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20 KHZ
LOIIPASS
FILTER
SWITCH
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BROADBAND
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OR PRESELECTOR
Figure
4-2.
Second
IF
and
Discriminator
Board,
Block
Diagram
longer
period
than
it
is
on.
The
resulting
rectangular
waveshape
at
the
collector
of
Q4
will
be
high
for
a
time
longer
or
shorter
than
10
microseconds
and
the
waveshape
at
Q5
will
be
correspondingly
low.
These
push-pull
signals
are
filtered
and
turned
into
unbalanced
de
signals
at
the
bridge
output.
The
FREQUENCY
meter
is
then
driven
negative
or
positive
depending
on
the
magnitude
and
the
direction
of
the
error.
The
output
of
the
multivibrator
is
taken
from
the
collector
of
Q5
and
is
fed to
the
base
of
emitter
follower
Q9. Q9
drives
the
20-kHz
lowpass
filter
which
removes
the
100 kHz
content.
The
output
of
the
20-kHz
lowpass
filter
consists
of
the
average
de
value
of
.the
square
wave
at
the
collector
of
Q5
with
no
modulation.
This
value
is
3.2
vdc
with
the
FREQUENCY
meter
at
zero.
See
Figure
4-4,
detail
A.
During
the
positive
cycle
of
modulation,
the
5-microsecond
pulse
at
the
collector
of
Q5
occurs
at
shorter
intervals.
Therefore,
the
voltage
at
the
output
of
the
20-kHz
lowpass
filter
4-5
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Figure
4-3.
Frequency-Meter
Bridge,
Simplified
Schematic
Diagram
and
Waveforms