 5 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHD, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/111 HUBER+SUHNER
5-34 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 1 1 FINE LOOP DIVIDER PCB
Table 5-14. All PCB Parts List (1 of 4)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20%, 1 00V RPE122 1 04 M 1 00 V MURATA/ERIE
C2 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%, 1 00V RPE122 1 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C3 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE122 1 04 M 1 00V MURATA/ERI E
C4 230-37 CAPACITOR ,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE1221 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04 M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
CG 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04M1 00V MURATA/ER I E
C7 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20% , 1 00V RPE122 1 04 M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1221 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C9 250-42 5 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C10 230-66 1 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0.22uf, 1 0% CW30C224K CENTRALAB
C11 230-37 19 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERI E
C13 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV APE 1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE 1 221 04 M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C15 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0 . 1 µ F,20%, 1 00V RPE 1 221 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C16 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 22 1 04M1 OOV MU RATA/ERI E
C17 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20%, 1 OOV RPE122 1 04M1 00V MURATA/ERI E
C18 230-64 4 CAPACI TOR, FXD, 1 000pF,5% 200-1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
C19 230-64 CAPACI TOR,FXD, 1 000pF,5% 200- 1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
C20 230-52 1 CAPACITOR, F DX, 1 5pF,5% 1 50-1 00-N P0- 1 SOJ CENTRE ENG
C2 1 250-58 2 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT,68µF, 1 0%,6V 1 96D686X9006 KE3 SPRAGUE
C22 250-58 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,68µF, 1 0%,6V 1 96D686X9006 KE3 SPRAGUE
C23 230-47 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01 uF, 1 0% 200-1 00-X7R-1 03K CENTRE ENG
C24 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20%, 1 00V APE 1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C25 230-37 CAPACJTOR, FXD,CER,0. 1 µ F,20% , 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04 M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C26 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD . . 1 OOOpF,5% 200-1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
C27 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD., 1 000pF,5% 200- 1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
C28 230-78 20 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200p F, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-222F CENTRE ENG
C29 230-78 CAPACITOR. FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-222F CENTRE ENG
C30 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-222 F CENTRE ENG
C31 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200- 1 OO-N P0-222F CENTRE ENG
C32 230-78 CAPACI TOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200- 1 00-N P0-222F CE NTRE ENG
C33 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-222F CENTRE ENG
C35 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200- 1 00-N P0-222 F CENTRE ENG
C36 230-78 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 OO-N P0-222 F CENTRE ENG
C38 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 OO-N P0-222F CENTRE ENG
C39 230-78 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200- 1 OO-NP0-222F CENTRE ENG
C40 230-78 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-222 F CENTRE ENG
67XXBMM 5-35
A 1 1 FINE LOOP DIVIDER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5·14. All PCB Parts List (2 of 4)

REF VENDOR PA RT VENDOR
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C42 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 00-NP0-222F CENTRE ENG
C43 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER ,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 00-N P0-222F CENTRE ENG
C44 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200- 1 00-NP0-222F CENTRE ENG
C45 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 OO-N P0-222 F CENTRE ENG
C46 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,C ER,2200pF, 1 % 200-1 OO-NP0-222F CENTRE ENG
C47 230-78 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2200pF, 1 % 200- 1 OO-NP0-222F CENTRE ENG
C48 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0 . 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 22 1 04 M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C49 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C50 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 960106X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C51 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C52 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C53 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122 1 04M100V MURATA/ERI E
CR1 10-4 1 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER, MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
L1 310-53 1 INDUCTOR, FXD,47.0µH,5% 1 537-60
L2 3 1 0-43 3 I N DUCTOR, FXD, 1 0.0µH, 1 0% 1 537-36
L3 310-43 I NDUCTOR, FXD, 1 O.OµH, 1 0% 1 537-36
L4 3 1 0-43 I N DUCTOR,FXD , 1 0.0µH , 1 0% 1 537-36
P1 551 -538 1 CON NECTOR.SOCKET 66947-0 1 1 BERG
P2 55 1 -539 1 CON NECTOR.SOCKET 6694 7-004 BERG
01 20-2N 51 79 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N51 79 2N5 1 79 RCA
02 20-2N3904 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N 3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
R1 1 10-16.2-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 6.20, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R2 1 1 0-54.9-1 1 RESI STOR, FXD, MF,54.90, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R3 1 1 0-1 K-1 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 K.n,1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 0-3.48K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.48 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
RS 1 1 0- 1 00-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNI N G
R6 1 1 0-26.1-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,26 . 1 il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R7 1 1 0-464-1 2 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,464il, 1 %,0.25W
RB 1 1 0-464-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,4640, 1 %,0.25W
R9 1 10-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0 .25W
R10 1 1 0·1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R1 1 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESI STOR, FXD, MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R12 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0 .25W
R13 110-5.36K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD ,MF,5.36 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R14 110·5.36K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5.36 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R15 1 1 0-3.16K-1 5 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3. 1 6 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R16 1 1 0-3. 1 6 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3. 1 6 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R17 1 10-3. 1 6K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,3. 1 6 Kn,1%, 0.25W
R18 1 1 0-3. 1 6 K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,3. 1 6K.n,1 %,0.25W
R19 1 1 0-3. 1 6 K-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,3. 1 6 Kn, 1%,0.25W
5-36 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 1 1 FINE L OOP DIVIDER PCB
Table 5-14. All PCB Parts List (3 of 4)

WPN QTY DESCRI PTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R20 1 10-604K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,604 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R21 1 1 3-7.23K- 4 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,7.23 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R22 1 13-7.23K- RESISTOR, FXD,MF,7.23 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R23 1 1 3-3.61 K- 4 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,3. 6 1 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R24 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,51 H l , 1 % ,0.25W
R25 110-9.53K-1 3 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,9.53 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R26 1 13-3.61 K- RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.61 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R27 1 1 3-3.61 K- RESISTOR , FXD,MF,3.61 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R28 1 1 3-1 .8K-0.5 3 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0.5%
R29 1 1 0"1 .96K-1 1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF, 1 .96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R30 1 1 0-7.87K-1 1 RESISTOR,FX D,MF,7.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R31 1 1 3-2.4K-0.5 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,2.4 Kn,0.5%,0. 1 2W
R32 1 1 3-2.4K-0.5 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,2.4 Kn,0.5%,0. 12W
R33 1 1 3-1 .21 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 .21 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R34 1 1 0-51 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 H l , 1 %,0.25W
R35 1 1 0-9.53K-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF,9.53 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R36 1 1 3-1 .8K-0.5 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0.5%
R37 1 1 3-1 .8K-0.5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0.5%
R38 1 1 3-909-0 .5 1 RESISTOR,FXD. MF,9090,0.5%
R39 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD. MF,51 1 Q , 1 %,0.25W
R40 1 1 0- 1 9 .6K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F, 1 9.6 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R41 1 1 3-7.23K- RESISTOR, FXD,MF,7.23 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R42 1 1 3-7.23K- RESISTOR, FXD, MF,7.23 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R43 1 1 3-3.61 K- RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.61 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R44 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 6 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 m , 1 %,0.25W
R45 1 1 0-9.53K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,9.53 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R46 1 1 0-4.02K-1 1 R ESISTOR,FXD, MF,4.02 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R47 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R48 1 1 0-1 69-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 69Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA4 OR C4 CORNING
R49 1 1 0-1 69-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 69Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA4 OR C4 CORNI NG
R50 1 1 0-31 .6-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,31 .60, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R51 1 1 0-31 .6-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,31 .60, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R52 1 1 0-31 .6-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,31 .SQ, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R53 1 1 0-3 1 .6-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,31 .6Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R54 1 1 0-274-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,274Q, 1 %,0.25W DALE
R55 1 1 0-274-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2740, 1 %,0 .25W DALE
67XXBMM 5-37
A 1 1 FINE L OOP DIVIDER PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Table 5-14. Al l PCB Parts List (4 of 4)

DES NUMBER NAME
R56 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXO,MF,51 1 0, 1 %,0.25W
R57 1 1 0-2.37K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,2.37 KO, 1 %,0.25W
R58 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXO, MF,51 1 0 , 1 %,0.25W
R59 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 1 RESISTOR, FXO,MF,51 . 1 0, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
TP1 702- 1 7 5 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-2 1 370 VEROSPEEO
TP2 702- 1 7 TERMI NAL, EYELET 20-2 1 370 VEROSPEEO
TP3 702-1 7 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21 370 VEROSPEEO
TP4 702-1 7 TERMI NAL, EYE LET 20-2 1 370 VEROSPEEO
TP5 702- 1 7 TERMI NAL, EYELET 20-2 1 370 VEROSPEEO
U1 54-5 1 2 1 CMOS,74HC 1 4, H EX SN74 H C 1 4 N T.I.
U2 54-51 8 2 CMOS,74 HC1 64 SN74 H C 1 64N T.I.
U3 54-36 1 3 TTL,74S 1 96 SN74S196N T.I.
U4 54-545 1 AS TTL,74AS1 1 ,TRIPLE SN74AS1 1 N T.I.
us 54-36 1 IC,TTL,74S1 96 SN74S196N T. I .
us 54-5 1 8 IC,CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T. I.
U7 54-74 1 67 1 TTL,74 1 67 SN741 67N T.I.
us 54-36 1 IC,TTL,74S196 SN74S1 96N T. I.
U9 54-329 IC,TTL,74S 1 1 2,0UAL SN74S 1 1 2 N T.I.
U10 54-74LS 1 32 1 IC,TTL,74LS1 32 ,QUAO, NANO OM74LS1 32N NSC
U1 1 54-349 1 TTL,74LS283 ,SINGLE SN74LS283N T.I.
U12 54-406 1 TTL,74S 1 97, BI NARY COUNTER SN74S1 97N T.I.
U1 3 54-329 2 TTL,74S 1 1 2,0UAL,JK SN74S 1 1 2 N T.I.
U14 54-54 7 1 ECL,SP86808,SINGLE SP8680B PLESSY
U15 54-544 1 AS TTL,74AS02,QUAO SN74AS02N T.I.
U19 54- 1 72 1 TTL,74LS390,0UAL OM74LS390N NSC
U20 54-540 1 ALS TTL,74ALS 1 1 2 74ALS 1 1 2N T.I.
U21 50-30 6 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL N E5532N SIGNETICS
U22 50-30 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL N E5532N SIGN ETICS
U23 50-30 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL N E5532N SIGNETICS
U24 50-30 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL NE5532N SIGNETICS
U25 50-30 OP AMP,5532A,OUAL N E5532 N SIGN ETICS
U26 50-30 OP AM P,5532A,OUAL NE5532N SIGNETICS
VR1 54- 1 VOLTAGE· REGULATOR, 7805 340T-5 NATIONAL SEMI

MC7805CP
J1 ,J2 51 3-34 2 CONNE CTOR, RF BULKHO, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/1 1 1 HUBER+SUHNER
5-38 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 12 YIG PHASE DETECTOR PCB
Table 5·15. Al2 PCB Parts List (1 of2)

REF VENDOR PART VEN DOR
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-66 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER ,0.22µF, 1 0% CW30C224K CENTRALAB
C2 250-41 1 CAPAC ITOR, FXO,TANT,6.8µF, 1 0% ,3V 1 960685X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C3 230-64 6 CAPACITOR ,FXO, 1 000pF,5% 200-1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
C4 230-64 CAPACITOR.FXO, 1 000pF,5% 200-1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
cs 230-37 7 CAPACITOR, FXO,CER,0. 1 µ F,20%, 1 00V RPE 1 221 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C6 250-77 1 CAPACI TOR, FXO,CER,0 .0 1 µF, 1 0%, 1 V CK05 BX1 03K SPRAGUE
C7 230-52 1 CAPAC I TOR.FOX, 1 SpF,5% 1 50-1 00-NP0-1 SOJ CENTRE ENG
C10 230-37 CAPACI TOR, FXO,CER,0. 1 µ F,20% , 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04M1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
C11 230-37 CAPACI TOR, FXO,CER,0. 1 µF,20% , 1 00V RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-64 CAPACITOR, FXO, 1 OOOpF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C13 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXO, 1 OOOpF,5% 200-1 00-N P0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1 µF,20% , 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04 M 1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
C15 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD, 1 000pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C16 230-64 CAPACITOR, FXO, 1 000pF,5% 200- 1 00-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C20 223-330 4 CAPAC ITOR,FXO,MICA,330PF,5%, 1 0V CM04FA331 J03 ARCO/SOSHIN
C21 223-330 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,330PF,5%, 1 0V CM04FA331 J03 ARCO/SOSH I N
C22 223-43 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,43PF,5%,500V OM 1 OE 430J05%300V ELMENCO
C23 223-43 CAPACITOR,FXO, MICA,43PF,5%,500V DM 1 OE 430J05%300V ELMENCO
C24 250-42 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 19601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C25 250-42 CAPAC ITOR, FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C26 223-330 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,MICA,330PF,5%, 1 0V CM04FA331 J03 ARCO/SOSH IN
C27 223-330 CAPACITOR, FXD,MICA,330PF,5%, 10V CM04FA33 1 J03 ARCO/SOSHIN
CR1 1 0- 1 N4446 1 DIODE. SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
L1 3 1 0-53 2 INDUCTOR, FXD,47.0µH,5% 1 537-60
L2 31 0-53 INDUCTOR, FXD,47.0µ H,5% 1 537-60
P1 551 -538 1 CONNE CTOR.SOCKET 66947-0 1 1 BERG
01 20-2N 5 1 79 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N 51 79 2N5 1 79 RCA
04 20-2N2222A 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN ,2N 2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
05 20-2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N 2222A MOTOROLA
06 20-45 1 TRANSISTOR,FET V N 1 0KM SILICONIX
07 20-2N3563 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN ,2N3563 PN3563 FSC
08 20-2N3563 TRANSISTOR,NPN, 2N3563 PN3563 FSC
R1 1 09-56-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,56!l,5%,0. 1 2W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORN ING
R2 1 1 0-1 K-1 5 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R3 1 1 0-3.48K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.48 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R4 1 09-1 00-5 1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0. 1 2W CMF-50 DALE RESISTOR
RS 1 09-27-5 1 RESISTOR, FXD , MF, 27!l,5% ,0. 1 2W CCF-50 DALE RESISTOR
R6 1 1 0-200-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD , MF,2oon, 1 %,0.25W
R7 1 1 0-56.2-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,56.2!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R11 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FX D,MF, 1 Kn , 1 %,0.25W
R12 1 1 0-750-1 2 RESI STOR, FXD ,MF, 750!1, 1 %,0.25W
67XXBMM 5-39
A 1 2 YIG PHASE DETECTOR PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table �-1�. A12 PCB Parts List (2 of 2)

DES NUMBER NAME
R13 1 1 0-348-1 1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,348Q, 1 %,0.25W
R14 1 1 0-1 .07K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 .07 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R15 1 1 0-887-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD , M F,887!1, 1 %,0.25W
R16 1 1 0-30 1 - 1 2 RESISTOR, FX D,MF,30 1 !l , 1 %,0.25W
R17 1 1 0-2.43K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF.2.43Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R18 1 1 0-30 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,301 !1, 1 %,0.25W
R19 1 1 0-887-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,887n, 1 %,0.25W
R20 1 1 0-383-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,383n, 1 %,0.25W
R2 1 1 1 0-68 1 - 1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,681 n, 1 %,0.25W
R22 1 1 0-750-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,750Q, 1 %,0.25W
R23 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5 . 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R24 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R25 1 1 0-4.87K-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,4.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R26 1 1 0-1K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R27 1 1 0-4.87K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,M F,4.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R28 1 1 0-4.87K-1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF,4.87 Kn. 1 %,0. 25W
R29 1 1 0-4.87K-1 RESISTOR. FXD.MF,4.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R30 1 1 0-90.9K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,90.9 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R31 1 1 0- 1 9.6K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 9.6 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R32 1 1 0-100-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R33 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R35 1 1 0-1 9.6K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 9.6 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R36 1 1 0-68. 1 - 1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,68. 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R37 1 1 0-16 .2-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 6.2Q, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R38 1 1 0-2.74K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD.MF,2. 74 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R39 1 1 0-2.74K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,2.74 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R4 1 1 1 0-22.6K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,22.6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R42 1 1 0-1 69-1 1 RESISTOR,FX D , M F, 1 69Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA4 OR C4 CORNING
R43 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R44 1 1 0-68. 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,M F,68. 1 Q, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R45 1 1 0-4.02K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.02 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
U1 54-547 1 ECL,SP8680B,SINGLE SP8680B PLESSY
U2 54-36 1 2 TIL,74S196 SN74S 1 96N T.I.
U3 54-36 1 TIL,74S 1 96 SN74S196N T.I.
U4 54-540 1 TIL,74ALS1 1 2,DUAL 74ALS1 1 2N T.I.
U5 54-390 1 TIL,74ALSOOA,QUAD SN74ALSOOAN T.I.
U6 50-9 1 OP AMP,LF356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
VR1 54MC7805P 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,7805 340T-5 NATIONAL SEMI
J 1 -J4 51 3-34 4 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHD. MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/1 1 1 HUBER+SUHNER
5-40 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 13PULSE GENERATOR PCB
Table 5-16. A13 PCB Parts List (1of 6)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C5 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CERR,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C6 250-58 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,68µF,10%,6V 196D686X9006KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C10 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C11 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V APE 122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-55 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,1OOpF,5% 150-100-NP0-101 J CENTRE ENG
C13 230-37 40 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C15 230-55 CAPACITOR,FXD,,1 OOpF,5% 150-100-NP0-101J CENTRE ENG
C19 230-37 CAPACITOR,F XD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RP E122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C20 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C21 230-37 CAPACITOR,F XD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C22 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RP E122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C24 230-58 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,,270pF,5% 200-1OO-NP0-271 J CENTRE ENG
C27 230-37 CAPACITOR,F XD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RP E122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C30 230-64 CAPACITOR,F XD,,1 OOOpF,5% 200-100-NP0-102J CENTRE ENG
C32 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD,, 1OOOpF,5% 200-100-NP0-102J CEN TRE ENG
C34 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD,, 1OOOpF,5% 200-100-N P0-102J CENTRE ENG
C35 230-37 CAPACITOR,F XD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C38 230-64 8 CAPACITOR,F XD,, 1000pF,5% 200-100-NP0-102J CENTRE ENG
C40 250-40 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TA N T,2.2µF,20%,2V 1960225X002HE3 SPRAGUE
C41 250-42 2 CAPACITOR,F XD,TAN T, 1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C42 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CEA,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E122104M1OOV MURATA/ERIE
67XXB MM 5-41
A 13 PULSE GENERATOR PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
C43 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 221 04 M 1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
C44 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD, 1 OOOpF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C45 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04 M 1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
C46 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E 1 22 1 04 M 1 00 V MU RATA/E RIE
C47 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20% , 1 OOV RP E 1 221 04M1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
C48 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD, , 1 OOOpF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG

