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Input
Amplifier B
Input
channel B
is the
same as input channel A
with
the fol-
lowing exceptions:
The Common B via A switches,
that connect the B-chan-
nel comparator
to
the input signal on
channel
A.
-
The B-channel delay line.
-
The
B-channel
has no iowpass filter.
The
B-channei
has a
special event-delay signal
output
to
OQ0504, U56.
Delay
Line
A line of
approximately 65 cm is
placed between the
"B-
channel
comparator output"
pins
15 and 16 and the
buffer
stage V33 and V4, (see
Figure
4-9). This delay line
is
a
part of the circuit board,
it
should
compensate
for delays in
OQ0502, U58.
Event Delay
Also
for
use
in
the arming
function,
the
inverse output
from
the buffer
stage
V4
of
channel
B
is
used, (see Figure
4-
10).
This
signal called
EVENT-DELAY,
is
connected to the
OQ0504 circuit U56
via the
transistor
V12 and the 1C, U47
which works as a
multiplexer.
The EVENT-DELAY signal
is
also used by
the HOLD-OFF
logic when the
input
puises
should
be counted, (see Coun-
ter circuits on
page
11).
VI 2 U56
Figure
4-10
Event delay.
Calibration
Circuits
U93 and a delay line on the
PCA generates a
xx
ns
long
pulse,
and feed
it to channel
B
input on
the counter IC,
U56. This pulse is
initiated by the
p-controller
pulse CAL-
TEST-PULSE.
4~8
Hardware
Functional
Description

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