C49 230-37 CAPACITOR.FXD,CER,0. 1 µF.20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MU RATA/ERIE
cso 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD,, 1 OOOpF,5% 200- 1 00-N P0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C51 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD, CE R,0. 1 µF,20% , 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04M100V MURATA/E R I E
C52 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20% , 1 00V RPE1 221 04M100V MU RATA/ERIE
C53 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 22104M1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
C54 230-64 CAPACITOR,FXD,, 1 OOOpF,5% 200-1 00-N P0- 1 02J CENTRE ENG
C55 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C56 230-58 CAPACITOR,FXD,270pF,5% 200-1 00-N P0-271 J CENTRE ENG
C57 230-47 1 CAPACITOR.FXD,.01uF, 1 0% 200-1 00-X?R- 1 03K CENTRE ENG
C58 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D106 X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CR1 1 0- 1 N4446 9 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RC H I LD
CR2 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCH ING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH ILD
CR3 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR4 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CRS 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR6 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR7 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RCHILD
CR8 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR9 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR10 1 0-4 DIODE.SCH OTTKY MIXER,M BD50 1 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR 1 2 1 0-4 9 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR13 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,M BD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR 1 4 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD50 1 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR1 5 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR16 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD50 1 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR17 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR18 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER, MBD501 MB0501 MOTOROLA
CR19 1 0-4 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER, MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
DS1 15-5 2 LED, RED MV5774C MONSANTO
DS2 15-5 LED.RED MV5774C MONSANTO
L1 31 0-89 1 IND UCTOR, FXED, 1 .9uH@ 50 MHZ VK200 1 0/38 FERROXCUBE
L2 31 0-45 1 IND UCTOR,FXD, 1 00.0µH,5% 1 3 15- 1 2J
L3 31 0-57 4 INDUCTOR, FXD,0. 1 5µH, 1 0% 1 025-00
L4 31 0-57 INDUCTOR,FXD,0. 15µH , 1 0% 1 025-00
LS 3 1 0-57 IN DUCTOR,FXD,0. 1 5µH, 1 0% I 1 025-oo
5-42 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 13 PULSE GENERATOR PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
LG 31 0-57 INDUCTOR,FXD,0. 1 5µH, 1 0% 1 025-00
P1 551 -538 1 CONN ECTOR.SOCKET 66947-01 1 BERG
01 20-2N4249 2 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4249 MPS4249-1 8 MOTOROLA
02 20-2N4249 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4249 MPS4249- 1 8 MOTOROLA
03 20-2N 4 1 22 16 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
04 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22,SI PN41 22 NATIONAL SEMI
05 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
06 20-2N 4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4122 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
07 20-2N5 1 79 4 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N5 1 79 2N 5 1 79 RCA
as 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN41 22 NATIONAL SEMI
09 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN41 22 NATIONAL SEMI
010 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
01 1 20-2N 4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN 4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
01 2 20-2N51 79 TRANSISTOR,N PN,2N5 1 79 2N5179 RCA
01 4 20-2N4122 TRANSISTOR,PN P,2N4 1 22 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
01 5 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR, PN P,2N4 1 22 PN41 22 NATIONAL SEMI
01 6 0-2N4 1 22 2 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
01 7 20-2N5 1 79 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N51 79 2N5 1 79 RCA
018 20-2N 4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4 1 22 PN41 22 NATIONAL SEMI
019 20-2N 4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4122 PN 4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
020 20-2N4 1 22 TRANSISTOR,PNP, 2N4122 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
021 20-2N 4 1 22 TRA NSISTOR,PNP,2N 4 1 22 PN4 1 22 NATIONAL SEMI
022 20-2N5 1 79 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N 51 79 2N5 1 79 RCA
023 20-2N3904 3 TRANSISTOR, NPN, 2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
024 20-2N3904 TRANSISTOR,NPN, 2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
025 0-2N3904 2 TRANSISTOR,NPN, 2N3904 2N3904 MOTO ROLA
R1 1 1 0-2.0SK-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.05 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R2 1 1 0-4.02K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,4.02 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R3 1 1 0-2.0SK-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 2.05 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 0-4.02K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.02 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS 1 1 0-200-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2000, 1 %,0. 25W
R6 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 2 RES ISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R7 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R9 1 1 0-5 1 1 - 1 2 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,5 1 1 0, 1 %,0.25W
R10 1 1 0- 1 00-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R1 1 1 1 0- 1 0.SK-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 .5 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R12 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R13 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R14 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R1 5 1 1 0-383-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,3830, 1 %,0.25W
R16 1 1 0-383-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,383Q, 1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-43
A13PULSE GENERATORPCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Table 5-16. A13 PCB Parts List (4of 6)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R17 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.Hl,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R19 110-1.78K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1. 78 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R20 110-261-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2610,1%,0.25W
R21 110-536-1 4 RESISTOR.FXD,MF,536, 1%,0.25W
R23 110-56.2-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,56.20,1%, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R24 110-56.2-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,56.20,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R26 110-51.1-1 17 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51. Hl,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R27 110-26.1-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,26.10, 1%,0.25W SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R29 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51. Hl,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R30 110-261-1 RESISTOR, FXD ,MF,26111,1%,0.25W
R32 110-332-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33211,1%,0.25W
R35 110-26.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,26.10,1%,0.25W SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R37 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51. Hl,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R38 110-1. 78K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.78 Kil, 1%,0.25W
R39 110-169-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1690, 1%,0.25W SMA 4 OR C4 CORNING
R40 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51.10, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R42 110-1.78K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.78 Kil, 1%,0.25W
R45 110-261-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2610, 1 %,0.25W
R48 110-332-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,33211, 1%,0.25W
R50 110-26.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,26. Hl, 1 %,0.25W SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R56 110-56.2-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,56.211, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R57 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51. Hl,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
5-44 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A13PULSE GENERATOR PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
ASS 110-S1.1-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,S1.10,1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RS9 110-1.7SK-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF, 1.7S Kn, 1%,0.2SW
AGO 11O-S1.1-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,S1.rn,1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R61 110-26.1-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,26.1n, 1%,0.2SW SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R62 110-2.37K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO ,MF,2.37 Kn,1%,0.2SW
R63 110-S1.1-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,S1.rn, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R64 110-S11-1 RESISTOR,F XO,MF,51rn ,1%,0.25W
RGS 110-6.49-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,6.490, 1%,0.25W
R66 110-90.9-1 2 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,90 .90, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R67 110-402-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,4020, 1%,0.25W
RGS 110-90.9-1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,90.90, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
TP1 702-17 9 TERMINAL,EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
TP2 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSP EEO
TP3 702-17 TERM! NAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSP EEO
TP4 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEED
TP 5 702-17 TERM!NAL,EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
TPG 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSP EEO
TP 7 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSP EEO
TPS 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
TP 9 702-17 TERMINAL, EYELET 20-21370 VEROSPEEO
U2 54-539 1 ALS TTL,74ALSS6,QUAO SN74ALS86N T.I.
U3 54-387 2 TTL,74ALSOS,OUAO SN74ALSOSN T.I.
U4 54-542 TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
us S4-542 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
UG 54-542 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
us 54-541 ALS TTL,74ALS151 SN74ALS151N T.I.
U9 54-512 1 CMOS,74HC14,HEX SN74HC14N T.I.
U10 54-51S 7 CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I.
U11 54-S42 9 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
U12 54-S42 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
U13 54-542 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
U14 S4-3S7 TTL, 74ALSOS,QUAO SN74ALS08N T.1.
U16 54-51S CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I.
U17 54-S1S CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I.
U18 54-S42 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
U19 S4-542 ALS TTL,74ALS160 SN74ALS160N T.I.
U21 54-518 CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I.
U22 54-51S CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N T.I.
U24 54-552 3 ALS-TTL,74ALS153,DUAL SN74ALS153N Tl
67XXB MM 5-45
A 13 PULSE GENERA TOR PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
U25 54-538 4 ALS TTL, 74ALS74,D UAL SN74ALS74N Tl.
U26 54-537 1 ALS TTL,74ALS38,0UAD SN74ALS38N Tl.
U27 54-538 ALS TTL,74ALS74,DUAL SN74ALS74N Tl.
U28 54-538 ALS TTL,74ALS74,DUAL SN 74ALS74N T.I.
U29 54-324 1 TTL,,DUAL, DIGITAL DE LAY LINE DDU-4-5 1 25 DATA DELAY DEV
U30 54-552 ALS-TTL,74ALS1 53, DUAL SN74ALS 1 53N Tl
U31 54-552 ALS-TTL,74ALS 1 53,DUAL S N 74ALS 1 53N Tl
U32 54-39 1 2 TTL,74ALS02,QUAD SN 74ALS02N Tl.
U33 54-51 8 CMOS,74HC 1 64 SN74HC 1 64N T.I.
U34 54-5 1 8 CMOS,74HC164 SN74HC164N Tl.
U35 54-391 TTL,74ALS02,QUAD SN74ALS02N Tl.
U36 54-233 2 OP AMP,CA3054 CA3054 RCA
U37 54-233 OP AMP,CA3054 CA3054 RCA
U38 54-538 ALS TTL,74ALS74, DUAL SN74ALS74N Tl.
VR1 54-184 1 VOLTAGE REG ULATO R, 7905 UA7905 UC FAIRCHILD
J1 -J9 51 3-34 9 CONNECTOR, RF BULKHD, MICROMIN 22MCX-50-0-2/1 11 H U BER-SUHNER
5-46 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A15ALCPCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-39 13 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C2 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,1 0%,SOV 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C3 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C4 223-56 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA ,56P F,5%,500V DM1 OE 560JO 500V
cs 230-85 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.33uF,10%
C6 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10% ,SOV 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C7 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
ca 250-58A 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,68µF,10%,6V 196D686X9006KA 1 SP RAGUE
C9 250-40A 1 CAPACITOR ,FXD,TAN T,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025HA 1 SP RAGUE
C10 250-42A 34 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C11 250-42A CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KA1 SP RAGUE
C12 230-53 4 CAPACI TOR,FXD,39pF,5% 150-100-NP0-390J CENT RE ENG
C13 230-53 CAPACITOR,FXD,39pF,5% 150-100-NP0-390J CENTRE ENG
C14 230-63 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,820pF,5% 150-1 OO-NP0-821J CENT RE ENG
C16 250-42A CAPACIT OR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KA1 SP RAGUE
C17 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C18 230-66 2 CAPACITO R,FXD,CER,0.22µF,10% CW30C224K CENTRAL.AB
C19 230-66 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.22µF,10% CW30C224K CENTRAL.AB
C20 210-30 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST,0.10µF, 10% ECO-E2104KZ S PANASONIC
C21 210-30 CAPACITOR,FXD,P EST,0.10µF,10% ECO-E2104KZS PANASONIC
C22 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KA1 SP RAGUE
C23 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C24 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C26 230-53 CAPACITOR,FXD,,39pF,5% 150-1 00-NP0-390J CENTRE ENG
C27 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT.1OµF,10%, 25V 196D106X9025KA1 SP RAGUE
C28 250-42A CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025 KA 1 SP RAGUE
C29 230-53 CAPACITOR,FXD,39pF,5% 150-100- NP0-390J CENTRE ENG
C30 230-52 1 CAPACITOR,FDX,15pF,5% 150-1 00-NP0-1 SOJ CENTRE ENG
C32 230-55 2 CAPACI TOR,FXD,100pF,5% 150-100-NP0-101J CENT RE ENG
C33 250-42A CAPACITO R,FXD, TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C34 230-65 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,1500pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-152J CENTRE ENG
C35 230-7 7 1 CAPACITO R,FXD,CE R,3300pF,5% 300-1 OO-NP0-332J CENTRE ENG
C36 250-39A 6 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,4. 7µF,20%,3V 1960475X0035JA1 SP RAGUE
C37 250-39A CAPACITO R,FXD, TANT,4. 7 µF,20%,3V 196047 5X0035JA1 SP RAGUE
C38 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C39 250-42A CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C40 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KA1 SP RAGUE
C41 230-47 7 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF,+/-10% 200-100-X7R-103K CENT RE ENG
C42 230-47 CAPACI TOR,FXD,.01µ.F, 10% 200- 1OO-X7 R-103K CENTRE ENG
C43 250-42A CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 1960106X9025KA 1 SP RAGUE
C44 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KA1 SP RAGUE
67XXBMM 5-47
A 15 ALC PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Table li-17. A15 PCB Parts List (2 of 1 1)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C45 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 19601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C46 230-55 CAPACITOR,FXO .. 1 OOpF,5% 1 50-1 00-NP0-10 1 J CENTRE ENG
C47 230-58 2 CAPACITOR,FX0,270pF,+/-5% 200-1 OO-NP0-271 J CENTRE ENG
C48 250-39A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,4. 7µF,20% ,3V 1 9604 75X0035JA 1 SPRAGUE
C49 250-39A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,4. 7µF,20% ,3V 1 960475X0035JA1 SPRAGUE
C50 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 960106 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C51 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 9601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C53 230-47 CAPACITOR,FX0, .01 µF,+/- 10% 200-1OO-X7R-1 03K CENTRE ENG
C54 230-47 CAPACITOR,FX0,.0 1 µF,+/- 1 0% 200-1 OO-X7R- 1 03K CENTRE ENG
C55 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C56 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 960 1 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C57 23Q-62 1 CAPACITOR,FX0,680pF,5% 20Q-1 00-N P0-681 J CENTRE ENG
C58 230-81 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,C ER,47PF,5% 1 50-1 00-NP0-4 70J CENTRE ENG
C59 250-42A CAPAC ITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 19601 06 X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C60 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 10µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C61 230-SO 1 CAPACITOR,FX0,470pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-471J CENTRE ENG
C62 230-64 1 CAPACITOR,FXO, 1 000pF,5% 200-1 00-NP0-1 02J CENTRE ENG
C63 230-74 2 CAPACITOR,FIXEO,CER,5PF,5% 200- 1 00-N P0-5 ROJ CENTRE ENG
C64 230-57 1 CAPACITOR,FX0,220pF 200-1 OO-NP0-221 J CENTRE ENG
C65 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,C ER,0. 1µF, 10%,50V 8121 -050-X7R0- 1 04 K ERIE
C66 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1 µF, 1 0%,50V 8 1 21 -050-X7R0-104 K ERIE
C67 230-74 CAPACITOR,FIXEO,CER,5PF,5% 200-1 OO-N P0-5ROJ CENTRE ENG
C68 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO ,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 19601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C69 230-58 CAPACITOR,FX0,270pF,+/-5% 200-1 00-NP0-2 71 J CENTRE ENG
C70 230-47 CAPACITOR,FX0,.0 1 uF,+/- 1 0% 200-1 OO-X7R-1 03K CENTRE ENG
C72 240-30 1 1 CAPACITOR, VAR,2-1 OPF,250V 2807C0021 OMJ02F MEPCO
C73 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 9601 06 X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C74 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CE R,0. 1 µF, 1 0% 50 81 21-050-X7R0- 1 04 K ERIE
C75 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF, 1 0%,50V 8 1 21 -050-X7R0- 1 04K ERIE
C76 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO, TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 960106 X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C77 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1 µF, 1 0%,50V 8 1 2 1 -050-X7R0- 1 04K ERIE
C78 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C79 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C81 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1 9601 06 X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C82 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1 µF, 1 0%,SOV 8 1 2 1 -050-X7R0- 1 04 K ERIE
C83 230-39 CAPACITOR, FXO,C ER,0. 1 µF, 1 0%,50V 8 1 21-050-X7R0- 1 04 K ERIE
C84 230-5 1 2 CAPACITOR,FOX,3.3pF, .025V 1 50-1 00-N P0-339C CENTRE ENG
C85 230-5 1 CAPACITOR,FOX,3.3pF, .025V 1 50-1 00-N P0-339C CENTRE ENG
C86 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,C ER,0 . 1 µF, 1 0%,50V I 8 1 2 1-050-X7R0- 1 04 K ERIE
5-48 67XXBMM
SECTION � PARTS LISTS A 15 ALC PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
C87 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD,.D1 uF,+/- 1 0% 200-1 00-X7R-1 03K CENTRE ENG
C88 230-47 CAPACITOR,FXD,.0 1 uF, 1 0% 200- 1 00-X? R-1 03K CENTRE ENG
C89 250-42A CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C90 230-81 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CE R.47PF,5% 1 50- 1 00-N P0-4?OJ CENTRE ENG
C9 1 250-39A CAPACITOR, FXD ,TANT.4. 7µF,20%,3V 1 96D475X0035JA1 SPRAGUE
C92 250-42A CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
C93 250-39A CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT.4. 7µF, 20%,3V 1 96D475X0035JA 1 SPRAGUE
C95 250-42A CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA1 SPRAGUE
C96 250-42A CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 96D1 06X9025KA 1 SPRAGUE
CR1 1 0-FD300 13 DIODE RECTI FIE R,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR2 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFI ER, IN 3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR3 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFI ER,IN3595 1 N 3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR4 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI FIER,I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR5 1 0- 1 1 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N750A IN750A FSC
CR6 1 0- 1 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N750A I N 750A FSC
CR? 1 0- 1 N751 A 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N751A 1 N 75 1 A MOTOROLA
CR8 1 0- 1 N4446 15 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHI LD
CR9 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI R C H I LD
CR1 1 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR12 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR13 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR14 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR15 1 0- 1 N75 1 A DIODE.ZENER, 1 N75 1 A 1 N 751 A MOTOROLA
CR16 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER.IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR1 7 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR18 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
C R 19 1 0- 1N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR21 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFI ER,I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR22 10-4 1 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR23 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI R C H I LD
CR24 1 0 - 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR25 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIE R,I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
C R26 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR27 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR28 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI FI ER,I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR30 1 0- 1 N758A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N758A 1 N 758A MOTOROLA
CR33 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
67XXBMM 5-49
Table 5-17. A1 5 PCB Parts List (4 of 11)

DES NUMBER NAME
CR34 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD

J1 51 6-68 1 CONN,RF CABLE 85MCX-50-0- 1 H U BER&SUHNER
J2 551 -557 2 CONNECTOR.HEADER 6800 1 - 1 04 BERG
J3 551 -557 CONNECTOR.HEADER 6800 1 - 1 04 BERG
K1 690-64 1 RELAY,DPDT TF2E-5V AROMAT
L1 31 0-43 2 IND UCTOR, FXD, 1 0.0µH, 1 0% 1 537-36
L2 31 0-43 I N DU CTOR,FXD, 1 O.OµH , 1 0% 1 537-36
L3 3 1 0-89 3 IN DUCTOR, FIXED, 1 .9µH @ 50mHz VK200 1 0/3B FERROXCUBE
L4 3 1 0- 1 3 1 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,8.2µH, 1 0% 1 025-42 DELEVAN
LS 3 1 0-89 INDUCTOR, FIXED, 1 .9µH @ 50mHz VK200 1 0/3B FERROXCUBE
L6 3 1 0-89 INDU CTOR.FIXED, 1 .9µH @ 50mHz VK200 1 0/3B FERROXCUBE
01 20-56 4 TRANSISTOR,J F ET,J3 1 0 J3 1 0 SILICON I X
02 20-2N3904 11 TRANSISTOR,NPN ,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
03 20-2N3904 TRANSISTOR, NPN,2 N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
04 20-56 TRANSISTOR,JFET,J3 1 0 J3 1 0 SILICON IX
07 20-2N3904 TRANSISTOR, NPN, 2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
as 20-2N3906 TRANSISTOR, P N P,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
Q9 20-56 TRANSISTOR,JFET,J3 1 0 J310 SILICON IX
01 1 20-2N3904 TRANSISTOR, NPN,2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
01 2 20-56 TRANSISTOR,JFET,J3 1 0 J3 1 0 SILICONIX
01 3 20-2N3906 TRANSISTOR, PNP,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
01 7 20-45 7 TRANSISTOR,FET VN 1 0 KM SILICONIX
018 20-45 TRANSISTOR,FET VN 1 0KM SILICONIX
019 20-45 TRANSJSTOR,FET V N 1 0KM SILICONIX
021 20-2N3906 TRANSIS TOR,PNP,2N3906 2N 3906 MOTOROLA
022 20-66 4 TRANSISTOR,JFET,2N4392 2N4392 SILICON I X
023 20-66 TRANSISTOR,JFET, 2N4392 2N4392 SILI CON IX
024 20-66 TRANSISTOR,JFET, 2N4392 2N4392 SILICONIX
025 20-66 TRANSISTOR,JFET,2N4392 2N4392 SILICON IX
028 20-2N3904 TRANSISTOR,NP N , 2N3904 2N3904 MOTOROLA
5-50 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 15 AL C PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
03 1 20-45 TRANSISTOR,FET V N 1 0KM SILICON IX
032 20-45 TRANSISTOR, FET V N 1 0KM SILICON I X
033 20-45 TRANSISTOR,FET VN 1 0KM SILICON IX
03 4 20-45 TRANSISTOR,FET VN 1 0KM SILICON IX
R1 1 1 0-1 K-1 33 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 11 <0, 1 %,0.25W
R2 1 1 0-604-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,604Q, 1 %,0. 25W
R3 1 1 0-2K-1 5 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 0-2K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R5 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 21 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R6 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD , M F, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R7 1 1 0- 1 00-1 10 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
RS 1 1 0-1 00K-1 7 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R9 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R10 1 1 0-604- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,604.n, 1 %,0.25W
R1 1 1 1 0-2K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R12 1 1 0-2K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R13 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R14 1 1 0-3. 1 6K-1 2 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF,3. 16 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R15 1 1 0-3. 1 6K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, M F,3. 16 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R16 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R1 7 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R18 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD. MF, 1 0 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R19 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R20 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 14 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R2 1 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R22 1 1 0-1 96K-1 1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R23 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R24 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 .n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R25 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD.MF,51 . 1 il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R26 1 1 0-20K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD.MF,20 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R27 1 1 0-20K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20 Kil, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R28 1 1 0-1 4K-1 2 RESlSTOR,FXD , M F, 1 4 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R29 1 1 0-1 4K-1 RESISTOR, FXD.MF, 14 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R30 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R3 1 1 1 0- 1 M-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Mil, 1 %,0.25W
R32 1 1 0- 1 M-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Mil, 1 %,0.25W
R33 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R34 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R35 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R36 1 1 0-953-1 1 RESlSTOR, FXD,MF,953.n, 1 %,0.25W
R37 1 1 0-2K-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-51
Table 5-17. A1 5 PCB Parts List (6 of 1 1)

DES NUMBER NAME
R38 1 1 0-4.02K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,4.02 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R39 1 1 0-4. 99K-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R40 1 1 0-4.22K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.22 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,1%,0.25W
R42 1 1 0-10K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R43 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R44 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 �l. 1 % ,0.25W
R45 1 1 0-31 .6K-1 3 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,3 1 .6 Kn,1%,0.25W
R48 1 1 0-31 .6K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,3 1 .6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R50 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R51 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R52 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R53 1 1 0-4. 75K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD , M F,4.75 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R54 1 1 0-4. 75 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,4.75 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R55 1 1 0-21 5-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,21 50, 1 %,0. 25W
R56 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R57 1 1 0-1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FX D, MF,1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R58 1 1 0-4.87K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.87 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R59 1 1 0-90 .9-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,90.90, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R60 11 0-7. 1 5K-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,7. 1 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R6 1 1 1 0- 1 M-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Mn, 1 %,0.25W
R62 1 1 0-3 1 6- 1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,31 6Q, 1 %,0.25W
R63 1 1 0-7.15K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,7. 1 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R64 1 1 0-215-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,21 5!l, 1 %,0.25W
R65 1 1 0-4.87K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 4.87Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R66 1 1 0-7.87K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,7.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R67 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R68 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FX D,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R69 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R70 1 1 0-750-1 4 RESISTOR, FX D,MF,750n, 1 %,0. 25W
R71 1 1 0-68 1 - 1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,68 1 n , 1 %,0.25W
R72 1 1 0-1 . 2 1 K- 1 3 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 21 Kn,1 %,0. 25W
R73 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF,1 Kn,1 %,0. 25W
R74 1 1 0-1 .69K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .69 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R75 1 1 0-6.8 1 K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6.8 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R76 1 1 0-48.7-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 4 8.70, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R77 15 7-1 K-8 2 RESISTOR,TR IM,CER,1 Kn, 1 0% 1 8T
R78 1 1 0-48.7-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF.. 48.7,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
5-52 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 15 AL C PCB
Table 5-17. A1 5 PCB Parts List (7 of 1 1 )

DES NUMBER NAME
R79 1 1 0-3.01 K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.01 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RSO 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
RS1 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS2 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR,FX D ,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS3 1 1 0-4.S7K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS4 1 1 0-1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
ASS 1 1 0-2 1 5-1 RESISTOR,FX D,MF,21 5Q, 1 %,0.25W
RS6 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
RS7 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
ASS 1 1 0-4.S7K-1 RESISTOR,FXD ,MF,4.S7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS9 1 1 0-40.2-1 1 RESISTOR,MF,40.2Q, 1 %,0.25W
R90 1 1 0-7. 1 5K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,7. 1 5 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R91 1 1 0-1 M-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Mil, 1 % ,0 .25W
R92 1 1 0-34S-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD.MF,34SQ, 1 %,0.25W
R93 1 1 0-7. 1 5K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,7. 1 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R94 1 1 0-4.S7K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R95 1 1 0-2 1 5-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,21 SQ, 1 %,0.25W
R96 1 1 0-7.S7K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,7.87 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R97 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R9S 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R99 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 00 1 1 0-750-1 RESISTOR,FXD, M F,750Q, 1 %,0.25W
R101 1 1 0-68 1 -1 RESJSTOR, FX D,MF,681 0, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 02 1 1 0-1 . 2 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 . 21 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 03 11 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 04 1 1 0-1 .69K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .69 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 05 1 1 0-6.S1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,6.S1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 06 1 1 0-48.7-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4S. 7Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 07 1 57- 1 K-B RESISTOR,TRI M,CER, 1 Kn, 1 0%, 1 ST 1 ST
R 1 0S 1 1 0-4S . 7-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4S.7Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R 109 1 1 0-3. 01 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R110 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R1 1 1 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R1 1 2 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R113 1 1 0-4 .87K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R114 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R1 1 5 1 1 0-4.75K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.75 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R116 1 1 0-4. 75K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,4.75 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 1 29 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 30 1 1 0-499K-1 7 RESISTOR, FX D,MF,499 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R131 1 1 0-383-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,383Q, 1 %,0.25W
67XXBMM 5-53
A 15 AL C PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5-17. Al 5 PCB Parts List (8 of 1 1)

DES NUMBER NAME
R132 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R 1 34 1 1 0-30 1 -1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,30 H l , 1 %,0. 25W
R 1 35 1 1 0- 1 . 78K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 . 78 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 36 1 1 0- 1 00K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 37 1 1 0-499K-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,499 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 1 38 1 1 0- 1 00K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R139 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,51 . 1 il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R140 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R141 1 1 0- 1 4 . 7K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 4 . 7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 44 1 1 0-487-1 1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,487n, 1 %,0. 25W
R 1 45 1 1 0-499K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,499 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 146 1 1 0-1 00K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R147 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R149 1 1 0-75K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,75 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 50 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R151 1 1 0-4.99K-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,4.99 Kn, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 53 1 1 0-56.2-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,56.2il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 54 1 1 0- 1 3.3K- 1 1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF, 1 3.3 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R 1 55 1 1 0- 1 . 87K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 .87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 56 1 1 0-499K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,499 Kn, 1 % ,0 .25W
R157 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 58 1 1 0-499K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,499 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 1 59 1 1 0- 1 9.6K-1 1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,1 9.6 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R 1 60 1 1 0-31 .6K-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,3 1 .6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R161 1 1 0-1 4 .7K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 4.7 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R 1 62 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5. 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0 .25W
R 1 63 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 64 1 1 0-9.09K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,9.09 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 1 65 1 1 0-750-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,750il, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 66 1 1 0-750-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,7500, 1 %,0 .25W
R 1 67 1 1 0- 1 2 . 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR;FXD,MF, 1 2 . 1 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R 1 68 1 1 0-274-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,274!1, 1 %,0.25W DALE
R 1 69 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF,1 00il, 1 %,0 .25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 70 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R171 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R172 1 1 0-4.02K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.02 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 1 73 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,F XD,MF, 1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R 1 74 1 1 0-274K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,274 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 75 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I NG
5-54 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 15 ALC PCB
Table 5-17. Al5 PCB Parts List (9 of 11)

DES NUMBER NAME
R 1 76 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 00Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R 1 77 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 00.n, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R 1 78 1 1 0-787-1 4 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,787.n, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 79 1 1 0-383-1 RESISTOR , FX D , M F,383.n, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 80 1 1 0-787-1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF, 787.n, 1 %,0.25W
R181 1 1 0-787-1 RESISTOR , FX D , M F,787.n, 1 %,0. 25W
R182 1 1 0-787-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,787.n, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 83 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 . 1.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNI N G
R184 1 1 0-30 1 K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,301 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R185 1 1 0-332-1 1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,332.n, 1 %,0.25W
R186 1 1 0-30 1 K-1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF,301 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 89 1 1 0-5 1 1 -1 2 R ESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 1.n, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 90 1 1 0-9.53K-1 1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,9.53 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R191 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5. 1 1 K.n, 1 %,0. 25W
R192 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0. 25W
R 1 93 1 1 0-1 8. 7K-1 1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 8 . 7 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 94 1 1 0-51 . 1 ·1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,51 . r n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R 1 95 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,51 . 1.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 96 1 1 0-1 . 2 1 K- 1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF, 1 . 2 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R197 1 5 7-2K-B 1 RESISTOR,TRI M,CER,2 K.n, 1 0% 1 8T
R 1 98 1 1 0-3.57K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,3.57 K.n, 1 %,0. 25W
R 1 99 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 00.n, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R200 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R201 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0. 25W
R202 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 K.n, 1 % ,0.25W
R203 1 5 7-50K-B 1 RESISTOR, TRI M , C ER,50 K.n, 1 0% 1 8T
R204 1 1 0-825K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,825 K.n, 1 %,0. 25W
R205 1 1 0-30 . 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,30. 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R206 1 1 0-1 27K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 27 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R207 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR , FX D , M F, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R208 1 1 0-6. 1 9K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,6. 1 9 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R209 1 57-20K-B 1 RESISTOR, TRIM,CER,20 K.n, 1 0% 1 8T68XR-20K BECKMAN
R21 0 1 1 0-6. 1 9 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,6. 1 9 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 1 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 2 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR , FX D , M F, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 3 1 1 0-499K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,499 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 4 1 1 0- 1 00K-1 RESISTOR , FX D , M F, 1 00 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 5 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 6 1 1 0-499K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,499 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R21 7 1 1 0- 1 00K-1 RESISTOR , FX D , MF, 1 00 K.n,1 %,0.25W
R2 1 8 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-55
A15ALC PCB SECTION 5- PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R219 110-5. 11-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1m,1%,0.25W
R220 110-26.1-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,26.1.n,1%,0.25W SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R224 110-2. 37K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.37 Kn,1%,0.25W
R225 110-5.11-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.1m,1 %,0.25W
R226 110-4.99K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R227 110-26.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,26.1.n,1 %,0.25W SMA-40RC4 CORNING
R228 110-316-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 316il,1%,0.25W
R229 110 -51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1.n,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R230 110-51.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1.n,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
TP1 551-608 1 CONNECTOR SOCKET 66947-013 BERG
U1 54-530 1 CMOS,7 4HCT244 SN74HC244N T.I.
U2 54-528 1 CMOS,7 4HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.
U3 54-523 3 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC37 4N T.I.
U4 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T.I.
us 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T.I.
U6 54-132 5 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
U7 50-DG200BA 4 A NALOG SWITCH,OG200 ,DUAL DG200ABA SIUCONIX
us 54-132 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
U9 54-505 2 DIA,7528,S BIT,BINARY A D7528JN A NALOG DEV
U11 54-132 OP A MP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
U12 54-537 1 ALS TIL,74ALS38,QUA D SN74ALS38N T.I.
U13 50-DG200 BA A NALOG SWITCH,DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SILICONIX
U14 54-132 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
U15 54-336 1 CMOS,509 DG509 ACJ SlLICONIX
U16 54-503 6 OP AMP,LT1007,SINGLE LT1007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U17 54-501 1 D/A,MP1232 MP1232HN MICROPOWER
U18 54-53 2 OP AMP,TL072,DUAL TL072CP 3 T.I.
U19 54-505 D/A,7528,SBIT,BINARY AD7528JN A NALOG DEV
U20 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITCH ,DG200,DUAL DG200A BA SILICONIX
U21 50-27 3 OP A MP,OP 37,SINGLE OP-37EP PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U22 50-34 3 OP A MP,LT1056ACH, SINGLE LT1056ACH LINEAR TECH
U24 54-503 OP AMP,LT1007,SINGLE LT1007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U25 50-27 OP AMP,OP 37,SINGLE OP-37EP P RECISION

MONOLITHIC
U27 50-27 OP A MP,OP 37,SINGLE OP -37EP P RECISION

MONOLITHIC
5-56 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 15 AL C PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
U30 20-73 1 TRANSISTOR,FET,U431 U43 1 SJLICON I X
U31 54-53 OP AMP,TL072, DUAL TL072CP3 T. I .
U32 50-34 OP-AMP,LT1 056ACH,SINGLE LT 1 056ACH LINEAR TECH
U33 50-36 1 VIDEO AMP,NE5539 N ,SINGLE NE5539N SIGNETICS
U34 50-33 1 OP AMP,LT1 056, SIN GLE LT1 056CNB LINEAR TECH
U35 54-132 IC.OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.

U36 54-503 OP-AMP, LT 1 007,SINGLE LT1 007CNB LINEAR TECH
U37 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITC H, DG200 ,DUAL DG200ABA SILICON IX
U38 54-24 1 ANALOG SWITC H , DG201 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICONIX
U40 50-34 OP AMP,LT1 056AC H,SINGLE LT 1 056ACH LINEAR TECH
U41 54-30 2 COMPARATOR,LM3 1 1 ,SINGLE LM31 1 N RCA
U42 54-30 COMPARATOR,LM3 1 1 ,SINGLE LM31 1 N RCA
U43 50-LM305AH 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,LM305 LM305AH NSC
U44 50-LM304H 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,LM304 LM304H NSC
VR1 54-502 1 VOLTAGE REGU LATO R,LT1031 LT 1 03 1 CCH LINEAR TECH
W2 551 -577 2 CONNE CTOR.SOCKET M7565-05 HARWIN ENG
W3 551 -577 CONNECTOR.SOCKET M7565-05 HARWI N ENG
553- 1 77 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
553-200 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A 1 5 PER 6700-8-31 550
67XXBMM 5-57
A 16 FM PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5-18. A16 PCB Parts List ( 1 of 7)
REF VEN DOR PART VENDOR

DES NUMBER NAM E
BL01 54-334 1 D/A, 1 2BIT DAC 1 208 LCD NATIONAL
BL02 553- 1 77 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
BL03 553-201 1 PCB EJECTOR, A 1 6 P E R 6700-8-3 1 550
BL04 790- 1 89 1 SPAC ER PLAIN ,#6 88-093-N-1 ACCU RAT E SCREW
BL05 790-281 1 STANDOFF, PLA I N , #6-32 4057 SMITH
BL06 900-560 1 SCREW,RND,6-32
C1 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C2 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD ,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%, 25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C3 220-5 1 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,51 PF,5%,500V CD1 5ED51 0J03 CORNELL DUBILI E R
C4 230-39 3 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0 . 1 µF, 1 0%,50V 050-X7R0-1 04K ERI E
cs 230-49 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,0. 022µF, 1 OOV 200-1 OO-X7R-223K CENTRE ENG
C6 230-41 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 .0µF,20%, 1 OV 400-1 00-60 1 - 1 05M CENTRE ENG
C7 230-37 3 3 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 0V RPE 1 22 1 04M1 00V MU RATA/ER I E
CB 250-42 22 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT.1 0µF, 10%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C9 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C10 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 10%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C1 1 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD ,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%, 25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C12 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C13 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C14 250- 1 02 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,PCAR,0.01 µF, 1 %,SV RV2A1 03F IMB
C15 250- 1 02 CAPACITOR,FXD,PCAR,0.01 µF, 1 %,5V RV2A 103F I MB
C16 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0 . 1 µF, 1 0%,SOV 81 21 -050-X7R0-1 04K ERIE
C17 227-1 2 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,P EST,0. 1 055µF,2% ZV2B1 0052G IMB
C18 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C19 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 19601 06X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C20 230-39 CAPACITOR, FXD, CE R,0. 1 µF, 1 0%,SOV 8 1 2 1 -050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C2 1 220-820 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,820PF,5%,30V C D 1 5 FC821J03 CORNELL DUBILI E R
C22 223- 1 0 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 OPF,5%,500V C D 1 0CD1 00J03M CORNELL DUBILIER
C23 223- 1 0 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 OPF,5%,SOOV co1 oco 1 00J03M CORNELL DUBILI ER
C24 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD, TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%, 25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C25 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C26 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 19601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C27 230-50 1 CAPACITOR, FXD,0.047µF,+/- 10% 300-200-X7R-4 73K C E NTRE ENG
C28 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C29 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0 µF, 10%,25V 196D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C32 220-1 50 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 50 PF,5%,50V DM1 5F1 5 1 J ARCO/SOSH I N
C33 250-77 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01 µF, 1 0%, 1 V C K05BX1 03K SPRAGUE
C34 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MU RATA/ERIE
C35 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 10%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C36 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 960 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C37 250-42 CAPACI TOR, FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
5-58 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 16 FM PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
C38 230-37 CAPACITOR ,FXD,CEA,0. 1 µF,20"k, 1 00V RPE 1 22 1 04 M 1 00 V MURATA/ERIE
C39 250-39 1 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT,4. 7µF,20"/o ,3V 1 99D4 75X9035CA 1 SPRAGUE
C40 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%, 25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C4 1 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C42 220-24 1 CAPACITOR, FXD,MICA,24PF,5%,500V C D 1 5ED240J03 CORNELL D U B I LIER
C43 250-42 CAPACI TOR, FXD ,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C44 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C46 230-76 8 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200- 1 00-NP0-1 22F CENTRE ENG
C47 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200- 1 00-NP0-1 22F CENTRE ENG
C48 230-76 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200-1 00-NP0-1 22F CENTRE ENG
C49 230-76 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200-1 00-NP0-1 22F CENTRE ENG
C50 230-76 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200-1 00-NP0-1 22F CENTRE ENG
C51 230-76 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200-1 00-NP0- 1 22F CENTRE ENG
C52 230-76 CAPACITOA,FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200- 1 00-NP0- 1 22F CENTRE ENG
C53 230-76 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER, 1 200PF, 1 % 200- 1 00-NP0- 1 22F CENTRE ENG
C58 223-600 1 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER, 1 500PF, 1 0% 200-1 OO-X7R-1 52K CENTRE ENG
CR4 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI FIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR5 10-FD300 DIODE RECTI FIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CAB O-FD300 1 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N 3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR9 1 0-1 1 DIODE.ZE NER, 1 N750A I N 750A FSC
CR1 0 10-11 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N750A I N750A FSC
CR1 1 1 0- 1 N75 1 A 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N751 A 1 N75 1 A MOTOROLA
CR1 2 1 0-4 DIODE,SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR13 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR14 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR15 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAI RCH I LD
CR16 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC H I NG, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RC H I LD
CR1 7 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHI NG, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR18 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHI NG, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR19 1 0- 1 N75 1 A DIODE.ZENER, 1 N75 1 A 1 N75 1 A MOTOROLA
CR22 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N 3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR23 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIF IER, IN3595 1 N 3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR24 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI FIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR25 1 0- 1 N754A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N754A 1 N 754A FSC
67XXBMM 5-59

DES NUMBER NAME
CR27 1 0- 1 N4446 20 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR28 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR29 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITC H I NG, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR30 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
C R3 1 1 0- 1 N4446 DIOD E.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR32 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE ,SWITC H I NG , 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR33 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCH ING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RCH I LD
CR34 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RC H I LD
CR35 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR36 10-1 N4446 DIOD E.SWITC HI NG, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR38 1 0- 1 N 4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHI LD
CR39 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RCH I LD
CR40 1 0- 1 1 3 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N750A I N 750A FSC
R1 1 1 0-604-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,604Q, 1 %,0.25W
R2 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R3 1 1 0-1 .96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 0-1 . 96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 96 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
RS 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R6 1 1 0-604-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,604Q, 1 %,0. 25W
R7 1 1 0-1 .96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .96 Kn, 1%,0.25W
Ra 1 1 0- 1 . 96K-1 7 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 . 96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R9 1 1 0-1 0K-1 20 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R10 1 1 0- 1 0 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R1 1 1 1 0-5.36K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5.36 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R12 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0on, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R13 1 10-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . r n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R14 1 1 0- 1 1 K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R15 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . r n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R16 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn , 1 %,0.25W
R17 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . H 1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R18 1 1 0-3. 1 6K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3. 1 6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R19 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F,51 . r n. 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R20 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 5 1 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R2 1 1 1 0-3. 1 6 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3. 16 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R22 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R23 1 1 0-1 .87K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R24 1 1 0- 1 2 . 1 K-1 1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 2.1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R25 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R26 1 1 0- 1 3K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 13 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R27 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 11 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
5-60 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 16 FM PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R28 1 1 0-80 .6K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,80.6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R30 1 1 0-3 1 6-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,31 6.n, 1 %,0.25W
R3 1 1 1 0-2.21 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.21 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R32 1 1 0- 1 00K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXO,MF, 1 00 Kn , 1 %,0.25W
R33 1 1 0·1 .96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 .96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R34 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R37 1 1 0-2.26K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXO, MF,2.26VK.n, 1 %,0.25W
R40 1 1 0- 1 00K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 1 0-1 .96K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 .96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R42 1 1 0-28.7K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXO,MF,28. 7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R43 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn , 1 %,0.25W
R44 1 1 0-5.9K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.9 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R45 1 1 0-28. 7K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,28.7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R46 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R47 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXO,MF,51 . 1 .n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R48 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 .n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R49 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,51 . 1 .n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I NG
R50 1 1 0-8.06K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,8.06 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R5 1 1 1 0- 1 .87K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R52 1 1 0- 1 0 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R53 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R54 1 1 0- 1 0K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn , 1 %,0.25W
R55 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R56 1 1 0-18.2K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 8. 2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R58 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R59 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R61 1 1 0-25 .5K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,25.5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R62 1 1 0-31 .6-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,31 .6.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R63 1 1 0-31 .6-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,31 .60, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R64 1 1 0- 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R65 1 1 0- 1 2 . 4K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 2. 4 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R66 1 1 0- 1 0 K- 1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R68 1 1 0-30 . 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R69 1 1 0-1 OK-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
67XXBMM 5-61

DES NUMBER NAME
R72 1 1 0-4.02K-1 1 RES ISTOR,FXD,MF,4.02 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R73 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R74 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R75 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R76 1 1 0-44 .2K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,44.2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R77 1 1 0-1 2.7K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 2.7 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R78 1 1 0-40.2K-1 1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF,40 .2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R79 1 1 0-21 .5K-1 1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF,21 .5 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R80 1 1 0-2. 1 5 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,2. 1 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R8 1 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 - 1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R82 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 Q, 1 %,0.25W CORN I N G
R83 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD ,MF,51 . 1 Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R84 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5 1 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R85 1 1 0- 1 0 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R86 1 1 0-10K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R87 1 1 0-1 96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 96 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R88 1 1 0-1 96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 96 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R89 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R90 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R9 1 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R92 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R94 1 1 0-10K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R95 1 1 0-196K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R96 1 1 0-196K-1 RESJSTOR, FXD,MF, 1 96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R98 1 1 0-1 78K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 78 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R99 1 1 0-1 4.7K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 14.7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 00 1 1 0-1 .96K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R101 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 02 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNI N G
R 1 03 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 04 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 05 1 1 0-1 1 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 06 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R107 1 1 0- 1 00-1 3 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 08 1 1 3-665-0.5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,665Q,0.5%,0. 1 25W
R 1 09 1 1 3-665-0 .5 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,665Q,0 .5%,0. 1 25W
R110 1 1 0-825-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,825il, 1 %,0.25W
5-62 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 16 FM PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R1 1 1 1 1 3-332-0 .5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,332.n,0.5% ,0.1 25W
R112 1 1 0-4.22K· 1 1 RESISTOR , FX D , M F,4.22 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R113 1 1 3-1 .33K- 2 RESISTOR, FX D , M F, 1 .33 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R114 1 1 3- 1 .33K- RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 .33 Kn,0.5%

0.5
R1 1 5 1 1 0-5 1 1 -1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 1 Q , 1 %,0 .25W
R116 1 1 3-665-0 .5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,665Q,0.5%,0. 1 25W
R1 1 7 1 1 0-9.53K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,9.53 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R118 1 1 0-5 1 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5 1 1 Q , 1 % ,0.25W
R119 1 1 0-25.SK- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,25.5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
TP1 551 -539 3 CONN ECTOR.SOCKET 66947-004 BERG
TPS 55 1 -539 CONNECTOR.SOCKET 66947-004 BERG
TP9 551 -539 CON N ECTOR.SOCKET 66947-004 BERG
U1 50-30 4 OP AMP,5532A, DUAL N E5532N SIGN ETICS
U2 50-22 1 OP AMP,NE5534 ,SINGLE N E5534FE SIGNETICS
U3 50-DG200BA 4 ANALOG SWITC H, DG200 ,DUAL DG200ABA SI LI CON IX
U4 50-9 OP AMP,LF356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
us 54-528 1 CMOS,74HCT 1 38 SN74HCT138N T.I.
us 54-523 3 CMOS,74HC374 ,0CTAL 3-STATE SN74HC374N T.I.
U7 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 ,0CTAL 3-STATE SN74HC374N T.I.
us 54-51 0 1 CMOS,74H C04, HEX SN74HC04N T.I.
U9 54-523 CMOS,74HC374,0CTAL 3-STATE SN74HC374N T. I .
U10 54-334 D/A, 1 2 BIT DAC 1 208 LCD NATIONAL SEMI
U12 54-24 2 ANALOG SWITC H , DG201 ,0UAD DG201 ACJ SI LI CON IX
U13 50-30 OP AMP,5532A, D UAL N E5532N SIGNETICS
U14 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITC H , DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SILICON IX
U15 50-7 2 IC,OP AMP,LF357,SINGLE LF357N NSC
U16 50-9 8 IC,OP AMP,LF356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U17 50-7 OP AMP,LF357,SINGLE LF357N NSC
U18 54-24 ANALOG SWITC H , DG201 ,0UAD DG201 ACJ SILICONIX
U19 54-53 2 OP AMP,TL072, DUAL TL072CP3 T.I.
U20 54-505 1 D/A,7528,8 BIT.BINARY AD7528JN ANALOG DEV
U22 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITC H, DG200, DUAL DG200ABA SILICON IX
U23 50-9 OP AMP, LF356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U24 50-9 OP AMP,LF356,SI NGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U25 50-9 OP AMP,LF356,SI NGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U27 54-53 OP AMP,TL072, DUAL TL072CP3 T.I.
U28 54- 1 3 2 2 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074 CN3 T.I.
67XXB MM 5-63
A 1 6 FM PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
U29 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITC H , DG200 ,DUAL DG200ABA SILICONIX
U30 54-132 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 Tl.
W1 800- 1 76 4 WIRE.JUMPER SQUIRES
W2 800- 1 76 WI RE.JUMPER SQUIRES
W3 800- 1 76 WI RE.JUMPER SQU I RES
W4 800-1 76 WI RE,JUMPER SQU I RES
W5 800- 1 40 2 WIRE,J U M PER J0.400 X 0 . 1 25 T22 SQU I RES
W6 800- 1 40 WIRE.J U MPER J0.400 X 0 . 1 25 T22 SQUIRES
W9 800-338 WIRE, HOOKUP ADVANCE
5-64 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 1 7 ANAL OG INSTRUCTION PCB
Table 5-19. Al 7 PCB Parts List ( 1 of 6)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M 1 00V MU RATA/ER I E
C2 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C3 250-42 CAPACI TOR,FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C4 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 250-42 35 35 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CG 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C7 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO ,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 227-5 1 1 1 CAPACITOR , FXO,PEST,0.0022µF, 1 OV ZA2B222K IMB
C9 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C10 250- 1 9 2 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 µF, 1 0%,35V 1 9601 05X9035HE3 SPRAGUE
C11 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C13 220-200 4 CAPACITOR,FXO ,MICA,200PF,5%,50V
C14 250- 1 23 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,PPRO, 1 .0µF, 1 0% X363uw 1 .0/1 0/ 1 00 TRW
C27 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C28 220-200 CAPACITOR,FXO , M I CA,200PF,5%,50V
C29 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C30 250- 1 9 CAPACITOR, FXO, TANT, 1 µF,1 0%,35V 1 9601 05X9035HE3 SPRAGUE
C31 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXO, TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 0 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C32 220-200 CAPACITOR,FXO,MI CA,200PF,5%,50V
C35 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE1 221 04M1 00V MU RATA/ER I E
C36 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO , C ER,0 . 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 221 04 M 1 00V MU RATA/ER I E
C40 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO, TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 960 1 06X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C4 1 227-50 4 4 CAPACITOR,FXO,PEST,O.D1 µF,2%,2V ZA2C 1 03G IMB
C42 227-50 CAPACITOR, FXO,P EST,0. 0 1 µF,2%,2V ZA2C1 03G IMB
C43 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 9601 06X9025 KE3, SPRAGU E
C45 227-50 CAPACITOR, FXO,PEST,0.01 µF,2%,2V ZA2C1 03G IMB
C46 227-50 CAPACITOR, FXO, PEST,0.01 µF,2%,2V ZA2C 1 03G IMB
C47 230-4 1 2 2 CAPACITOR, FXO,CER, 1 .0µF,20%, 1 0V 400- 1 00-60 1 - 1 OSM CENTRE ENG
C48 220-200 CAPACITOR, FXO, MICA,200PF,5%,50V
C49 230-37 13 1 3 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0 . 1 µF,20%, 1 00V RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MU RATA/ERIE
cso 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 22 1 04 M 1 00V MU RATA/ERI E
C51 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXO,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MU RATA/ER I E
C52 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXO,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV R P E 1 221 04M1 OOV MU RATA/ER I E
C53 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXO,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RP E 1 221 04 M 1 00V MU RATA/ER I E
C54 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 00V MURATA/ER I E
67XXB MM 5-65
A 17 A NALOG INSTRUCT/ONPCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5-19. Al 7 PCB Parts List (2 of 6)

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C55 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER ,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE122104M 1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C56 230-37 CAPACITOR ,FXD,CER ,0.1µF,20% , 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C57 230-41 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 .0µF ,20% , 1OV 400-1 00-601-105M CENTRE
C58 250-39 2 CAPACITOR,F XD,TANT,4.7µF,20% ,3V 1 99D475X9035CA1 SPRAGUE
C59 250-39 CAPACITOR ,FXD ,TANT,4.7µF,20%,3V 199D4 75X9035CA 1 SPRAGUE
C60 250-42 CAPACITOR,F XD,TANT, 10µF , 10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C61 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SP RAGUE
C62 230-37 CAPACITOR,F XD,CER,0.1µF ,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C63 230-37 CAPACI TOR,FXD ,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C64 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 10µF , 10% ,25V 196D 106X9025KE3, SPRAGUE
CR1 10-F D300 DI ODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR2 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIF IER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR4 10-1 N4446 2 DIODE.SWITCHING ,1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR5 1 0 -1N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAI RCHILD
CR6 10-1N751A 2 2 DIODE.ZENER , 1N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
CR10 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLI D STATE DEV
CR 1 1 10-1 N751A DIODE.ZENER ,1 N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
CR12 10-FD300 11 11 DI ODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR13 10-F D300 DIODE RECTI FI ER,I N3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR15 10-F D300 DIODE RECTI F I ER ,IN3595 1N3595 SOL I D STATE DEV
CR16 1 0-1N7 57A DIODE.ZENER , 1 N757A 1N757A MOTOROLA
CR17 10-F D300 DIODE RECTIF IER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR18 10-FD300 DIODE RECTIF IER,I N3595 1N3595 SOLI D STATE DEV
CR19 10-1N757A 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N757A 1N757A MOTOROLA
L1 310-45 1 INDUCTOR,FXD, 100.0µH 1 315-12J
L2 310-43 1 INDUCTOR,FXD, 1O.OµH 1537-36
01 20-2N3694 1 TRANSISTOR ,NP N,2N3694 MPS3694- 1 8 MOTOROLA
R1 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF ,10 K.n,0.1%,0.125W
R2 110-100-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 % ,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R3 110-49.9-1 2 RESISTOR ,FXD,MF,49.9Q, 1%,0.25W
R4 110-49.9-1 RESISTOR,FXD ,MF,49.9Q, 1 % ,0.25W
RS 110-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1OOQ,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R6 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 K.n,0.1 % ,0.125W
R7 110-100-1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF,1OOQ ,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RS 110-51.1-1 RESI STOR ,FXD,MF,51.1Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R9 11 3-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD ,MF,10 K.n,0.1%,0.125W
5-66 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 1 7 ANALOG INSTRUCTION PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R10 1 1 3-1 OK-0. 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 10 Kn,0. 1 %,0. 1 25W
R11 1 1 0-90 .9K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,90.9 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R12 1 1 3-10. 1 8K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 0 . 1 8 Kn,0. 1 %

0.1
R13 1 1 0- 1 00-1 20 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R14 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R15 1 1 0-80.SK-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,80.6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R16 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,M F, 1 OOQ,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R17 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W S MA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R18 1 1 3- 1 0K-0. 1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 % , 0 . 1 25W
R19 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R20 1 1 0- 1 7.8K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 7.8 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R21 1 1 0-825K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,825 Kn, 1 %,0 .25W
R22 1 1 0- 1 K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R23 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 -1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,51 . H 2, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R24 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,5 1 . 1 Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R25 1 1 3- 1 0K- 4 RESISTOR,FXD, M F, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %

0.1A
R26 1 1 3 - 1 0K- RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %

0. 1 A
R28 1 1 3- 1 0K-0. 1 15 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %,0. 1 25W
R29 1 1 3-1 0K-0. 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %,0.1 25W
R30 1 1 0-2K-1 2 RESISTOR , FX D , M F,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R31 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 00.Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R32 1 1 0-24. 9 - 1 1 RESISTOR, MF,24.9Q, 1 %,0 .25W
R33 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R34 1 1 0-2K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R35 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 100Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R36 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R37 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R38 1 1 0-953-1 2 RESISTOR,FX D , M F,953Q, 1 %,0.25W
R39 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 00.Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R40 1 1 0- l OK-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 10 Kn, 1 % ,0. 25W
R4 1 1 1 0-953- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,953Q, 1 %,0.25W
R42 1 1 3- 1 0 K-0. 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0. 1 %,0.1 25W
R43 1 1 3- 1 0K-0. 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0. 1 %,0.1 25W
R44 1 1 3- 1 0 K-0. 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %,0.1 25W
R45 1 1 3- l OK-0. 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0. 1 %,0.1 25W
R46 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R47 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R48 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R50 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 Q, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I NG
67XXB MM 5-67
A 17 ANALOG INSTRUCTION PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
R51 1 1 3-30.1 K- 3 RESISTOR, FIXED, MF,30. 1 Kn,0.1 % CEA-T2-30. 1 K-0. 1 % TRW

0. 1
R52 1 1 3-1 0K- RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %

0. 1 A
R53 1 1 3-30. 1 K- RESISTOR, FIXED,MF,30.1 Kn,0. 1 % CEA-T2-30. 1 K-0 . 1 % TRW

0. 1
R54 1 1 3- 1 0K- RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %

0. 1 A
R55 1 1 3-30. 1 K- RESISTOR, FIXE D,MF,30. 1 Kn,0. 1 % CEA-T2-30. 1 K-0 . 1 % TRW

0. 1
R56 1 1 0-21 5K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,21 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R57 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 H l , 1 %,0.25W
R58 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K-1 1 RESI STOR, FXD, M F,5. 11 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R6 1 1 1 0-20K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,20 Kn, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R62 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,51 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R63 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R64 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 9 RES ISTOR.FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R65 1 1 0- 1 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R67 1 1 0- 1 M- 1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Mn, 1 %,0.25W
R68 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R69 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1% ,0. 25W
R73 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD, M F, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R74 1 1 3- 1 .8K-0 . 1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0. 1 % ,0. 1 2W
R75 1 1 3-1 .8K-0.1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0. 1 % ,0. 12W
R76 1 1 3-1 .SK-0. 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0. 1 % ,0. 1 2W
R77 1 1 3-1 .SK-0.1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 8 Kn,0. 1 % ,0. 1 2W
R79 1 1 0-1 M-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Mn, 1 %,0.25W
Rao 1 1 3-1 K-0. 1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn,0 . 1 %,0. 1 25W
R81 1 1 3-1 1 0-0. 1 2 RESISTOR FIXED,MF, 1 1 0n VERMONT PREC
R82 1 1 3- 1 0K-0. 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 0 . 1 %,0. 1 25W
R83 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R84 1 1 0- 1 M- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Mn, 1 %,0.25W
R85 1 1 3-1 K-0 . 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn,0 . 1 %,0. 1 25W
R86 1 1 3- 1 1 0-0.1 RESI STOR FIXED,MF, 1 1 0n VERMONT PREC
R87 1 1 3- 1 0 K-0. 1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %,0.1 25W
Ras 1 1 0-33.2K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33.2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R89 1 1 0- 1 . 69K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .69 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R90 1 1 0- 1 .69K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .69 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R9 1 1 1 0- 1 M- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Mn, 1 %,0 .25W
R92 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 100n, 1 % ,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R93 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
5-68 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A 1 7 ANALOG INSTRUCT/ON PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R94 1 1 3- 1 M-0. 1 6 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Mn,0. 1 % ,0.25W
R95 1 1 3- 1 M-0. 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Mn,0. 1 % ,0.25W
R96 1 1 3-1 M-0. 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 Mn,0. 1 % ,0.25W PER DESC
R97 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,5 1 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W S MA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R99 1 1 0-5 1 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I NG
R 1 00 1 1 3-1 M-0 . 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 MQ,0. 1 %,0.25W
R101 1 1 3- 1 M-0 . 1 RESISTOR , FXD, MF, 1 Mn,0. 1 % ,0.25W
R 1 02 1 1 3-1 M-0 . 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Mn,0. 1 % ,0.25W
R 1 03 1 1 0- 1 0 K- 1 RES ISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 08 1 1 3- 1 9.6K- 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 9.6 Kn,0. 1 %,0.2W

0. 1
R 1 09 1 1 3-1 9.6K- RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 9.6 Kn,0 . 1 %,0.2W

0. 1
R1 1 0 1 1 3- 1 0 K-0. 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %,0. 1 25W
R1 1 1 1 1 3- 1 OK-0. 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,0. 1 %,0. 1 25W
RN 1 1 23-6 1 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,7 X 10 Kn,2%
TP1 55 1 -608 1 CON N ECTOR SOCKET 66947-0 1 3 BERG
U1 54-520 2 CMOS,74HC273 SN74H C273N T. I.
U2 54-522 1 CMOS,74HC373 SN74HC373N T. I .
U3 54-459 1 A/D,574, 1 2 BIT. BINARY AD574AJD ANALOG DEVICES
U4 54-526 2 74H CT04 , H EX INV ERTERS CE74H CT04E RCA
U5 54-524 2 CMOS,74HCTOO,QUAD MC74HCTOON MOTO ROLA
U6 54-356 1 TTL,74LS1 36 ,QUAD SN74LS 1 36N T.I.
U7 54-458 3 ANALOG SWITC H , DG 508 DG508CJ SILICON IX
us 54-523 3 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U9 54-458 ANALOG SWITC H , DG 508 DG508CJ SILICONIX
U10 54-204 1 OP AMP, LF398,SINGLE LF395N NSC
U11 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U12 54-526 74HCT04 , H EX I NVERTERS CE74H CT04E RCA
U13 54-458 ANALOG SWITC H , DG 508 DG508CJ SILICONIX
U14 54-528 2 CMOS,74HCT 1 38 SN74HCT138N T. I .
U15 50-DG200BA 3 ANALOG SWITCH, DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SI LI CON IX
U16 54-520 CMOS, 74HC273 SN74HC273N T. I .
U17 54-528 CMOS,74HCT 1 38 SN74HCT138N T.I.
U18 54-334 2 D/A, 1 2 BIT DAC 1 208 LCD NATIONAL
U19 54-53 8 OP AMP,TL072, DUAL TL072CP3 T. I .
U20 54-24 5 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICONIX
U21 54-503 OP-AMP, LT1 007 ,SINGLE LT 1 007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U22 54-503 OP-AMP,LT1 007,SINGLE LT 1 007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U23 54-524 CMOS,74HCTOO,QUAD MC74HCTOON MOTOROLA
U24 54-334 D/A, 1 2 BIT DAC 1 208 LCD NATIONAL
67XXBMM 5-69
A 1 7 ANALOG INSTRUCTION PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5·19. Al 7 PCB Parts List (6 of 6)

DES NUMBER NAME
U25 54-503 OP-AMP, LT1 007,SINGLE LT1 007CN8 LIN EAR TECH
U26 54-503 7 OP-AMP, LT 1 007,SINGLE LT1 007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U27 54-30 1 COMPARATOR,LM31 1 ,SINGLE LM31 1 N RCA
U28 54-502 2 VOLTAGE REGULATOR, LT 1 031 LT1 03 1 CCH LINEAR TECH
U30 54-502 VOLTAGE REGULATOR, LT 1 031 LT1 03 1 CCH LINEAR TECH
U31 54-53 OP AMP,TL072,DUAL TL072CP3 T. I .
U32 54-132 OP AMP, TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
U33 54-24 ANALOG SWITC H , DG201 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICON IX
U34 54-460 2 D/A,933 1 , 1 6 BIT MP933 1 - 1 6-4 MICRO POWER SYS
U35 54-503 OP-AMP, LT 1 007,SINGLE LT1 007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U36 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITC H , DG200, DUAL DG200ABA SI LICON IX
U37 54-503 OP-AMP, LT1 007,SINGLE LT1 007CN8 L I N EAR TECH
U38 54-460 D/A,933 1 , 1 6 BIT MP933 1 - 1 6-4 MICRO POWER SYS
U39 54-503 OP-AMP, LT1 007,SI NGLE LT1 007CN8 LINEAR TECH
U40 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T.I.
U41 50-DG200BA ANALOG SWITCH, DG200 , D UAL D G200ABA SI LICON IX
U42 54-505 1 DIA, 7528,S BIT, BI NARY AD7528JN ANALOG DEV
U46 54-24 ANALOG SWITC H , DG201 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICON IX
U49 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,QUAD DG201ACJ SILICONIX
USO 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH , DG20 1 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICONIX
U5 1 54-53 OP AMP,TL072, DUAL TL072CP3 T.I.
BL04 553- 1 77 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
BL05 553-202 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A 1 7 PER 6700-B-3 1 550
5-70 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 18 2-8.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAM E
C1 227-45 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,MYLR,0. 1 µF,20%,1 V 230B 1 B 1 04M ELECTROCUBE
C2 230-3 1 CAPACI TOR,FXD.CER, 1 000PF, 1 0%, 1 V DD- 1 0 2 C ENTRALAB
C3 223- 1 0 1 CAPACI TOR,FXD,MICA.1 OPF,5%,SOOV CD10CD1 00J03M CORNELL DUBILIER
C4 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD.TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CG 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%, 25V 1 96D 1 06X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C7 250-42 CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CB 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 196D1 06X90 25KE3 SPRAGUE
C9 250-42 CAPACITOR.FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C15 250-77 CAPACI TOR,FXD,CER,0 .01 µF, 1 0%, 1 V CK05BX 1 03K SPRAGUE
C16 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,C ER,0 . 0 1 µF, 1 0%, 1 V C K05BX 1 03K SPRAGUE
C17 220-200 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,200PF,5%,50V
C18 250-41 1 CAPACI TOR, FXD,TANT,6.BµF, 1 0%,3V 1 96D6B5X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C19 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER.0. 1 µF.20%, 1 00V RPE1 221 04M1 OOV MURATA/ERI E
C20 250-42 9 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C21 250-42 CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT,1 0µF,1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C22 227-45 CAPACI TOR, FXD,MYLAR,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 V 230B 1 B 104M ELECTROCUBE
C23 230-47 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,.0 1 µF, 1 0% 200-1 00-X7R-1 03K C ENTRE ENG
C24 230-53 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,39µF,5% 1 50-1 00-N Pb-390J CENTRE ENG
C25 220- 1 30 1 CAPACI TOR, FXD,MICA, 1 30PF,5%,50V CD1 5FD1 3 1 J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C26 250-42 CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT, 1 OµF, 1 0%,25V 196D 1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C27 230-48 1 CAPACI TOR,FXD, . 0 1 8µF, 1 0% 200-1 OO-X7A-1 83K CENTRE ENG
C28 230-37 CAPACI TOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 221 04M 1 00V MURATA/ERI E
C29 250-51 2 CAPAC ITOA,FXD,ALUM,4 7µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C30 223- 1 00 1 CAPACI TOR, FXD,MICA, 1 00PF,5%,50V CD1 0FD1 0 1 J03 CORNELL DUBI LIER
C31 250-5 1 CAPACI TOR, FXD,ALU M,4 7µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C33 230-37 6 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C34 250-77 CAPACJTOR, F XD,C ER,0 .01 µF, 1 0%, 1 V C K05BX 1 03K SPRAGUE
C36 250-77 6 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01 µF, 1 0%, 1 V C K05BX 1 03K SPRAGUE
C37 220- 1 0 1 CAPACI TOR,FXD,MICA, 1 OPF,5%,SOOV
C38 250- 1 9 1 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 µF, 1 0%,35V 1 96D1 05X9035HE3 SPRAGUE
C39 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01 µF,1 0%, 1 V C K05BX1 03K SPRAGUE
C41 250-77 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0.01 µF, 1 0%, 1 V C K05BX103K SPRAGUE
C43 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%, 1 OOV R P E 1 221 04M 1 00V MURATA/ERI E
C44 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 00V AP E 1 22 1 04M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C45 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXD,CER,0.1 µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 22 1 04M1 00V MURATA/ERI E
CR2 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR4 1 0- 1 N746A 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N 746 1 N 746 MOTOROLA
CAS 10- 1 N4446 8 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+ R FAIRCHILD
67XXB MM 5-71
A 18 2-8.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5·20. Al8 PCB Parts List (2 of 5)

DES NUMBER NAME
CR? 10-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CRS 1 0-1 N746A DIODE,ZENER, 1 N746 1 N746 MOTOROLA
CR1 1 1 0-Sl2 3 DIODE,RECTI FIER, I N 4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR1 2 1 0- 1 N5359A 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N5359 1 N 5359A MOTOROLA
CR1 3 1 0-FD300 3 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR 1 4 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHI LD
CR1 5 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI FIER,I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR1 6 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFI E R,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR1 7 1 0- 1 N9628 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N962 1 N962B MOTOROLA
CR1 8 1 0- 1 1 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N750A I N 750A FSC
CR1 9 1 0-25 2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,MR854 MR854 MOTO ROLA
CR20 1 0-25 DIODE,RECTIFIER, MR854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR2 1 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR22 1 5-5 1 LED.RED MV5n4C MONSANTO
CR26 1 0-4 3 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR27 1 0-4 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR28 1 0-4 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTO ROLA
CR29 1 0-STB568 4 DIODE,RECTIFIE R,ST8568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR30 1 0-STB568 DIODE,RECTIFIE R,STB568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR31 1 0-1 N755A 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N755A 1 N755A MOTOROLA
CR32 1 0-STB568 DJODE,RECTIFI ER, STB568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR33 10-ST8568 DIODE, RECTIFIER,STB568 STB568 GEN ERAL ELECTRIC
CR34 10-$12 DIODE, RECTIFIER,IN4003 $56253 SEMTECH
CR35 10-512 DIODE,RECTIFI ER.IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR36 1 0-1 N75 1 A 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N75 1 A 1 N751 A MOTOROLA
P01 55 1 -5 1 7 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET 1 00-083-30218-190 TEKA PRODUCTS
03 20-45 1 TRANSISTOR,FET,N CHAN N E L VN10KM SILICON I X
04 20-MPSA92 1 TRANSISTOR, P N P MPSA92 MOTOROLA
06 20-MPSA42 3 TRANSISTOR,NPN MPSA42 MOTOROLA
07 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR, NPN MPSA42 MOTO ROLA
09 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR, NPN MPSA42 MOTOROLA
R1 1 1 0-1 0K-1 7 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
R2 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 K.Q, 1% ,0.25W
R3 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 K.Q, 1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 0-10K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
RS 1 1 0-1 . ?SK-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 78 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R6 1 1 0-1 2.?K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 2.7 K.Q,1 %,0.25W
R7 1 30-47-3 1 RESISTOR, FXD,WW,47f2,5%,3.25W
RS 110-1 .S?K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.87 K.Q, 1 %,0. 25W
R9 1 1 0- 1 2 .4K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 2.4 K.Q,1%,0.25W
5-72 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A18 2-8.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R10 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oo.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R11 1 1 0- 1 96-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 96.n, 1 %,0.25W
R12 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR,FXD ,WW, 1 5il,5%,3.25W
R13 1 1 0-4.42K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42 K.n , 1 %,0.25W
R14 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR,FXD ,WW, 1 5il,5%,3.25W
R1 5 1 30-1 5-3 4 RESISTOR, FXD ,WW, 1 5il,5%,3.25W
R16 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 00.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNIN G
R17 1 1 0-4.42K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42 K.n , 1 %,0.25W
R18 1 1 0-1 96-1 RES ISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 96n, 1 %,0.25W
R19 1 30-1 5-3 RES ISTOR, FXD,WW, 1 5Q,5%,3.25W
R22 1 1 0-8.06K-1 2 RESISTOR ,FXD, MF,8.06 K.n , 1 %,0. 25W
R23 1 1 0- 1 6 . 2 K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 6.2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R24 1 1 0-8.06K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,8.06 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R25 1 1 0-16.2K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 6.2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R26 1 1 0-51 . 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 .1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R27 1 1 0-30. 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R28 1 1 3-3.01 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.01 K.n,0.1 %,0. 1 W

0. 1
R29 1 3 1 -35 1 RESISTOR,F IXED,WW,3il,3% KW-25C3-3ROH BANTRY
R30 1 1 0-30. 1 -1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 il,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R3 1 1 1 0-51 1 -1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51Hl,1% ,0.25W
R32 1 1 0-31 .6K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,31 .6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R33 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R34 1 1 0-1 00-1 11 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R35 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5. 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R36 1 1 0-1 . 2 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 21 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R37 1 1 0-825-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,825.n, 1 %,0.25W
R38 1 1 0-8.66K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,8.66 K.n, 1 %,0.25W
R39 1 1 0-59K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,59 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R40 1 1 3-1 0K-1 8 RESISTOR, FI XED.METAL FI LM, 10 Kn
R41 1 1 3-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,META L F I LM, 10 Kn
R42 1 1 3-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL F I LM, 10 Kn
R43 1 1 3-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, F IXED,METAL F I LM, 1 0 Kn
R44 1 1 0-1 K-1 3 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R45 113-105K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 05 K.n , 1 %
R46 11 0-464K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,464 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R47 110-1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R48 110-511 -1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,511.n, 1%,0.25W
R49 1 1 0-5 1 .1-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 .1n,1%,0. 25W CORNING
R50 1 1 0-348-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,348.n, 1 %,0.25W
R51 102-.5-5 1 RES ISTOR,FXD,CC ,0.5Q,5%,0.5W UT- 1 /2
R52 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,F IXED,METAL F ILM, 1 0 Kn
67XXB MM 5-73
A 18 2-8.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R53 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,F IXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R54 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL F ILM, 10 Kn
R55 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,F IXED.METAL F ILM, 10 Kn
R56 113-27.4K-1 1 RESISTOR,FIKED,METEL F ILM.27.4Q
R61 110-332-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,332Q,1%,0.25W
R62 113-10K-0.1 5 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R63 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R64 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1O Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R70 130-1-3 3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,1 n,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R71 110-4.99K-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R72 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD.MF,10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R74 110-4.99K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R75 103-6.8-5 1 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,6.SQ,5%, 1 W RC32GF6.8J ALLEN BRADLEY
R81 130-1-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1n,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R82 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon.1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R84 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R85 113-4.99K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,0.1%,0.W

0.1
R86 130-1-3 RESISTOR,FXD.WW,1 n,5%,3.25W -

UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R91 113-105K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,105 Kn,1%
5-74 67XXBMM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A 18 2-8.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
U2 50-DG200 BA 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SILICON IX
U3 50·9 OP AMP,LF356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U4 54-132 1 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
us 54·24 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG201,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICON IX
U6 54-376 1 OP-AMP,OP27EJ,SINGLE PRECISION MONOLITHIC
U7 54-336 1 CMOS,509 DG509 ACJ SILICONIX
U8 50-6 OP AMP,LM358,DUAL MLM358 MOTOROLA
U10 50-6 2 OP AMP,LM358 ,DUAL MLM358 MOTOROL A
W1 800-260 3 WIRE.JUMPER J1 .OOOX0.125T22 SQUIRES
W2 800-260 WIRE.JUMPER J1 .OOOX0.125T22 SQUIRES
W3 800-260 WIRE.JUMPER Jl .OOOX0.125T22 SQUIRES
W05 800-140 1 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
BL01 553-177 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
BL02 553-203 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A 18 PER 6700-B-31550
67XXBMM 5-75
A19 2-12.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

R EF VENDOR PART VENDOR
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 227-45 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,MYLAR,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 V 2308 1 B104M ELECTROCUBE
C2 220-680 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,680PF,5%,30V D M15-68 1 J ARCO/SOSH I N
C3 223-10 1 CAPACITOR,FXD, MICA, 10PF,5%,500V CD10CD100J03M CORNELL DU Bl LIER
C4 250-42 9 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D1 06X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C5 250-42 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 1 0%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CG 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 DµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06 X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
C7 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D 1 06 X9025 KE3 SPRAGUE
ca 250-42 CAPACITO R,FXD ,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C9 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 10%,25V 196 D 1 06 X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C15 250-77 4 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,O.o1 µF, 10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C16 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01 µF, 1 0%, 1V CK05BX 103K SPRAGUE
C17 220-390 1 CAPACITOR,FXD, MICA,390PF,5%,50V DM15-391T ELMENCO
C18 250-4 1 1 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT,6.SµF, 1 0%,3V 1 96D685X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C19 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%, 1 DOV RPE1 221 04M100V MU RATA/ERI E
C20 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT, 10µF, 1 0%,25V 1 96 D 1 06 X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C21 250-42 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF, 1 0%,25V 1 96D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C22 227-45 CAPACITOR,FXD,MYLAR,0. 1µF, 20%, 1 V 230B1 B104M ELECTROCUBE
C23 230-47 2 CAPACITOR, FXD,.01 µF, 1 0% 200-1OO-X7R-1 03 K CENTRE ENG
C24 230-53 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,39pF,5% 150-1OO-NP0-390J CENTRE ENG
C25 220- 1 30 1 CAPACITOR,FXD, MICA, 1 30PF,5%,50V CD15FD 1 3 1 J03 CORNELL DU BILIER
C26 250-42 CAPACITO R, FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1 96D 1 06 X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C27 230-47 CAPACITOR, FXD,.01µF, 1 0% 200-1 DO-X7R-1 03K CENTRE ENG
C28 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1 DOV RPE122104M1DOV MU RATA/E RIE
C29 250-5 1 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,47µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C30 223-100 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 DOPF,5%,50V CD10FD1 0 1 J03 CORNELL DU BILi ER
C31 250-51 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 47µF T3073 FE4 70T063JPT MEPCO
C33 230-37 6 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE1 221 04M100V MU RATA/ERI E
C34 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01 µF, 10%, 1 V CK058X103K SPRAGUE
C35 NOT USED
C36 NOT USED
C37 NOT USED
C38 NOT USED
C39 250-77 CAPACITO R,FXD,CER,0.01 µF, 10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C40 NOT USED
C41 NOT USED
C42 NOT USED
C43 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER.0.1µF,20%, 1 DOV RPE1 22104 M 1 00V MU RATA/ERI E
C44 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 DOV RPE122104M100V MU RATA/ERIE
C45 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M1 00V MU RATA/ERIE
CR1 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+ R FAIRCHILD
CR2 10-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1N4446 1N4446 T+ R FAIRCHILD
5-76 67XXB MM
SECnON �PARTS LISTS At9 2·12.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
CR3 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR4 1 0- 1 N 746A 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N746 1 N746 MOTOROLA
CR5 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR6 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE .SWITCHI N G, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR7 1 0- 1 N 4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR8 1 0- 1 N 746A DIODE.ZENER, 1 N746 1 N 746 MOTOROLA
CR11 1 0-Sl2 3 DIODE,RECTIFIER,IN4003 556253 SEMTECH
CR1 2 1 0- 1 N 5359A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N5359 1N5359A MOTOROLA
CR13 10-FD300 3 DIODE RECTI FIER, I N3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR1 4 1 0- 1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCH I LD
CR15 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFI ER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLI D STATE DEV
CR16 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI FIER,IN3595 1 N 3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR 1 7 1 0- 1 N962B 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N962 1 N962B MOTOROLA
CR1 8 1 0- 1 1 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N750A I N 750A FSC
CR1 9 1 0-25 2 DIODE, RECTIFIER,MR854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR20 1 0-25 DIODE,RECTIFIER, M R854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR2 1 1 0-1 N4446 DIOD E.SWITC HING, 1 N4446 1 N 4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR22 1 5-5 1 LED.RED MV5774C MONSANTO
CR26 1 0-4 2 DIODE.SCHOTTKY MIXER, MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR27 1 0-4 DIOD E.SCHOTTKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR28 NOT USED
CR29 1 0-STB568 2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,STB568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR30 NOT USED
CR31 NOT USED
CR32 1 0-STB568 DIODE,RECTI F I E R.STB568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR33 NOT USED
CR34 1 0-Sl2 DIODE, RECTIFIER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR35 1 0-Sl2 DIODE, RECTI FIER,I N4003 556253 SEMTECH
CR36 1 0- 1 N75 1 A 1 DIODE.ZE N ER, 1 N751A 1 N 75 1 A MOTOROLA
P01 551-517 1 CON NECTOR.SOCKET 1 00-083-302 1 8-1 90 TEKA PRODUCTS
03 20-45 1 TRANSISTOR,FET.N CHANNEL VN10KM SILICON I X
04 20-MPSA92 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP, MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
06 20-MPSA42 3 TRANSISTOR, NPN, MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
07 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR,NPN, MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
09 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR,NPN,M PSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
R1 1 1 0-1 0K-1 7 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1% ,0. 25W
R2 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 % ,0.25W
R3 1 1 0-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn,1%,0. 25W
R4 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,10 Kn, 1% ,0.25W
R5 1 1 0- 1 . 78K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F, 1. 78 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R6 110-12.1K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 2 . 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-77
A 19 2· 12.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table 5·21. AI9 PCB Parts List (3 of 5)

REF VENDOR PART VEN DOR
DES NUMBER NAME
R7 1 30-47-3 1 RESISTOR, FXD,WW,47n,5%,3.25W
RB 1 1 0-2.74K-1 1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,2.74 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R9 1 1 0- 1 2.4K-1 1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 2.4 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R10 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oo.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R11 1 1 0- 1 96-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 960, 1 %,0.25W
R12 1 30-1 5-3 4 RESI STOR, FXD,WW, 1 540,5%, 3.25W
R14 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR, FXD,WW, 1 50,5%,3.25W
R15 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 50,5%,3.25W
R16 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R17 1 1 0-4.42K-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,4.42 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R18 1 1 0- 1 96-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 96.n, 1 %,0.25W
R19 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 50,5%,3.25W
R22 1 1 0-8. 06K-1 2 RESI STOR,FXD,MF,8.06 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R23 1 1 0- 1 6.2K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 6 . 2 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R24 1 1 0-8.06K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,8.06 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R25 1 1 0-1 6.2K-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 6.2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R26 1 1 0-51 . 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R27 1 1 0-30 . 1 K-1 1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R28 1 1 3-3.01 K- 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.01 Kn,0 . 1 %,0. 1 W

0. 1
R29 1 3 1 -35 1 RESISTOR, FIXED,WW,30,3% KW-25C3- BANTRY
R30 1 1 0-30 . 1 - 1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 0,1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I N G
R31 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5 1 1 Q , 1 %,0.25W
R32 1 1 0-31 .6K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 3 1 . 6 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R33 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R34 1 1 0-1 00-1 9 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oo.n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNI N G
R35 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5. 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R36 1 1 0-1 . 2 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .2 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R37 1 1 0-825-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,825.n, 1 %,0.25W
R38 1 1 0-8.66K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,8.66 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R39 1 1 0-59K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,59 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R40 1 1 3- 1 0K-1 8 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM, 1 0 Kn
R4 1 1 1 3- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR, FIXED.METAL FI LM, 1 0 Kn
R42 1 1 3- 1 0 K- 1 RESISTOR, FIXED.METAL FILM, 1 0 Kn
R43 1 1 3-1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FIXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R44 1 1 0-1 K-1 3 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn , 1 %,0.25W
R45 1 1 3-26 . 1 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FIXED,METAL FILM,26 . 1 Kn
R46 1 1 0-499K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,499 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R47 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0. 25W
R48 1 1 0-51 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 1 n, 1 %,0.25W
R49 1 1 0-51 .1 - 1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 n, 1 %,0.25W S MA-4 OR C4 CORN I NG
5-78 67XXB MM

DES NUMBER NAME
R51 102-.5-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,0.5Q,5%,0.5W UT-1/2
R52 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM,10 Kn
R56 113-34.SK-1 1 RESISTOR.FIXED.METAL FILM,34.8 Kn,
R57 110-511-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,511n,1%,0.25W
R59 110-1.54K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.54 Kn,1%,0.25
R60 110-38.3K-1 1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF,38.3 Kn,1%,0.25W
R62 113-10K-0. 1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R66 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R69 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R70 130-1-3 2 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 Q,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R71 110-4.99K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R73 NOT USED
R74 NOT USED
R75 NOT USED
R76 NOT USED
R77 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1OOQ,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RSO 110-4.99K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R81 130-1-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,1 Q,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R82 NOT USED
R83 NOT USED
R84 NOT USED
R85 NOT USED
R86 NOT USED
R87 110-100-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 100Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R88 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R89 NOT USED
67XXB MM 5-79
A19 2·12.4 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
R9 1 NOT USED
TP01 551 -608 1 CON NECTOR SOCKET 66947-01 3 BERG
U2 50-DG200BA 1 ANALOG SWITCH, DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SI LI CON IX
U4 54-1 32 1 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.I.
us 54-24 1 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICONIX
U6 54-376 1 OP AMP,OP27 EJ,SI NGLE PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U7 54-336 1 CMOS,509 DG509 ACJ SILI CON IX
us 50-6 1 OP AMP,LM358 ,DUAL MLM358 MOTOROLA
U9 NOT USED
U10 NOT USED
W2 800-260 WIRE.JUMPER J 1 .OOOX0 . 1 25T22 SQUIRES
W3 800-260 WIRE.JU MPER J1 .OOOX0 . 1 25T22 SQU I RES
W4 NOT USED
W01 800-260 3 WIRE,J UMPER J 1 .OOOXO . 1 25T22 SQUIRES
wos 800- 1 40 1 WIRE.JU MPER J0.400 X 0.1 25 T22 SQUIRES
BL0 1 553-1 77 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
BL02 553-204 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A 1 9 PER 6700-B-31 550
5-80 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A20 12-20 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
C2 230-3 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1OOOPF,10%, 1V DD-102 CENTRALAB
C3 223-15 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 5PF,5%,500V CM04CD150J03 ARCO/SOSHIN
C4 250-42 9 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%, 25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C7 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF,10%,25V 196D106X90 25KE3 SPRAGUE
cs 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C9 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C15 250-77 5 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF,10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C16 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF, 10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C17 220-270 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,270PF,5%,50V CD15FD271J03M CORNELL DUBILIER
C18 250-41 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,6. SµF, 10%,3V 196D685X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C19 230-37 6 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 1 2 2104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C21 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C23 230-47 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF,10% 200-100-X?R-103K CENTRE ENG
C24 230-53 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,39pF,5% 150-100-NP0-390J CENTRE ENG
C25 220-130 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,130PF,5%,50V CD15FD131J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C27 230-91 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,4700pF 150-100-72K CENTRE ENG
C28 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE12 2104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C29 250-51 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALU M,4 7µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C30 223-100 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 OOPF,5%,50V CD10FD10 1J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C31 250-51 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,4 7µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C33 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C34 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF,10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C35 RS0-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF,10%,1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C40 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF, 10%,1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C44 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122 104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C45 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE 1 2 2104M100V MURATA/ERIE
CR2 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR4 10-1N746A 2 DIODE.ZENER,1 N746 1N746 MOTOROLA
CR5 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCH ING,1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR6 0-1 N44461 DIODE.SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR? 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CRS 10-1N746A DIODE.ZENER, 1 N746 1N746 MOTOROLA
CR11 10-Sl2 3 DIODE,RECTIF IER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR12 10-1N5359A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1N5359 1N5359A MOTOROLA
67XXBMM 5-81
A20 12-20 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
CR17 10-1N9628 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N962 1N962B MOTOROLA
CR18 10-11 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1 N750A IN750A FSC
CR19 10-25 2 DIODE,RECTIF IER,MR854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR20 10-25 DIODE,RECTIFIER,MR854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR22 15-5 1 LED.RED MV5774C MONSANTO
CR26 10-4 3 DIODE ,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR29 10-ST8568 3 DIODE,RECTIFIER,ST8568 ST8568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR32 10-ST8568 DIODE ,RECTIFIER,ST8568 ST8568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR33 10-ST8568 DIODE,RECTIF IER,ST8568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR34 10-Sl2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR35 10-Sl2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
P01 551-517 1 CONNECTOR.SOCKET 100-083-30218-190 TEKA PRODU CTS
03 20-45 1 TRANSISTOR,FET,N CHANNEL VN10KM SILICONIX
04 20-MPSA92 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
06 20-MPSA42 3 TRANSISTOR,NPN,MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
07 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR,NPN,MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
Q9 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR,NPN,MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
R3 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF , 10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R5 110-1. 78K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.78 Kn,1%,0.25W
R7 130-47-3 1 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,47n,5%,3.25W
RB 110-1.87K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.87 Kn,1%,0.25W
R10 110-100-1 10 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R11 110-196-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 196Q,1%,0.25W
R12 130-15-3 4 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,1 5n,5%,3.25W
R14 130-15-3 RESISTOR, FXD,WW, 15n,5%,3.25W
R15 130-15-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 15Q,5%, 3.25W
R16 110-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1oon,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
5-82 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A20 12·20 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R17 110-4.42K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42 Kil,1 %,0.25W
R18 110-196-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 196!1, 1 %,0.25W
R19 130-15-3 RESISTOR,FXD , WW, 15!l,5%,3.25W
R22 110-8.06K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,8.06Kil,1 %,0.25W
R23 110-16.2K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,16.2 Kil,1%,0.25W
R24 110-8.06K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,8.06 Kil,1 %,0.25W
R25 110-16.2K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,16.2 Kil,1 %,0.25W
R26 110-51.1K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R28 113-3.01 K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01 Kil,0.1%,0.1W

0.1
R29 131-35 1 RESISTOR,FIXED,WW,3!1,3% KW-25C3-3ROH BANTRY
R30 110-30.1-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,30.1n,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R31 110-511-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51m,1%,0.25W
R35 110-5.11K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5. 11Kil,1 %,0.25W
R37 110-825-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,825!1, 1%,0.25W
R39 110-59K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,59 Kil, 1%,0.25W
R40 113-10K-1 8 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kil
R41 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kil
R43 113-10K-1 RESISTOR.FIXED.METAL FILM,10 Kil
R44 110-1K-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kil, 1%,0.25W
R45 113-14.3K-1 1 RESISTOR.FIXED.METAL FILM, 14.3 Kil
R46 110-422K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,422 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R47 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R49 110-51.1-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51.1n,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R50 110-348-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,348!1, 1 %,0.25W
R51 102-.5-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,0.5!l,5%,0.5W UT-1/2
R54 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM,10Kil
R55 113-10K-1 RESISTOR.FIXED.METAL FILM,10 Kil
R56 113-17.8K-1 1 RESISTOR.FIXED.METAL FILM, 17.8n
R57 110-511-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,511!1,1%,0.25W
R58 110-1 OK-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kil, 1%,0.25W
R59 110-1.54K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1.54 Kil,1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-83
A20 12·20 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
R61 110-332-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,332.0, 1%,0.25W
R62 113-10K-0.1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R63 113-10K-0.1 RESIS TOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R64 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R65 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 O Kn,0.1%,0.125W
R67 110-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,1%,0.25W
R68 110-100K-1 3 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100 Kn,1%,0.25W
R70 130-1-3 3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1n,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R71 110-4.99K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R79 110-1 OK-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,1%,0.25W
RSO 110-2K-1 2 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2 Kn,1%,0.25W
R81 130-1-3 RESISTOR, FXD,WW, 1Q,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R82 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1oon,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R83 110-100K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,100 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R84 110-10K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,10 Kn,1%,0.25W
R86 130-1-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1n,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R87 110-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1oon, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RSS 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1oon, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
U2 50-DG200BA 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG200,DUAL DG200ABA SILICONIX
U3 50-9 OP AMP,LF 356,SINGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U4 54-132 1 OP AMP,TL074CN3,0UAD TL074CN3 T.I.
us 54-24 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG201,QUAD DG201ACJ SILICONIX
U6 54-376 1 OP AMP, OP27EJ,SINGLE OP27EJ PRECISION

MONOLITHIC
U7 54-336 1 CMOS,509 DG509 ACJ SILICON IX
us 50-6 2 OP AMP,LM358,DUAL MLM358 MOTOROLA
U10 50-6 OP AMP,LM358,DUAL MLM358 MOTOROLA
W01 800-260 3 WIRE.JUMPER J1 .OOOX0.125T22 SQUIRES
W02 800-260 WIRE.JUMPER J 1.000X0.125T22 SQUIRES
W03 800-260 WIRE.JUMPER J1 .OO OX0.125T22 SQUIRES
W05 800-140 1 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
BL04 553-205 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A20 PER 6700-B-31550
5-84 67XXB MM

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 227-45 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,MYLR,0.1µF,20%,1 V 23081 B104M ELECTROCUBE
C2 230-3 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1OOOPF,10%,1V DD-102 CENTRALA B
C3 223-15 1 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 15P F,5%,500V CM04CD150J03 ARCO/SOSHIN
C4 250-42 9 9 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C5 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CG 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
ca 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C15 250-77 4 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF,10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C16 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF,10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C18 250-41 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,6.SµF,10%,3V 196D685X9035KE3 SPRAGUE
C19 230-37 6 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C21 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1OµF,10%, 25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C22 227-45 CAPACITOR,FXD,MYLAR,0.1µF,20%,1V 230B1B104M ELECTROCUBE
C23 230-47 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,.01µF,10% 200-100-X?R-103K CENTRE ENG
C24 230-71 1 CAPACITOR,F IXED,CER,68PF,5% 150-100-NP0-680J CENTRE ENG
C25 220-130 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,130PF,5%,50V CD15FD131J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C27 230-91 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,4700PF 150-1 00-472K CENTRE ENG
C29 250-51 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,47µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C30 223-100 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1 OOPF,5%,50V CD10FD101J03 CORNELL DUBILIER
C31 250-51 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,47µF T3073FE470T063JPT MEPCO
C43 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV APE 122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C44 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
CR1 10-1N4446 8 DIODE,SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR4 10-1N746 A 2 DIODE.ZENER,1 N746 1N746 MOTOROLA
CRG 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING , 1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR? 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR8 10-1N746 A DIODE.ZENER,1 N746 1N746 MOTOROL A
CR11 10-Sl2 3 DIODE,RECTIF IER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
67XXBMM 5-85
A21 18-26.5 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

REF VEN DOR PART VEN DOR
WPN QTY D ESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
CR 1 2 1 0- 1 N5359A 1 DIODE.ZE NER, 1 N5359 1 N5359A MOTOROLA
CR1 3 10-FD300 3 DIODE RECTIFI ER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR14 1 0-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHI NG, 1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR 1 5 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTI F I ER,IN3595 1 N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR 1 6 1 0-FD300 DIODE RECTIFIER,I N3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
CR 1 7 1 0- 1 N962B 1 DIODE,ZENER,1 N962 1 N962B MOTOROLA
CR 1 8 1 0-1 1 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N750A IN750A FSC
CR 1 9 1 0-25 2 DIODE,RECTI FI ER,MR854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR20 1 0-25 DIODE,RECTIFI ER,MR854 MR854 MOTOROLA
CR22 1 5-5 1 LED.RED MV5n4C MONSANTO
CR26 1 0-4 2 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR27 1 0-4 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD501 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR29 1 0-STB568 2 DIODE,RECTIFIER, STB568 STB568 GENERAL ELECTRIC
CR32 1 0-STB568 DIODE,RECTI FI ER,STB568 STB568 GEN ERAL ELECTRIC
CR34 1 0-Sl2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR35 1 0-Sl2 DIODE,RECTI FIER,IN4003 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR36 1 0-1N75 1 A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N75 1 A 1 N751 A MOTOROLA
P01 55 1 -5 1 7 1 CONN ECTOR.SOCKET 1 00-083-302 1 8- 1 90 TEKA PRODUCTS
03 20-45 1 TRANSISTOR,FET, N CHANNEL VN 1 0KM SILI CON I X
Q4 20-MPSA92 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
06 20-MPSA42 3 TRANSISTOR,NPN,M PSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
07 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR,NP N,MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
09 20-MPSA42 TRANSISTOR,NPN,MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
R1 1 1 0-10K-1 7 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 KQ, 1 %,0.25W
R2 110-1 OK-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 1 0 KQ, 1 %,0.25W
R3 1 1 0-10K-1 RESI STOR , FXD,MF, 1 0 KQ,1%,0. 25W
R4 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10KQ, 1 %,0. 25W
RS 1 1 0- 1 . 78K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 . 78KQ,1 %,0.25W
R6 1 1 0- 1 2 . 7K·1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 2.7 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R7 1 30-47-3 1 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,47il,5%,3.25W
RS 1 1 0-1 .87K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD.MF,1.87 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R9 1 1 0- 1 0.2K·1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0.2KQ, 1 %,0.25W
R10 1 1 0-1 00-1 9 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R1 1 1 1 0-1 96-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 96Q, 1 %,0. 25W
R12 130-15·3 4 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 5Q,5%,3.25W
R13 11 0-4.42K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42 KQ, 1 %,0. 25W
R14 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR.FXD,WW, 1 5Q,5%,3 .25W
R15 1 30-1 5-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 5Q,5%,3.25W
R16 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF. 1 00Q, 1 %,0 .25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R1 7 1 1 0-4.42K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.42KQ,1 %,0.25W
5-86 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A21 18·26.5 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R18 110-196-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,196n,1 %,0.25W
R19 130-15-3 RESISTOR, FXD,WW, 15n,5%,3.25W
R22 110-8.06K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,8.06 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R25 110-16.2K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 16.2 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R26 110-51 .1 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51. 1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R27 110-30.1 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,30.1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R28 113-3.01K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.01 Kn,0.1%,0.1W

0.1
R29 131-35 1 RESISTOR,F IXED,WW,3n,3% KW-25C3-3ROH BANTRY
R30 110-30.1-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30.1n,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R31 110-S11-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S 11n, 1%,0.2SW
R32 110-31.6K-1 1 RESISTOR,FX D,MF,31.6 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R33 110-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,1oon,1 %,0 .2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R34 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100n. 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R35 110-5. 11K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.11 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R37 110-825-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,82Sn,1 %,0.25W
R39 110-59K-1 1 RESISTOR,FX D,MF,59 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R40 113-1 OK-1 8 RESISTOR.FIXE D.METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R41 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R42 113-10K-1 RESISTOR.F IXED.METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R43 113-10K-1 RESISTOR.FIXE D.METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R45 113-15K-1 1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM, 15 Kn
R48 110-511-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,511n, 1%,0.25W
R49 110-51.1-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD.MF,51 .1n, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RSO 110-348-1 1 RESISTOR,FX D, MF,348n, 1 %,0.25W
R51 102-.5-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,O.Sn,5%,0.SW UT-1/2
R52 113-10K-1 RESISTOR, F IXE D,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R53 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,F IXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R54 113-10K-1 RESISTOR,FIXE D,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
ASS 113-1OK-1 RESISTOR,FIXED,METAL FILM, 10 Kn
R56 113-30.9K-1 1 RESISTOR,FIXE D,METAL F I LM
R57 110-511-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,511n, 1%,0.25W
ASS 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 10 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R59 110-1.S4K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1.S4 Kn,1%,0.25W
67XXB MM 5-87
A2 1 18-26.5 GHz YIG DRIVER PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
R61 110-332-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,332n, 1 %, 0.25W
R62 113-10K-0.1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1 %,0.125W
R63 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1 %,0.125W
R64 113-10K-O. 1 RESISTOR, FXD,Mi).10. 'Wo,0.125W
R65 113-10K-0.1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10 Kn,0.1 %,0.125W
R67 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R68 110-100K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,100 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R70 130-1-3 2 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 n,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R71 110-4.99K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R77 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon.1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RSO 110-2K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R81 130-1-3 RESISTOR,FXD,WW, 1 n,5%,3.25W UT-2C-20 ULTEX
R87 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R88 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R90 110-511-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,511Q,1%,0.25W
U1 50-9 2 OP AMP,LF 356,SI NGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U2 50-DG200BA 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG200,DUAL DG200ABA S I LICONIX
U3 50-9 OP AMP,LF 356,SI NGLE LF356N NATIONAL SEMI
U4 54-132 1 OP AMP,TL074CN3,QUAD TL074CN3 T.1.
us 54-24 1 ANALOG SWITCH,DG201,QUAD DG201ACJ SILICONIX

MONOLITHIC
us 50-6 1 OP AMP,LM358,DUAL MLM358 MOTOROLA
W2 800-260 WIRE.J UMPER J1 .OOOX0.125T22 SQUIRES
W3 800-260 WIRE.JUMPER J1.OOOX0.125T22 SQU IRES
W01 800-260 3 WIRE.JUMPER J1.OOOX0.125T22 SQU IRES
WOS 800-140 1 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
BL0 1 553-177 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
BL02 553-206 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A21 PER 6700-B-31550
5-88 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PA RTS LISTS A22 REGULA TOR INTERFACE PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-41 2 CAPA CITOR,FXD,CER,1.0µF,20%, 10V 400-100-601-105M CENTRE ENG
C2 250-42 2 CAPAC ITOR, FXD,TANT, 1OµF,10%, 25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRA GUE
C3 230-41 CAPA CITOR,FXD,CER, 1 .0µF,20%,1OV 400-100-601-1 OSM CENTRE ENG
C4 250-42 CAPACITOR, FXD,TA NT,1OµF,10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRA GUE
cs 250-39 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,4.7µF,20%,3V 199D475X9035C A 1 SPRA GUE
C6 230-30 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1 OOOPF BGP.001,SOOV,+80-20 RMC
C7 227-50 2 CAPA CITOR, FXD,PEST,0.01 µF,2%,2V ZA2C103G IMB
ca 227-50 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST, 0.01µF,2%,2V ZA2C103G IMB
C9 230-30 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 OOOPF BGP.001,500V,+80-20 AMC
C10 250-34 2 C A PA CITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1 OµF 3070-CD100T063SF MEPCO
C11 250-34 CAPA CITOR,FXD,A LUM, 10µF 3070-CD100T063SF MEPCO
C12 250-136 16 CAPA CITOR, FXD,TA NT,2.2µF T354E225M050A S KEMET
C13 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225MOSOAS KEMET
C14 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050A S KE MET
C15 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD, TANT.2.2µF T354E225MOSOA S KEMET
C16 250-136 CAPA CITOR, FXD,TANT.2.2µF T354E225M050 A S KEMET
C17 250-136 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050AS KE MET
C18 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD,TANT, 2.2µF T354E225M050A S KEMET
C19 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050A S KEMET
C20 230-37 2 CAPA CITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C21 230-37 CAPA CITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE 122104M100V MUR ATA/ERIE
C23 250-136 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050AS KEMET
C24 250-136 CAPA CITOR, FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050A S KEMET
C26 250-1 36 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225MOSOA S KEMET
C27 250-136 CAPA CITOR.FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050AS KEMET
C28 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225M050AS KEMET
C29 250-136 CAPA CITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF T354E225MOSOAS KEMET
C30 250-19 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF,1 0%,35V 196D 105X9035 HE3 SPRA GUE
C31 220-200 1 CAPA CITOR,FXD,MICA,200PF,5%,50V
CR1 10-1N752A 1 DIODE .ZENER, 1 N752A 1N752A MOTOROLA
CR2 10-1N4743A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N4743 1N4743A MOTOROLA
CR4 10-1 N4446 2 DIODE. SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FA IRCHILD
CR5 10-1N4751 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N475 1 A 1N4751A MOTOROLA
CR6 10-Sl4 10 DIODE.RECTIFIER,1N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR? 10-Sl4 DIODE, RECTIFIER, 1N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
CRS 10-Sl4 DIODE, RECTIFIER, 1N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR9 10-Sl4 DIODE.RECTIFIER, 1N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR10 10-Sl4 DIODE, RECTI FIER, 1 N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
67XXB MM 5-89
A22 REGULATOR INTERFACE PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
CR11 10-Sl4 DIODE.RECTIF IER, 1 N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR12 10-Sl4 DIODE.RECTIFIER, 1 N4004 SS6253 SEMTECH
CR14 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING,1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
P1 551-517 2 CON NECTOR.SOCKET 100-083-3021S-190 TEKA PRODUCTS
P3 551-517 CON N ECTOR.SOCKET 100-083-3021S-190 TEKA PRODUCTS
02 20-MPSA42 1 TRANSISTOR,N PN,MPSA42 MPSA42 MOTOROLA
03 20-MPSA92 4 TRANSISTOR,PNP,MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
04 20-MPSU04 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,MPSU04 MPSU04 MOTOROLA
06 20-MPSA92 TRANSISTOR,PNP,MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
07 20-MPSA92 TRANSISTOR,PNP,MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
as 20-MPSA92 TRANSISTOR, PNP,MPSA92 MPSA92 MOTOROLA
R1 110-316-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3160, 1 %,0.25W
R3 110-3.S3K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.S 3 Kn,1%,0.25W
R5 110-3.32K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.32 Kn, 1%,0.25W
RS 102-.5-5 3 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,0.5Q,5%,0.5W UT-1/2
R7 102-.5-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,0.5Q,5%,0.5W UT-112
RS 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R9 1 10-2.21 K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.21 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R10 110-2. 15K-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.15 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R11 110-511-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51H l,1%,0.25W
R14 110-2. 15K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2. 15 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R17 102-.5-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,0.5Q,5%,0.5W UT-1/2
R1S 110-3.32K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.32 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R20 110-7.S7K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 7.S7 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R21 110-2.15K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,2. 15 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R22 110-1K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R25 110-90.9K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,90.9 Kn,1%, 0.25W
R27 110-49.9K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,49.9 K, 1%,0.25W
R2S 110-215K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,215 K, 1%,0.25W
5-90 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A22 REGULATOR INTERFACE PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAM E
R29 110-1 6 2K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 162 Kn,1%,0.25W
R30 110-11 5K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,115 Kn,1%,0.25W
R35 110-45.3K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,45.3 Kn,1%,0.25W
R39 110-14 7K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,147 Kn,1%,0.25W
U1 54-53 2 OP AMP,TL072,DUAL TL072CP3 T.I.
U2 54-53 OP AMP,TL072,DUAL TL072CP3 T.I.
VR2 54-502 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,LT1031 LT1031CCH LINEAR TECH
BL02 553-207 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A22 PER 6700--B-31550
67XXBMM 5-91
A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
C1 250-57 1 CAPACITOR,FXD ,TANT, 150µF,10%,6V 196D157X9006PE3 SPRAGUE

C2 230-37 33 CAPACITOR,FXD.CER,0.1µF,20%, 1O O V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C3 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C4 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
CG 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C7 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 O O V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C9 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,200/c, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C12 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV PE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C13 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 O O V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C15 230-37 CAPACITOR ,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M1 O O V MURATA/ERIE
C18 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 O O V RPE122104M1 O O V MURATA/ERIE
C19 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C20 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C21 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1O O V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C22 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C23 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 O O V RPE122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C25 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE122104M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C26 230-37 CAPACITOR ,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C27 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV APE 122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERI E
C30 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV APE 122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERI E
C32 230-70 1 CAPAC ITOR,F IXED,CER,27PF,5% 150-100-N P0-270J CENTRE ENG.
C33 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
C34 230-37 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,200/o, 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C35 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
J1 551-148 1 CONNECTOR.DIP SOCKET.PCB MNT CA-185-1 OSD CIRCUIT ASSEMBLY
L1 310-89 1 INDUCTOR,FIXED,1.9µH @ 50 MHZ VK200 10/3B FERROXCU BE
P2 551-206 1 CONNECTOR.HEADER.PC MNT 65521-103 BERG
P3 551-236 1 CONNECTOR.DIP SOCKET.PC MNT 8136-475G9 AUGAT
R1 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn, 1% ,0.25W
5-92 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R2 110-10K-1 7 RESISTOR,FXD,M F,10 Kn,1%,0. 2 S W
R3 110-100-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1oon,1%,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R4 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,1%,0.2SW
RS 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,M F,10 Kn,1%,0. 2 S W
RS 10-S. 11K-11 2 RESISTOR,FXD,M F,S.11 Kn,1%,0.2SW
R7 110-S. 11 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S.11 Kn, 1%,0.2 S W
RB 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 K.0, 1%,0.2 S W
R9 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10Kn, 1%,0.2 S W
R10 110-1K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,1%,0.2SW
R11 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,1%,0. 2 S W
R12 109-S10-S 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S 1on,S %,0.1 2W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
R13 109-S 10-S RESISTOR,FXD,MF,S 1on,S%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+VALUE CORNING
RN1 123-9 2 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,9 X 10 Kn,2% 410A103 ALLEN-BRADLEY
RN2 123-9 RESISTOR,NETWORK,M F,9 X 10 Kn,2% 410A103 ALLEN-BRADLEY
SW1 420-14 1 SWITCH.SLIDE 124-441-020 CHICAGO SWITCH
U1 54-317 1 MICROPROCESSOR,8284A 8284A
U2 S4-74LS73 1 TTL,74LS73,DUAL,JK FLIP FLOP DM74LS73AN NSC
U3 S4-119 1 TTL,74LS1 S 1 SN74LS1 S1P MOTOROLA
U4 S4-44 1 TTL,74LS74,DU AL,D FLIP FLOP DM74LS74AN NSC
us S4-74LS04 1 TTL,74LS04,HEX,INVERTERS 74LS04PC FSC
us S4-113 1 TTL,74LS393,DU AL DM74LS393N NSC
U7 S4-212 1 MICROPROCESSOR,8253-S P82S3-S INTEL
us S4-31S 1 MICROPROCESSOR,8259A P82S9A INTEL
U9 54-31 S 1 MICROPROCESSOR,8088 P8088 INTEL
U10 S4-103 2 TTL,74LS373,0CTAL DM74LS373N NSC
U11 54-103 TTL,74LS373,0CTAL DM74LS373N NSC
U12 54-74LS01 1 TTL,74LS01,QUAD,2 INPUT NANO N74LS01N SIGNETICS
U13 54-S? 1 TTL,74LS02,QUAD,2 INPUT NOR DM74LS02N NSC
U14 54-S34 1 CMOS,74HCT374 MC74HCT374N MOTOROLA
U1 S 54-S30 2 CMOS,74HCT 244 SN74HC244N T.I.
U1S S4-S33 1 CMOS,7 4HCT373 MC74HCT373N MOTOROLA
U17 S4-S30 CMOS,74HCT244 SN74HC244N T.I.
U18 54-528 2 CMOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.
U19 S4-S28 CMOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.
U20 S4-74LS139 2 TTL,74LS1 39,DUAL DM74LS139N NSC
U2 1 S4-74LS139 TTL,74LS139,DUAL DM74LS139N NSC
U2 2 CALL FAC- 2 EPROM CALL FACTORY

TORY
U23 CALL FAC- EPROM CALL FACTORY

TORY
U24 CALL FAC- 1 EPROM CALL FACTORY

TORY
U25 S4-402 1 MEMO RY,DS1 2 2 S/MK48Z08 DS1 2 2 S Y DALLAS SEMI
67XXBMM 5-93
A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
U26 54-409 2 MEMO RY,6264,RAM HM6264P-15 HITACHI
U27 CALL FAC- 2 E E PROM CALL FACTORY

TORY
U28 CALL FAC- EEPROM CALL FACTORY

TORY
U29 54-409 MEMO RY,6264, RAM HM6264P-15 HITACHI
U30 54-74LS138 1 TIL,74LS138 SN74LS138N T.I.
U32 54-493 1 VOLTAGE COMPARATOR,TL7705A TL7705ACP T.I.
W1 800-140 7 W I RE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
W4 800-140 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
W6 800-140 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
W7 800-140 WIRE.JUMP E R J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
W9 800-140 W I RE.JUMP E R J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUIRES
W12 800-140 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0.125 T22 SQUI RES
W13 800-140 WIRE.JUMPER J0.400 X 0. 125 T22 SQUIRES
Y1 630-27 1 CRYSTAL, 15MHZ CY15A CRYSTEK
BL12 B8116-23 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A23 PER 6700-B-31550
5-94 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A24 GPIB PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
C1 2S0-41 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT.6.BµF, 10%,3V 19606 BSX903SK E3 SPRAGUE
C2 230-37 17 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
C3 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
C4 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,C ER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
C7 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
CB 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
C9 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 00V RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
C10 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER.0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE 122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERI E
C11 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD.CER,0.1µF,20%, 1O O V APE 122104M1 O O V MURATA/ERI E
C13 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OOV APE 1 221 04M1 O O V MURATA/ERIE

_,,
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V , MURATA/ERIE

·�----
C1S 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD.CER,0.1µF,20%, 1O O V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE

-- --
C16 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20% ,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE

- - - - - · --
C17 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERI E
CR1 10-1N4446 1 DIOD E.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
J1 SS1-236 1 CONNECTOR.DIP SOCKET.PC MNT 81 36-47SG9 AUGAT
L1 310-89 1 IN DUCTOR,FIXED, 1 .9µH @ SO MHZ VK200 1 0/3B F ERROXCU B E
P2 SS1-1 02 1 CONN ECTOR, HDR,PC MNT CA-D26SP 100-230-430
P3 SS1-206 1 CONN ECTOR.HOR.PC MNT 6SS21- 1 03 BERG
R1 11 0-1K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R2 110-7SK-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,7S Kn, 1%,0.2SW
R3 110-10K-1 5 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 0 Kn, 1%,0.2SW
R4 110-10K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
RS 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R6 1 10-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %, 0.2SW
R7 110-1 0K-1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF, 1 0 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
RB 11 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 Kn, 1 %, 0.2SW
R9 11 0- 1 0K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 10 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R10 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn, 1%,0.2SW
RN1 123-9 1 RESISTOR,NETWORK,MF,9 X 1 0 Kn,2% 410A103 ALLEN-BRADLEY
S1 420-14 1 SWITCH .SLIDE 124-441-020 CHICAGO SWITCH
U1 54-93 1 MICROPROCESSOR,BOBSA P80BSA INTEL
U2 S4-S26 1 74HCT04,HEX INV ERTERS CE74HCT04E RCA
U3 S4-74 LS01 1 TIL,74LS0 1 , QUAD,2 INPUT NANO N74LS0 1 N SIGNETICS
U4 S4-S29 1 CMOS ,74HCT 1 39, DUAL 74HCT 1 39N SUPERTEX INC.
us S4-332 1 TIL,7S 1 6 1 A, 8 CHANN ELS,GPIB D N 7S16 1 AN NSC
U6 S4-331 1 TIL,7S 1 60A,B CHAN N E LS,GPIB DN7S160AN NSC
67XXB MM 5-95
A24 GPIB PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
U7 54-330 1 TIL,7210.,GPIB TALKER/LIST UPD7210C NEC
us 54-533 1 CMOS,74HCT373 MC74HCT373N MOTOROLA
U9 54-527 1 CMOS,74HCT74,DUAL CD74HCT74E RCA
U10 CALL FAC- 1 EPROM CALL FACTORY

TORY
U11 54-409 1 MEMORY,6 264,RAM,SK/8 HM6264P-15 HITACHI
U12 54-314 1 MICROPROCESSOR,8255A-5 8255A-5
U 13 54-528 1 CMOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T.I.
U14 NOT USED
U15 54-530 1 CMOS,7 4HCT244 SN74HC244N T.I.
U16 54-531 1 CMOS,7 4HCT245 MC74HCT245N MOTOROLA
U17 54-74LSOO 1 TIL,74LSOO,OUAD,2 INPUT NANO SN74LSOOP MOT
Y1 630-17 1 CRYSTAL,6.000 MHZ 6.000MHZ CRYSTEK
BLOB 553-96 1 PCB EJECTOR LP-36 BIVAR
BL09 B8116-24 1 EJECTOR, PCB, A24 PER 6700-B-31550
5-96 67XXBMM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
C1 223-130 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 130PF,5%,50V CM04ED131J03 ARCO
C2 230-33 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2000PF,20%,5V BGP.002+-20%500VY5U AMC
C3 230-37 11 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
cs 250-121 2 CAPACITOR,FIXED,CER,0.01µF 30GAS10 SPRAGUE
C6 250-121 CAPACITOR,F IXED,CER,0.01µF 30GAS10 SPRAGUE
ca 250-183 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1 OµF SM450VB10RM16X25LL UNITED CHEMl-CON
C9 227-50 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST,0.01 µF,2%,2V ZA2C103G IMB
C10 250-183 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1 OµF SM450VB10RM16X25LL UNITED CHEMl-CON
C13 230-52 1 CAPACITOR,FXD ..15pF,5% 1 50-100-NP0-1 SOJ CENTRE ENG
C14 250-42 4 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C16 227-13 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA, 1O O O P F,2%,1 V
C17 250-39 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,4.7µF,20%,3V 199D475X9035CA1 SPRAGUE
C20 230-3 6 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1 OOO PF,10%, 1V D D-102 CENTRALAB
C21 250-77 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.01µF,10%,1 V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C22 250-77 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.01µF,10%, 1V CK05BX103K SPRAGUE
C23 250-74 1 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,47µF, 10%,35V 1960476X9035TE4 SPRAGUE
C24 250-40 2 CAPACITOR,FXO,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 1960225X002HE3 SPRAGUE
C25 230-37 CAPACITOR, FXO, CER,O. 1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE122104M1 00V MURATA/ERIE
C26 250-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,4. 7µF,20%,3V 1990475X9035CA1 SPRAGUE
C27 250-40 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 1960225X002HE3 SPRAGUE
C28 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 1960 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
C29 230-34 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2700PF, 10%,1V 805-024-Z5F-272K ERIE
C30 230-34 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,2700PF, 10%,1V 805-024-Z5F-272K ERIE
C31 210-30 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST,0.10µF, 10% ECO-E2104KZS PANASONIC
C32 250-133 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,220µF UPA-1E221M NICHICON
C33 250-133 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,220µF U PA-1 E221M NICHICON
C35 230-3 CAPAC ITOR,FXD,CER, 1000PF, 10%, 1V 00-102 CENTRALAB
C36 220-240 CAPACITOR,FXO,MICA,240PF,5%,50V
C37 230-3 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1 OOO PF,10%, 1V O D-102 CENTRALAB
C38 250-134 6 CAPACITOR,FXO,ALUM,47µF PAIH470MRH NICHICON
C39 250-134 CAPACITOR,FXO,ALUM,47µF UPAIH470MRH NICHICON
C40 250-135 3 CAPACITOR,FXO,ALUM,1 OµF UPA1J100MAH NICHICON
C41 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%,1 OOV RPE 122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C42 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE1 22104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C43 230-3 CAPACITOR,FXO,CER, 1O O O PF, 10%, 1V DD-102 CENTRALAB
67XXB MM 5-97
A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
C44 230-3 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1C )OOPF, 10%,1 V DD-102 CENTRALAB
C45 250-162 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,22µF,20% UPA2C220M NICHICON
C46 250-162 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,22µF,20% UPA2C220M NICHICON
C47 250-134 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM,47µF UPAIH470MRH NICHICON
C49 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 1 O O V APE 122104M1 OOV MURATA/ERIE
C50 250-19A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF, 10%,35V 196D-1 05X9035HA 1 SPRAGUE
C52 210-30 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST,0.10µF, 10% E2104KZS PANASONIC
C53 230-3 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1OOOPF,10%, 1V DD-102 CENTRALAB
C55 250-134 CAPACITOR,FXD ,ALUM,47µF UPAIH470MRH NICHICON
C56 250-135 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1 OµF UPA1J100MAH NICHICON
C57 250-135 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1OµF UPA1J100MAH NICHICON
C60 230-8 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.02µF,20%,5V DD16F10Z5U203M500V MURATA/ERIE
C61 230-8 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.02µF,20%,5V DD 16F1O Z5U203M500V MURATA/ERIE
C64 250-19A 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,1µF,10%,35V 196D-105X9035HA1 SPRAGUE
C65 220-240 CAPACITOR,FXD,MICA,240PF,5%,50V
C66 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20% , 1 OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C67 230-64 1 CAPACITOR,FXD . . 1 OOOpF,5% 200-100-NP0-102J CENTRE ENG
C68 210-38 1 CAP,FXD,PEST,0.022µF, 1 0%,400V ECO-E4223KZ PANASONIC
C69 227-50 CAPACITOR,FXD,PEST,0.01µF,2%,2V ZA2C103G IMB
C70 250-42 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10%,25V 196D 106X9025KE3 SPRAGUE
CR1 10-1N4446 10 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR2 10-78 2 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N5351 B 1N5351B MOTOROLA
CR6 10-23 2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,IN493G 1N4936 MOTOROLA
CR? 10-23 DIODE,RECTIFIER,IN493G 1N4936 MOTOROLA
CR8 10-1N751A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
CR9 10-1N752A 1 DIODE.ZENER, 1N752A 1N752A MOTOROLA
CR12 1 0-1N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR14 10-31 2 DIODE,RECTIFIER, 1N4934 1N5416 SEMTECH
CR15 10-31 DIODE,RECTIFIER, 1N4934 1N5416 SEMTECH
CR16 10-24 1 DIODE ZENER,IN5360A 1N5360A MOTOROLA
CR19 10-78 DIODE.ZENER, 1 N5351 B 1N5351B MOTOROLA
5-98 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
CR22 10-40 8 DIODE,RECTIFIER,MR822 MR822 MOTOROLA
CR23 10-40 DIODE,RECTI FIER,MR822 MR822 MOTOROLA
CR24 10-40 DIODE,RECTIFIER,MR822 MR822 MOTORO LA
CR25 1 0-40 DIODE,RECTIFIER,MR822 MR822 MOTOROLA
CR27 10-40 DIODE,RECTIFIER, MR822 MR822 MOTOROLA
CR28 10-26 2 DIODE,RECTIFIER,MR852 MR852 MOTOROLA
CR32 1 5-18 1 INDICATOR,LED.RED 550-0406 DIALI GHT
CR33 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR34 10-1 N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
L1 A30511 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,17.6µH/7.3A WEST COAST MAG
L13 A32372 2 INDUCTOR F ILTER.SWITCHER SPEC-A-32372 WEST COAST MAG
L1 4 A32372 INDUCTOR FILTER.SWITCHER SPEC-A-32372 WEST COAST MAG
L16 310-98 1 INDUCTOR,FXD, 1 MH,10% 1537-744 DELEVAN
L17 310- 1 23 1 INDUCTOR, FXD,1OMH,1 0% MR10000 LENOX-FUGEL
01 20-9 1 TRANSISTOR, PNP,2N4249 2N4249 IOI
02 20-2N3694 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3694 MPS3694-18 MOTOROLA
08 20-2N2907A 1 TRANSISTOR, PNP,2N2907A 2N2907A MOTOROLA
09 20-2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
R1 11 0-6. 19K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,6.19 KQ,1 %,0.25W
R2 11 0-6.19K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6. 19 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R3 130-0.5-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,0.5Q, 5%,2W G3-80Z.5ohm +/-5% DALE
R4 1 10-549-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,549n, 1 %, 0.25W
RS 102-100K-5 2 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,1 00 Kn,5%,0.SW RC20GF104J ALLEN BRADLEY
R6 102-100K-5 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,100 Kn,5%,0.SW RC20GF 104J ALLEN BRADLEY
R7 1 10-549-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5490, 1 %,0.25W
RS 130-0.5-5 RESISTOR,FXD,WW,0.5Q,5%,2W G3-80Z.5ohm+/-5% DALE
R9 11 3-4.84K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.84 Kn,0.1 %,0.1 W

0.1
R10 110-1 K-1 12 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.0 Kn,1%, .025W
R11 1 13-4.99K- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn,0.1 %,0.1 W

0.1
R14 110-20K-1 3 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,20 .0 Kn,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
67XXB MM 5-99
A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
R15 110-100-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100.Q, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R16 110-22 .1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,22.1 Kn, 1%,0.25W
R19 110-24.9K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,24.9 Kn,1%, 0.25W
R20 110-4.42K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,4.42 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R21 110-6.65K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6.65 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R23 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.0 Kn, 1%, .025W
R24 110-20K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20.0 Kn, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R25 109-10K-5 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10 Kn,5%,0.12W CT3 SERIES+ VALUE CORNING
R26 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.0 Kn, 1%,.025W
R30 110-28.7-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,28.7.Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R31 110-261-1 3 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,26 1.Q,1 %,0.25W
R32 110-28.7-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,28. 7.Q, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R33 110-261-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,261.Q,1%,0.25W
R34 104-750-5 2 RESISTOR, FXD,CC, 750.Q,5%,2W RC42GF7S1J ALLEN BRADLEY
R3S 104-7S0-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,750.Q,S%,2W RC42GF7S1J ALLEN BRADLEY
R37 110-19.6-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 19.6.Q, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R38 110-249-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2490, 1 %,0.2SW
R39 110-10K-1 7 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,10.0 Kn,1%, 0.2SW
R40 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10.0 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R41 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R42 101-2.2M-S 1 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,2.2 Mn,5%,0.2SW RC07GF225J ALLEN BRADLEY
R44 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF.. 100,1%,0.2S SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R4S 110-1.47K-1 2 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF, 1.47 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R46 1 1 0-14.7K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 4.7 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R47 110-10K-1 RESISTOA,FXD,MF,1 0.0 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
R48 110-10K-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kn, 1%.0.25W
R49 1 1 0-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,1 0.0 Kn,1%, 0.25W
RSO 110-10K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10.0 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
RS 1 1 1 0-1 47-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 4m,1 %,0.2SW SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RS2 110-7SOK-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,750 Kn, 1 %,0.2SW
RS3 1 1 0-499-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,499.Q, 1 %,0.25W
RS4 1 10-1 00K-1 RESlSTOR,FXD,MF.100 Kn, 1%,0.2SW
ASS 110-499-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,499.Q, 1 %,0.2SW
5- 100 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A25 SWITCHING POWER SUPPLY PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
R56 110-10-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,10.on, 1% SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R57 110-10-1 RESISTOR, FXD,10.0Q, 1% SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R59 110-24.9-1 1 RESISTOR,MF,24.9Q,1%,0.25W
R60 110-10-1 RESISTOR,FXD,10.0Q, 1% SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R61 110-3.24-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,3.24n, 1%
R63 110-20K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20.0 Kfl,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R64 110-61.9-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,61.9Q,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R65 110-121-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,121n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R70 110-5.11K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5.11 Kfl,1%,0.25W
R72 110-31.6K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,31.6 Kfl, 1%,0.25W
R73 110-10-1 RESISTOR,FXD,1o.on, 1% SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R74 110-15.0-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,15.0Q, 1 %,0.25W
RSO 110-1.5K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.50 Kfl, 1%,0.25W
R81 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.0 Kfl,1%,.D25W
R82 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.0 Kfl, 1%,.D25W
R83 110-1.47K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1.47 Kfl,1%,0.25W
R84 110-133-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,133Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R85 11 0-261-1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF,261n,1%,0.25W
R86 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.0 Kfl, 1%,.D25W
R87 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1.0 Kfl, 1%,.D25W
RBS 110-2.32K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.32 Kfl, 1%,0.25W
R89 110-1K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,1.0 Kfl,1%,.D25W
R90 110-1K-1 RESISTOR, FXO,MF, 1.0 Kfl,1%,.D25W
R91 110-590-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,590Q,1%,0.25W
R92 110-49.9K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,49.9 Kfl, 1%,0.25W
R93 110-825-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,825n, 1%,0.25W
R94 110-165K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,165Kfl,1 %,0.25W
RT1 35-1 1 THERMISTOR,NTC,1.0 MQ,5%,0.1W 12C1004-5 WESTERN THERMIS-

TOR
T3 320-123 1 TRANSFORMER,POWER,50 KHz PER DWG B35662 TRANEX
TP2 551-674 CONNECTOR SOCKET 66947-003 BERG
U1 20-820 2 OPTOCOUPLER,NPN MCT-2E MONSANTO
U2 20-820 OPTOCOUPLER,NPN MCT-2E MONSANTO
U3 50-34 1 OP AMP,LT1056ACH,SINGLE LT1056ACH LINEAR TECH
67XXB MM 5- 1 0 1
A27 AUXILIARY VO PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
U4 54-765 1 PWM,TL494,SINGLE TL494CN MOTOROLA
U5 54-555 2 OP AMP,NE555,SI NGLE LM555CN RCA SOLID STATE
U6 54-1 58 1 COMPARATOR,LM393,DUAL LM393N SIGNETICS
U7 54-205 1 DIGITAL INTERFACE, MC4044 MC4044P MOTOROLA
us 54-555 OP AMP,NE555,SINGLE LM555CN RCA SOLID STATE
VR 1 54-LM340T 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,LM340T- 1 2 LM340T- 1 2 NATIONAL SEMI
VR2 54-502 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,LT1 031 LT1 03 1 CC H LINEAR TECH

DES NUMBER NAME
CR1 1 0-1 N4446 1 DIODE.SWITCHI NG, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAI RC H I LD
J1 55 1 -579 1 CONNECTOR,R& P 745 1 1 4-1 AMP
J2 55 1 -556 1 CONNECTOR.HEADER 67997- 1 1 4 BERG
K1 690-38 1 RELAY, LATCHING DS2ES-DC5V AROMAT
5-102 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A28 MOTHERBOARD PCB

WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
DES NUMBER NAME
C1 230-40 2 CAPACITOR.FXD,CER,0.01µF,20%, 1V 5GA-S10 SPRAGUE
C2 230-40 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF,20%,1V 5GA-S10 SPRAGUE
C5 250-144 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,ALUM, 1500µF,20% ULB1H152M NICHICON
C6 250-19A 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF,10%,35V 1 96D-105X9035HA1 SPRAGUE
C7 230-37 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
ca 250-40A 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025HA 1 SPRAGUE
CR5 10-Sl2 1 DIODE ,RECTIFIER,IN4003 556253 SEMTECH
CR10 10-1N4446 3 DIODE.SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
FL1 260-7 1 EMI FILTER.BALANCED.SOLDER 3EZP CORCOM
J2 551-560 1 CONNECTOR, HEADER 65595-104 BERG
J3 551-776 1 CONNECTOR,HEADER 68016-15 BERG
J6 551-551 CONNECTOR HEADER 68016-103 BERG
JS 551-551 CONNECTOR HEADER 68016-103 BERG
J10 551-775 1 CONNECTOR.HEADER 67997-16 BERG
J12 551-725 2 CONNECTOR,HEADER 69167-104 DU PONT
J13 551-725 CONNECTOR.HEADER 69167-104 DU PONT
J20 551-707 CONNECTOR.H EADER 69167-103 BERG
J21 551-707 CONNECTOR.H EADER 69167-103 BERG
J22 551-707 CONNECTOR.HEADER 69167-103 BERG
J26 551-600 1 CONNECTOR HEADER 10-63-1063 MOLEX
K1 690-47 1 RELAY,CRADLE LY30-US-DC24 OMRON
04 20-2N3694 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N3694 MPS3694-18 MOTOROLA
R1 102-100K-5 2 RESISTOR,FXD,CC,100 Kn,5%,0.5W RC20GF104J ALLEN BRADLEY
R2 102-100K-5 RESISTOR,FXD,CC, 100 Kn,5%,0.5W RC20GF 104J ALLEN BRADLEY
67XXB MM 5- 103
A28 MOTHERBOARD PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
Table lS-29. A28 PCB Parts List (2 of 2)

DES NUMBER NAME
R4 110-1.96K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1.96 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS 110-9.53K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,9.53 Kn,1%, 0.25W
RS 110-1K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,1 Kn,1%,0.25W
R9 110-2.0-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2.on, 1%,0.25W CORNING
W1 800-13 WIRE,BUSS,22AWG 8021 BELDEN
W2 800-13 WIRE,BUSS,22AWG 8021 BELDEN
XAS 551-503 5 CONNECTOR.CARD EDGE.PRESS FIT NK20A-1-1 -192 WINCHESTER
XA15 551-501 5 CONNECTOR.CARD EDGE.PRESS FIT NK25A-1-1-192 WINCHESTER
XA16 551-501 CONNECTOR.CARD EDGE.PRESS FIT NK25A-1-1-192 W I NCHESTER
XA17 551-502 1 CONNECTOR.CARD EDGE.P RESS FIT NK35A-1-1-192 WINCHESTER
5- 104 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
C1 250-40A 6 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025H A1 SPRAGUE
C2 250-40A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025H A 1 SPRAGUE
C3 250-40A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025HA 1 SPRAGUE
C4 230-37 17 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
cs 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C9 230-11 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.01µF TCP-R01 ARCO/SOSHIN
C10 250-143 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,1SO pF,5%,1 OOV 150-1 O O -NP0-1 81 J CENTRE ENG
C11 230-64 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,,1 O O O pF 200-100-NP0-102J CENTRE ENG
C12 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%,1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C14 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0. 1 µF,20%, 1OOV RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C15 230-37 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,O. lµF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C16 250-143 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER, 1 80pF,5%,1 OOV 150-1 O O -NP0-181 J CENTRE ENG
C17 250-40A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025HA 1 SPRAGUE
C18 250-40A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2 196D225X0025HA1 SPRAGUE
C19 250-40A CAPACITOR, FXD,TANT,2.2µF,20%,2V 196D225X0025HA 1 SPRAGUE
C22 230-37 CAPACI TOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,20%, 100V RPE122104M100V MURATA/ERIE
C23 250-428 8 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1O µF, 10% T350E106K025AS KEMET
C24 230-71 1 CAPACITOR,F IXED,CER,6 8pf,5% 150-100-N P0-680J CENTR ENG
C25 250-428 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1O µF, 10% T350E106K025AS KEMET
C26 250-428 CAPACITOR,FXD, TANT, 1O µF,10% T350E106 K025AS KEMET
C27 230-39 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV 8121-050-X7R0-104K ERIE
C28 230-39 CAPACITOR,FXD,CER,0.1µF,10%,SOV B 121-050-X7A0-104K ERIE
C29 250-428 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 10µF, 10% T350E106K025AS KEMET
C30 250-428 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1O µF,10% T350E106K025AS KEMET
C31 250-429 CAPACITOR,FXD, TANT, 10µF, 10% T350E106K025AS KEMET
C33 230-61 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,560pF 200-100-N P0-561 J CENTRE ENG
C34 230-53 CAPACITOR,FXD , ,39pF 150-1 00-NP0-390J CENTRE ENG
C53 230-53 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,,39pF,5% 150-1 00-N P0-390J CENTRE ENG
C54 250-19A 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF, 10%,35V 1960-105X9035HA 1 SPRAGUE
C55 250-19A CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1µF, 10%,35V 1960-105X9035HA1 SPRAGUE
C56 230-49 2 CAPACITOR,FXD,,.022µF, 1 O O V 200-1 O O -X7R-223K CENTRE ENG
C57 230-49 CAPACITOR,FXD,,.022µF, 100V 200-1 O O -X7R-223K CENTRE ENG
C58 250-429 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT, 1 0µF, 10% T350E106K025AS KEMET
C59 250-429 CAPACI TOR,FXD,TANT,10µF,10% T350E106 K025AS KEMET
CR2 10-1N751A DIODE.ZENER,1 N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
67XXB MM 5-105
A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
CR5 10-1N751A DIODE.ZENER,1 N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
CR8 10-1N751A DIODE,ZENER.1 N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
CR11 10-1N751A DIODE.ZENER, 1 N751A 1N751A MOTOROLA
CR12 10-4 3 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR13 10-1N759A 1 DIODE,ZENER, 1N759A 1N759A FSC
CR 1 4 10-4 DIODE,SCHOTIKY MIXER,MBD50 1 MBD501 MOTOROLA
CR15 10-1N4749A 1 DIODE,ZENER,1 N4749 1N4749A MOTOROLA
CR26 10-1N4446 23 DIODE,SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR27 10-1N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR31 10-1N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING,1 N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR33 10-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING, 1 N4446 1 N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR39 1 0-1N4446 DIODE.SWITCHING,1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR44 10-1N752A 4 DIODE.ZENER,1 N752A 1N752A MOTOROLA
CR45 10-1N752A DIODE,ZENER, 1N752A 1N752A MOTOROLA
CR53 10-1N4446 DIODE,SWITCHING.1N4446 1N4446 T+R FAIRCHILD
CR54 1 0-1 N752A DIODE,ZENER, 1 N752A 1N752A MOTOROLA
CR55 10-1N752A DIODE,ZENER, 1N752A 1N752A MOTORO LA
CR57 1 0-FD300 1 DIODE RECTIFIER,IN3595 1N3595 SOLID STATE DEV
J1 551-707 6 CONNECTOR, HEADER 69167-103 BERG
5-106 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB

DES NUMBER NAME
J3 551-707 CONNECTOR, HEADER 69167-103 BERG
J4 551-707 CONNECTOR,HEADER 691 67-103 BERG
JS 551-707 CONNECTOR.HEADER 69167-103 BERG
JG 551-548 4 CONNECTOR HEADER 68001-106 BERG
JS 551-548 CONNECTOR HEADER 68001-106 BERG
J10 553-284 2 SOCKET 645831-6 AMP
L1 310-89 2 INDUCTOR,FIXE D,1.9µH @ 50 MHZ V K200 10/3B F ERROXCUBE
L2 310-89 INDUCTOR,FIXED,1.9µH @ 50 MHZ VK200 10/3B FERROXCUBE
L3 310-45 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,100.0µH,5% 1315-12J
L4 3 1 0-53 1 INDUCTOR,FXD,47.0µH,5% 1537-60
P1 551-542 1 CONNECOTR,PCB TRANSISTOR TYPE FCN-754P014-AU/O FUJITSU
P2 551-362 2 CONNECTOR.INSULATION 1 5-38-0264 MOLEX
P3 551-362 CONNECTOR.INSULATION 15-38-0264 MOLEX
03 20-2N2222A 19 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222 A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
05 20·2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
09 20-2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN, 2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
011 20-2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN, 2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
019 20-2N4249 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N4249 MPS4249-18 MOTOROLA
021 20·2N2907A 1 TRANSISTOR,PNP,2N2907A 2N2907A MOTOROLA
022 20-2N2222A TRANSIS TOR,NPN,2N2222A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
023 20-2N2218 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N22 1 8 2N2218 NATIONAL
024 20-45 4 TRANSISTOR,F ET,N CHANNEL VN10KM SILICONIX
025 20-45 TRANSISTOR,FET,N CHANNEL VN10KM SILICONIX
026 20-45 TRANSISTOR,F ET,N CHANNEL VN10KM SILICONIX
027 20-45 TRANSISTOR,FET,N CHANNEL VN10KM SI LICONIX
030 20-2N2222A TRANSISTOR,NPN,2N2222 A 2N2222A MOTOROLA
032 20-22 1 TRANSISTOR,NPN,TI P 1 1 0 TIP110 MOTOROLA
033 20-2N3906 2 TRANSISTOR.PNP,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
67XXB MM 5-107
A29 REAR PA NEL INTERFACE P CB SE CTION �ARTS LISTS

WPN QTY D ESCRI PTION
DES NUMBER NAME
034 20-2N3906 TRANSISTOR,PN P,2N3906 2N3906 MOTOROLA
R1 1 1 0-1 00-1 29 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 oon.1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R2 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F, 1 0on, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R3 1 1 0-34.BK-1 3 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,34.8 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R4 1 1 0-30.1 K-1 6 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R7 1 1 0-34.SK-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,34.8 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RS 1 1 0-30. 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R11 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD, M F, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R1 2 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00Q,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 COR N I NG
R13 1 1 0-34.SK-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,34.8 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R14 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 oon. 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R15 1 1 0-30. 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R16 1 1 0-30. 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30 . 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R17 1 1 0-30 . 1 K-1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R18 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0on. 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R19 1 1 0-1 2.4K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 2.4 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R20 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R21 1 1 0-1 6.2-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 6.2n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R22 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R23 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R24 1 1 0-5. 1 1 K-1 2 RESI STOR,FXD,MF,5. 1 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R25 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oon. 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R26 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF, 1 00Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R27 1 1 0- 1 0K-1 10 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R28 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR , FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R29 1 1 0-42.2K-1 2 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,42.2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R30 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 oon. 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R31 1 1 0-20K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R32 1 1 0-20K-1 RESISTOR,FXD.MF,20.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R33 1 1 0-42.2K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF.42 .2 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R34 1 1 0-2 1 5 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,21 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R37 1 1 0- 1 0 K- 1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kn, 1 %, 0.25W
R38 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD, M F, 1 oon, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R39 1 1 0-48 .7-1 4 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,48. 7n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R40 1 1 0-48 .7-1 RESISTOR, FXD , M F,48. ?n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R4 1 1 1 0-48.7-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,48. 7n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R43 1 1 0-48 .7-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,48.?n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R44 1 1 0-33 .2-1 7 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,33.2n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R45 1 1 0-33 .2-1 RESI STOR, FXD,MF,33.2n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R49 1 1 0-1 33-1 4 RESI STOR, FXD,MF, 133n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RSO 1 1 0-1 33-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 33n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
5-108 67XXB MM

DES NUMBER NAME
R52 1 1 0-215-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,21 5!1, 1 %,0.25W
R53 1 1 0-61.9-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,61.9!1, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R54 110-61.9-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,61 .9Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R55 110-40.2-1 1 RESISTOR,MF,40.2!1, 1 %,0.25W
R56 1 10-33.2-1 RESISTOR;FXD,MF,33.20, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R57 1 1 0-21 5- 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,21 5!1,1 %,0.25W
R5S 110-2 1 5-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,21 5!1, 1 %,0.25W
R59 110-215-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,21 50, 1 %,0.25W
R60 1 1 0-215-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,2150, 1 %,0.25W
R6 1 110-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R62 110-1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 oon.1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R63 110-51 .1-1 9 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51. r n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R64 110-51 .1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 . r n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R65 110-6S.1-1 6 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6S. r n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R66 11 0-68.1-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF,6S.1 0, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R67 1 1 0-GS. 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,68.1n,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R6S 110-6S.1 -1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,68.10, 1 %, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R69 110-33.2-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33.2!1, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNI NG
R70 1 1 0-33.2-1 RES ISTOR,FXD,MF,33.2!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R7 1 1 1 0-33.2-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,33.2Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R72 110-33.2-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,33.2Q, 1%, 0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R74 1 1 0-6S.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6S. 1!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R75 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R76 110- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF. 10.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R77 110-6S.1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,6S. r n, 1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R7S 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 oon, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R79 110-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00!1, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RSO 11 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR.FXD,MF, 100Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RS5 110-1 00-1 RESISTOR. FXD,MF, 1000, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
A86 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 100Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
RS? 11 0-1K-1 3 RESISTOA,FXD,MF, 1.0 Kn, 1 %,.025W
ASS 11 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 10.0 Kn,1 %, 0.25W
A92 110-1 K-1 AESISTOR,FXD,MF,1.0 Kn,1 %,0.025W
A93 1 1 0-51 .1-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 5 1 . 1 Q,1%,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
A94 11 0-51.1-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51.1 Q, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R95 11 0-9.53K-1 2 AESISTOR, FXD,MF,9.53 Kn,1%,0.25W
A96 1 10-499-1 2 AESISTOR,FXD,MF, 4990, 1%,0.25W
A97 1 10-3.32K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.32 Kn,1 %,0.25W
R9S 110-S25-1 2 RESISTOA,FXD,MF,S25Q, 1 %,0.25W
67XXB MM 5- 109
A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB SECTION �PARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
R99 1 1 0-825-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,825il, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 00 1 1 0-1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 .0 Kil, 1 %,0.025W
R101 1 1 0-2.26K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,2.26 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 02 1 1 0-3.01 K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,3.01 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 03 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,5 1 . 1il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 04 1 1 0-9.53K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,9.53 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 05 1 1 0-499-1 RES ISTOR,FXD,MF,499il, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 06 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . 1 il, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 07 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 100il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 08 1 1 0- 1 0-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, 1 O.Oil, , 1 % SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R 1 09 1 1 0-2.87K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,2.87 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R110 1 03-240-5 1 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,240il,5%, 1 W RC32GF24 1 J ALLEN BRADLEY
R1 1 2 1 1 0-464K-1 4 RESJSTOR,FXD,MF,464 Kil,1 %,0. 25W
R1 1 3 1 1 0-464K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,464 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
R114 1 1 0-464K-1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF,464 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
R1 1 5 1 1 0-464K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,464 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
R116 1 1 0-20K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20.0 Kil, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R1 1 7 1 1 0-20K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,20.0 Kil, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R1 1 8 1 1 0-1 00-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 00il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R1 1 9 1 1 0-100-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 100il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 20 1 1 0-7.32K-1 2 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,7.32 Kil, 1 % ,0.25W
R 1 24 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00il, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 25 1 1 0-1 2. 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F, 1 2 . 1 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 26 1 1 0-1 .5K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 . 50 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R127 1 1 0-1 2. 1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 2. 1 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 28 1 1 0-1 .5K-1 RESISTOR, FXD.MF, 1 .50 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 29 1 1 0-1 .5K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 . 50 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 30 1 1 0-7.32K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,7.32 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R131 1 1 0- 1 3 . 7K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 3.7 Kil, 1 % ,0.25W
R 1 32 1 1 0-13. 7K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 3. 7 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 33 1 1 0- 1 .5K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 .50 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 3B 1 1 0-5. 11 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,5. 1 1 Kil,1 %,0.25W
R 1 46 1 1 0-4.64K-1 RESISTO R, FXD,MF,4.64 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
R147 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RES ISTOR. FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kil, 1 %,0. 25W
R 1 48 1 1 0- 1 00-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 00il,1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I N G
R 1 49 1 1 0-80.6-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,80.6il, 1 %,0. 25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 50 1 1 0-4.64K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.64 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
R151 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,51 . 1 il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R152 1 1 0-1 0K-1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kil,1 %,0.25W
R 1 53 1 1 0-90.9-1 1 RESISTOR, FX D,MF,90.9il, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN I NG
R 1 56 1 1 0-4.64K-1 RES ISTOR, FXD,MF,4.64 Kil, 1 %,0.25W
5-110 67XXB MM

DES NUMBER NAME
R 1 57 1 1 0- 1 0 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 0.0 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 58 1 1 0-1 33-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 33n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN ING
R 1 59 1 1 0- 1 33-1 RESISTOR, FXD, M F, 1 33n, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORN IN G
R 1 60 1 1 0-1 1 .5K-1 2 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 1 .5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R162 1 1 0-1 2. 1 K-1 4 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 2 . 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 63 1 1 0-133K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF, 1 33 Kn, 1 %,0.25W MR25
R164 1 1 0-51 . 1 - 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,5 1 . 1 n , 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R165 1 1 0-51 . 1 -1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,51 . H l, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R166 1 1 0-4.64K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF,4. 64 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 67 1 1 0-4. 99K-1 1 RESISTOR,FXD,MF,4.99 Kn, 1 %,0.25W SMA-4 OR C4 CORNING
R 1 68 1 03-20-5 1 RESISTOR, FXD,CC,20!l,5%, 1 W RC32200J
R 1 69 1 1 0- 1 1 .SK-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 1 . 5 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 70 1 1 0-1 4.7K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF, 1 4.7 Kn,1 %,0. 25W
R171 1 1 0-30. 1 K-1 RESISTOR, FXD,MF,30. 1 Kn, 1 %,0 .25W
R 1 72 1 1 0-287K-1 1 RESISTOR, FXD, MF,287 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
R 1 73 1 1 0- 1 2 . 1 K-1 RESISTOR,FXD, MF, 1 2 . 1 Kn, 1 %,0.25W
RN 1 1 23-6 3 RESISTOR, N ETWORK,MF,7 X 10 Kn,2%
RN3 1 23- 1 5 2 RESISTOR,N ETWORK,MF,7 X 4.7 Kn,2%
RN4 1 23- 1 5 RESISTOR, N ETWORK,MF,7 X 4.7 Kn,2%
RN5 1 23-6 RESISTOR,N ETWORK,MF,7 X 10 Kn,2%
RN6 1 23-6 RESISTOR,N ETWORK,MF,7 X 1 0 Kn,2%
U1 54-530 1 CMOS,74HCT244 SN74HC244N T.I.
U2 54-524 1 C MOS,74HCTOO,QUAD MC74HCTOON MOTOROLA
U4 54-523 7 CMOS,74HC374 SN74H C374N T. I.
us 54- 1 32 2 OP AMP,TL074CN3 TL074CN3 T. I .
U6 54-528 2 C MOS,74HCT138 SN74HCT138N T. I.
U7 54-528 C MOS,74HCT 1 38 SN74HCT138N T. I .
us 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U9 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U10 54-501 3 D/A, MP1 232 MP1 232HN MICRO POWER SYS-
TEMS
U11 54- 1 32 OP AMP,TL074CN3,0UAD TL074C N3 T. I .
U12 54-24 6 ANALOG SWITC H, DG201 ,QUAD DG20 1 ACJ SILICON IX
U13 54-50 1 D/A, MP1 232 MP1 232HN MICRO POWER SYS-
TEMS
U15 54-50 1 D/A, M P 1 232 MP1 232HN MICRO POWER SYS-

TEMS
U16 54-53 2 OP AMP,TL072,DUAL TL072CP3 T. I .
U17 54-5 1 0 1 CMOS,74HC04 SN74HC04N T. I .
U18 54-523 C MOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U20 54-1 44 4 TIL,7545 1 , DUAL SN7545 1 8 P T. I .
67XXB MM 5-1 1 1
A29 REAR PANEL INTERFACE PCB SECTION �ARTS LISTS

DES NUMBER NAME
U21 54-144 TIL,7545 1 , DUAL SN7545 1 BP T.I.
U22 54-144 TIL, 7545 1 , DUAL SN75451 BP T. I .
U23 54-144 TIL,7545 1 , DUAL SN7545 1 BP T. I .
U24 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U25 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH, DG20 1 ,QUAD DG201ACJ SILICONIX
U26 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,QUAD DG201 ACJ SILICONIX
U27 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,QUAD DG201ACJ SILI CON IX
U28 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,0UAD DG201ACJ SILI CON IX
U29 20-46 4 TRANSISTOR, NPN CA3 1 83E RCA
U30 20-46 TRANSISTOR, NPN CA3 1 83E RCA
U31 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T.I.
U32 54-24 ANALOG SWITCH, DG201 ,QUAD DG201ACJ SILICONIX
U33 20-46 TRANSISTOR,NPN CA3183 E RCA
U34 20-46 TRANSISTOR,NPN CA3183E RCA
U37 54-523 CMOS,74HC374 SN74HC374N T. I .
U38 54-505 1 D/A,7528,8-BIT, BI NARY AD7528JN ANALOG DEV
U39 54-53 OP AMP,TL072,DUAL TL072CP3 T. I .
U40 54-23 1 OP AMP, MC 1 495L,SINGLE MC1 495L MOTOROLA
U41 50-33 3 OP AMP,LT1 056,SINGLE LT 1 056CN8 LINEAR TECH
U42 50-33 OP AMP,LT1056,SINGLE LT1 056CN8 LINEAR TECH
U43 50-33 OP AMP,LT1056,SINGLE LT1 056CN8 LINEAR TECH
VR 1 54-184 1 VOLTAGE REGULATOR,7905 UA7905UC FAIRCHILD
5 - 1 12 67XXB MM
SECTION �PARTS LISTS OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES
.
' lOil 1-Rack Mount AB semblIV
Table 5 31 0IPt'
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WPN QTY DESCRIPTION WPN QTY DESCRIPTION

783-79 ADHESIVE 900-95 8 SCREW.FL.AT HEAD
790-106 2 EXTENSION BRACKET A31689 2 TRIM STRIP,OPTION HANDLE
790-292 2 SLIDE KIT.RACK C31667 2 OPTION HANDLE
900-336 10 NUT,KEP D31678-1 1 LEFT ADAPTER P L.ATE
900-91 6 SCREW.F LAT HEAD D31678-2 1 RIGHT ADAPTER PL.ATE
Table 5 32 01ot10n 2A-110 dB Steo Attenuator

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4422K 1 20 GHz STEP ATIENUATOR 900-392 2 WASHER,#6
720-12 3 CABLE ACCESSORY.CL.AMP 900-74 4 SCREW.F L.AT HEAD
900-142 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD A31992 2 BRACKET,ATIENUATORICO UPLER
900-148 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD A9201-189 1 CABLE ASSY
900-168 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD B31989 1 CARRIER PL.ATE,

ATTENUATOR/COUPLER
900-345 2 WASHER,#4
K224 1 INSERTABLE,M-F K CONNECTOR
900-348 2 WASHER,#6
900-391 4 WASHER,#4
Ta ble 5·33. 0• ot10n 2B-110 dB Ste o Attenuator

.

4522K 1 26.5 GHz STEP ATTENUATOR 900-392 2 WASHER,#6
720-12 3 CABLE ACCESSORY, CLAMP 900-74 4 SCREW.F LAT HEAD
900-142 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD A31992 2 BRACKET. ATTENUATOR/COUPLER
900-148 2 SCREW,PAN HEAD A9201-189 1 CABLE ASSY
900-168 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD 831989 1 CARRIER PL.ATE,

ATTENUATO R/COUPLER
900-345 2 WASHER,#4
900-348 2 WASHER,#6
900-391 4 WASHER,#4
Ta ble 5-34. 0•ot1on 2C-ll 0 dB Steo Attenuator

.
4622K 1 40 GHz STEP ATTENUATOR 900-392 2 WASHER,#6
720-12 3 CABLE ACCESSORY,CLAMP 900-74 4 SCREW,FL.AT HEAD
900- 1 42 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD A31992 2 BRACKET. ATTENUATOR/CO UPLER
900-148 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD A9210-12 1 CABLE ASSY
900-168 2 SCREW.PAN HEAD 831989 1 CARRIER P LATE,

ATTENUATOR/COUPLER
900-345 2 WASHER,#4
900-348 2 WASHER,#6
900-391 4 WASHER,#4
67XXB MM 5-113
OPTIONS AND ACCESSORIES SECTION �PARTS LISTS
Tahl... 5.9.f;, Qntion 9K- Roar Panel K C:::: onnector

51 3-31 1 RF BULKHEAD K CONNECTOR 900-392 4 WASHER,#6
680-645 1 LABEL A1 3393 1 PLUG BUTION,PAINTED
720- 1 /8 2 CABLE FASTE NER,CLAMP A31 886 2 BRACKET,CABLE SU PPORT
783-97 ADHESIVE,CONTACT CEMENT A31 887 1 PLUG.RF OUTPUT
900- 1 48 4 SCREW,PAN HEAD A92 1 0- 1 3 1 CABLE ASSY
900-348 4 WASH E R,#6 A92 1 1 -5 1 CABLE ASSY
5-114 67XXB MM
SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
INDEX
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
NO.
1 C81 87-2 1 ON/STANDBY

PUSH BUTION
2 832 1 54-20 1 DECR PUSHBUTION
3 832 1 54-1 9 1 INCR PUSH BUTION
4 A1 2070 1 INCR/DECR KNOB
5 8321 54-7 1 "." PUSH BUTION
6 8321 54-8 1 " 1 " PUSH BUTION
7 8321 54-9 1 ·2· PUSH BUTION
8 832 1 54- 1 0 1 •3• PUSH BUTION
g 832 1 54- 1 1 1 •4• PUSH BUTION
10 832 1 54-1 2 1 •5• PUSH BUTION
11 832 1 54-1 3 1 "6" PUSH BUTION
12 832 1 54- 1 4 1 •7• PUSH BUTION
13 832 1 54- 1 5 1 "8" PUSH BUTION
14 832 1 54- 1 6 1 "9" PUSH BUTION
15 832 154- 1 7 1 ·o· PUSH BUTION
16 832 1 54-1 8 1 ·-· PUSH BUTION
17 C8187-1 36 ALL OT HER PUSHBUTIONS
18 C31 648 2 HANDLE, FRONT
19 D36300 1 OVERLAY, FRONT PAN E L
20 C81 87-4 1 SHIFT KEY PUSHBUTION
21 D31 6 1 5 1 I NSTRU M ENT CASE
22 D 1 3656 4 FOOT, REAR
23 831 636 4 HANDLE.END CAP
24 D 1 3655 4 FOOT, BOTIOM
25 831651 2 HANDLE STRAP, PLASTIC
26 831 634 2 I NSERT. HANDLE STRAP
67XXB MM
MECHANICAL PARTS
Figure 5-1. Top Assembly
5-115
MECHANICAL PARTS SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
INDEX
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
NO.
1 790-265 · g STANOOF�MALE/FEMALE
2 A31 594 5 MOUNTING BRACKET
3 60-25 1 DC MOTOR
4 031 702-3 1 A2 PCB ASSY,FRONT

PANEL
5 031 701 -3 1 A 1 PCB ASSY,FRONT

PANEL
6 C31949 1 SUBPANEL PLATE ASSY
7 803-30 4 RIBBON CABLE
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Figure l5·2. Front Panel Assembly
5-116 67XXB MM
SECTION �ARTS LISTS
INDEX INDEX
NO. NO.
1 031849 1 REAR CASTING 8 C31 836 1 DIGITAL HOUSING
2 63 1 600 1 EXTRUSION.LOWER LEFT - 631 84 1 1 DIGITAL HOUSING COVER
3 C31838 1 CARD CAGE 9 C31 835 1 POWER SUPPLY HOUSING

BRACKET.LEFT - 631839 1 POWER SUPPLY HOUSING
4 631 598 1 EXTRUSION.UPPER LEFT COVER
5 031 938 1 FRONT CASTING 10 C31 932 1 10 MHZ CRYSTAL OSC

ASSY
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A31 936 2 FILTERCON CABLE ASSY,
3-PIN 11 631641 1 CHASSIS MOUNT
A31 937 FILTERCON CABLE ASSY, 12 031549 6700 CHASSIS

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1 1
1 1 -P I N .. 260-14 4 FILTERCON ASSY, 3-PIN
6 D31 880 1 RF HOUSING ..
260- 1 5 9 FILTERCON ASSY, 1 1 -P I N
7 C3 1 837 1 CARD CAGE BRAC KET,
13 A31 834 1 PI LLOW BLOCK ASSY
RIGHT
• The Filtercon Cable assemblies are attached to the Front Casting .

.. The Filtercon assemblies are located between the A28 Motherboard connectors and the A3-A 1 3 PCB connectors.
67XXB MM
MECHANICAL PARTS
r1 r1 n
0 0 0
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Figure G-3. Basic Frame Assembly
5-117
INDEX
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
NO.
1 C31703-4 1 A3 PCB ASSY,COARSE

LOOP MIXER
2 D31806-3 1 A6 PCB ASSY,CO ARSE
LOOP DIVIDER
3 D31914-4 1 A4 PCB ASSY,COARSE
LOOP OSC
4 C31709-3 1 A9 PCB ASSY, F INE LOOP
osc
5 D31805-3 1 A5 PCB ASSY,500 MHZ REF
osc
6 C31707-4 1 A7 PCB ASSY,REF DIVIDER
7 C3171 2-4 1 A12 PCB ASSY,YIG PHASE

DETECTOR
8 D31925-3 1 A25 PCB ASSY,POWER

SUPPLY
9 D31724-3 1 A24 PCB ASSY,GPIB
10 D31723-3 1 A23 PCB

ASSY,MICROPROCESSOR
11 D31722-3 1 A22 PCB ASSY,REGULATOR
12 D31718-7 1 A21 PCB ASSY,YIG

DRIVER,18-26.5 GHZ
13 D31718-6 1 A20 PCB ASSY,YIG

DRIVER, 13.25-20 GHZ
14 031718-5 1 A19 PCB ASSY,YIG

DRIVER,8-12.4 GHZ
15 031718-9 1 A18 PCB ASSY,YIG

DRIVER,2-8.4 G HZ
16 031717-3 1 A17 PCB ASSY,ANALOG
INSTRUCTION
17 031716-5 1 A16 PCB ASSY,F M AMP
18 D31915-3 1 A15 PCB ASSY,ALC
19 831585 1 COVER P LATE,A 1 4,BLANK
20 031913-3 1 A13 PCB ASSY
21 031711-4 1 A11 PCB ASSY
22 031708-3 1 AB PCB ASSY

Figure 15-4. PCB Mechanical Assembly
5-118 67XXB MM
NOTE: The A3 thru A13 PCBs are pull out assemblies with permanently attached cover plates and handles,
as shown below. These PCBs reside in the RF housing.
67XXB MM
MECHANICA L PARTS
Figure 5-6. Pull Out PCBs
5-119
INDEX
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
NO.
1 A36026 18 CABLE ASSY,MCX TO

MCX,SINGLE SHIELDED
-
A36026-27 SINGLE SHIELDED
COAX,RG174,MCX TO
MCX,A1372 TO A15J1
- A36026-1 A3J1 TO A6J1 ,RG174, COAX
- A36026-2 A3J2 TO A5J2

-
A36026-3 A3J3 TO A4J2
- A36026-4 A4J1 TO POWER AMP IN

-
A36026-5 A5J 1 TO A7J1
- A36026-7 A6J2 TO A 1 OJ2

-
A36026-8 A7J3 TO A10J4
- A36033 A7J5 TO CRYSTAL OSC

-
A36026-11 A9J1 TO A11J1
- A36026-12 A9J2 TO A12J1

-
A36026-13 A10J1 TO A11J2
- A36026-1 4 A10J3 T O A13J1
- A36026-17 A 12J4 TO SAMPLE l/F OUT

-
A36026-22 A13J6 TO 2-8 PULSE MOD
-
A36026-23 A13J7 TO 8-12 PULSE MOD
-
A36026-24 A13J8 TO 12-20 P ULSE
MOD
-
A36026-25 A13J9 TO 20-26 PULSE
MOD
2 A36027 6 CABLE ASSY, BNC TO

MCX,RG174,COAX,SINGLE
SHIELDED
-
A36027-1 REAR PANEL 10 MHZ IN TO
A7J4
-
A36027-2 REAR PANEL PULSE SYNC
TO A13J5
-
A36027-3 REAR PANEL 10 MHZ OUT
TO A10J5
-
A36027-4 REAR PANEL P ULSE IN TO
A13J4
-
A36027-5 REAR PANEL HIGH RES IN
TO A12J2
- A36027-6 FRONT PANEL PULSE IN

TO A13J3
3 A36029 1 CABLE ASSY,SMA TO

MCX,RG1 74,COAX,A5J3 TO
DOWN CONVERTER IN
Figure 5-6. Cabling to Digital Housing
5-120 67XXB MM
INDEX
WPN QTY DESCRIPTION
NO.
1 D31828-3 1 A28 PCB.MOTHERBOARD
2 031600 1 EXTRUSION.LOWER LEFT
3 031584 1 SHIELD. HIGH VOLTAGE
4 A8138 2 LABEL.DANGER LINE

VOLTAGE
5 031646 1 SHIELD, CABLE
6 D31829-3 1 A29 PCB.REAR PANEL

INTERFACE
7 B31601 1 EXTRUSION.LOWER RIGHT
8 A32075-1 1 CABLE ASSY,

2-CONDUCTOR,26 AWG
67XXB MM
MECHANICAL PARTS
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Figure 5-'7. Basic Frame Assembly, Bottom View
5-121
INDEX
NO.
1 551 -579 1 CONN.AUX 110
2 931926 1 CABLE ASSY, POWER

METER
3 51 0-5 11 CON N , BNC FEMALE
4 D31 849 1 REAR CASTING
5 A31 928 1 CABLE ASSY,GPIB
6 553-248 2 FUSE HOLDER,3 AG
7 41 0-85 1 SWITCH, ROTARY, LI N E

SELECT
8 551 -588 1 CONN ACC ESSORY,M NTG
HARDWARE
9 C31 61 2 1 OVERLAY.REAR PANEL
10 790- 1 93 4 NUT, TH UMB
11 783-403 1 FILTER.FAN
12 785-882 4 STANDOFF, M/ F
13 931 929 1 L I N E TRANSFORMER
14 260- 1 1 1 AC LI NE CONN/EMI F I LTER
15 B31597 BRACKET, CHASSIS SUP-

1
PORT RF �
OUTPUT �
@
16 931571 1 HONEYCOMB.FAN
17 C31 840-3 1 A27 PCB ASSY,AUX 110 HIGH

AES
18 931 927 1 SUBASSEMBLY, FAN INPUT t;\
i..:J
19 A31931 1 CABLE ASSY,RI BBON, 1 4-

CONDUCTOR
20 785-6 1 0 1 STAN DOFF, PLAIN
21 720-3/8 1 CABLE FASTENER.CLAMP
22 A36027-1 1 CABLE ASSY,BNC TO SMC
27 A32068-1 1 CABLE ASSY,BNC TO 3 PIN
28 A32068-2 1 CABLE ASSY,BNC TO 3 PIN
29 931 873 1 ASSY,SUPPORT,LINE FIL-

TEA (OR CAP)
30 031 726-2 1 A26 PCB ASSY,LINE FILTER
31 790-42 2 PLUGS, BUTION

;\\ E � M
�IPULSE
NPUT �
��
OUTPUT � ��FINPUTH• 4'
\::!;/
NOTE: USE SLOW BLOW
FUSES ONLY.
;\\ FMINPUT �HOOUTPUT

RI
� � Z ��O tH'
� OEUTPUT
�
2!J IAMNPUT @\;:�c f@'i VIGHz
� O UTPUT '@) OUTPUT
SEO
INPUT G OUTPUT SWITCH �
�MEMORY�RETRACE�BANO
BLANK G BLANK G �IEF� CAUIIQl!I
90-1 30V
1 80·260V
DO NOT OPERATE S0-400Hz
� MARKER
wrrn UNGROUNDED 'l20VA
POWER CORO
� LOCK @) SWEEP (@SWEEP

OUTPUT �OUTPUT G DWELL
t;\
INPUT 0 TRIINPUTGGER
14
Figure 5-8. Rear Panel Assembly (1 of 2)
5-122 67XXB MM
SECTION S:-PARTS LISTS
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67XXB MM
MECHANICAL PARTS
Figure 5-8. Rear Panel Assembly (2 of 2)
5-123
MICROWA VE DECK A SSEMBLY SECTION �PARTS LISTS
INDEX INDEX
NO. NO.
1 C36025 1 A30 SAMPLER/IF AMP ASSY 23 1000-41 1 18 TO 26.5 GHz DUAL

ISOLATOR
2 B31867-1 1 A31 POWER AMP/MULT.
ASSY 24 43KA-6 1 ATTENUATOR,6 dB
3 C31755-3 1 SWITCHING F ILTER 25 43KA-10 1 ATTENUATOR,10 dB
4 B31996 1 LOW POWER DOWN 26 ND34998 1 OUTPUT CONN ASSY,

CONVERTER ASSY 20 GHz
ND36035
. HIGH POWER DOWN ND35898 1 OUTPUT CONN ASSY,
CONVERTER ASSY 40 GHz
5 D19960 1 2 TO 8.4 GHz CONTROL - 35WR28K 1 ADAPTER ASSY,MALE

MODULATOR WAVEGUIDE
6 D19970 1 8 TO 12.4 GHz CONTROL 250-39A 1 CAPACITOR,FXD,TANT,

MODULATOR 4.7µF,20%
7 D19980 1 12.4 TO 20 GHz CONTROL K222 1 CONN,K FEMALE-K FEMALE

MODULATOR
B18476
.. LOW PASS FILTER,20 GHz
8 D19990 1 18 TO 26.5 GHz CONTROL
B19614
.. LOW PASS FILTER,8.5 GHz
MODULATOR
B19623
.. LOW PASS FILTER,12.4 GHz
9 C31752-3 1 2 TO 8.4 GHz OSCILLATOR
ASSY B19626 .. LOW PASS FILTER,26.5 GHz
10 C31751-3 1 8 TO 12.4 GHz B20257

.. LOW PASS FILTEA
OSCILLATOR ASSY W/DC,20 GHz
11 C31754-3 1 12.4 TO 20 GHz B22646 ••
LOW PASS FILTER,40 GHz
OSCILLATOR ASSY ..
C19130 VIDEO FILTER ASSY,
12 C31753-3 1 18 TO 26.5 GHz 8 TO 26.5 GHz
OSCILLATOR ASSY ..
1040-15 FREQUENCY TRIPLER,
13 60-59 1 FREQ UENCY 40 TO 60 GHz
DOUBLE R/AMP/MOD
* Used in models 67XXB-10, -20, and -40
14 B21260 1 2 TO 8 GHz RF AMP ** Used in singleband models
C21270
. 2 TO 8. 4 GHz RF AMP
ND19072
. 8 TO 12.4 GHz RF AMP
15 B18730 1 12.4 TO 20 GHz RF AMP
16 C20552 1 18 TO 26.5 GHz RF AMP
C18965
. 18 TO 26.5 GHz RF AMP
17 D21 450 1 0.01 TO 20 GHz

DIRECTIONAL COUPLER
D21451 1 0.01 TO 26.5 GHz

DIRECTIONAL COUPLER
D21452 1 0.01 TO 40 GHz

DIRECTIONAL COUPLER
18 D18630 1 SP4T,26.5 GHz,O UTPUT

PIN SWITCH ASSY
D19900 1 SP4T,40 GHz.OUTPUT PIN

SWITCH ASSY
19 D18360 1 SP4T,26.5 GHz.SAMPLER

PIN SWITCH ASSY
20 D22166 1 DPDT,PIN SWITCH ASSY
21 1000-39 1 8 TO 12.4 GHz DUAL

ISOLATOR
22 1000-40 1 12.4 TO 20 GHz DUAL

ISOLATOR
Figure 5-9. Microwave Deck Assembly,
Top and Bottom View ( 1 of 2)
5-124 67XXB MM
MICROWA VE DECK A SSEMBLY
13
TOP VIEW
BOTTOM VIEW
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SECTION 5-PARTS LISTS
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Figure 5-9. Microwave Deck Assembly,

Top and Bottom View
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Tab I Section Title

2 SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING

2A DETAILED SUBSYSTEM DESCRIPTIONS

8 DISASSEMBLY AND REPAIR PROCEDURES

1-1 SCOPE OF THE MANUAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1-3

Fipre 1-1. Typical Series 67XXB Swept Frequency Synthesizer

1-1 SCOPE OF THE MANUAL Table 1-1. 67XXB Series

1-3 -6740B 26.5 t o 40.0 +10 dBm

direction of signal flow.

mnemonic symbol, or voltage value. The letters

4. Wear a static-discharge 5. Label all static sensitive 6. Keep component leads

Figure 1-2. Static-Sensitive Component Handling Precautions

Table 1-3. Replaceable Subassemblies and RF Components

SUBASSEMBLY OR WILTRON SUBASSEMBLY OR WILTRON

Printed Circuit Board Assemblies Control Modulators

A1, A2 Front Panel Assy ND35656 2 to 8 GHz Control Modulator D19960

A7 Reference Divider PCB Assy C31707-4 Down Converters

AS Serial 1/0 PCB Assy D31708-3

A17 Analog Instruction PCB Assy D31717-3 2 to 8 GHz Amplifier C21270

A 18 VIG Driver PCB Assy ND34071-1 8 to 12.4 GHz Amplifier ND19072

A 19 VIG Driver PCB Assy ND34072 12.4 to 20 GHz Amplifier B18730

A22 Regulator Int erface PCB Assy ND34075

Coupler, 40 GHz D21452

VIG· Tuned Oscillators

2 to 8 GHz Oscillat or, cabled C31752-3

Table 1-4. Recommended Test Equipment for Maintenance Troubleshooting

Spectrum Analyzer, Frequency: 0.01 to 60 GHz Tektronix, Model 494P, with

Oscilloscope Bandwidth: de to 150 MHz Tektronix, Model 2445

Cables Connectors: son BNc Any common source

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2-SYSTEM DESCRIPTION AND TROUBLESHOOTING

2-2 INSTRUMENT MECHANICAL LAY OUT . . .. .

2-3 CIRCUIT SUBSY STEMS . .. ...... . . ... . .

2-4 FREQUENCY SY NTHESIS CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION 2-1 3

2-5 ALC AND MODULATION CIRCUITS, FUNCTIONAL DESCRIPTION . 2 -1 6

2-6 SY STEM TROUBLESHOOTING .. . .. . .. 2-21

Paragraph Description Page

2A-2 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION .......... 2A-1

2A-3 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, DETAILED DESCRIPTION . . . ...... 2A-2

2A-7 POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING ............ 2A-S

2A-S POWER SUPPLY ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS .............. 2A-S

2B-2 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION ...... .. 2B-1

2B-3 A23 MICROPROCESSOR PCB, GENERAL DESCRIPTION ........... 2B-1

2B-4 A24 GPIB PCB, GENERAL DESCRIPTION .................... 2B-2

2B-5 AS SERIAL 1/0 PCB, GENERAL DESCRIPTION ..... ............ 2B-3

2B-7 DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING .......... 2B-5

2B-S DIGITAL CONTROL ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS ............ 2B-5

Para.iraph Description Page

2C-l FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES: Al and A2 PCBs ....... . .... 2C-l

2C-2 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, OVERALL DESCRIPTION . . ... 2C-l

2C-3 Al FRONT PANEL PCB, DETAILED CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION . .... 2C-2

2C-4 A2 FRONT PANEL CONTROL PCB,

6D-7 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, TROUBLESHOOTING .... ...... .. 2C-6

6D-8 FRONT PANEL ASSEMBLIES, SERVICE SHEETS .... . ........ 2C-6

Paragraph Description Page

2 D-1 INPUTS/OUTPUTS ASSEMBLIES: A27 and A2 9 PCBs 2 D-1

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