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Heathkit IG-18
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64
In
the
notch
filter
in
the Audio
Generator
R
may
consist
of one
or
several
resistors
in
parallel;
or
R=
;::
C
y
re'pr1eSI:mt:s
the
resistance
value
selected
the
Tens
Frequency
switch
for
a
fre-
quency.
This
resistance
may
consist
of one
re-
sistor,
or
a combination of
several
resistors.
For
for
20
Hz
the
two 5000 n
resistors
are
selected
and
Rx
;::
5000
for
40
Hz the two 2500 n
resistors
are
and
;::
2500
n,
for
60
Hz both the 5000 n the
2500
n
resistors
are
selected
in
<laJl
dLJ.ea
;::
1670
n.
Ry
represents
the
resistance
value
selected
th~
Units
Frequency
switch
for
aparticularfre-
quency.
The
operation
of.
this
switch
is
identical
to
that
of
the Tens
Frequency
switch,
that
the
resistance
values
are
ten
times
those
of
the
Tens
Frequency
switch.
R
z
represents
the
resistance
value of the
Frequency
when
adjusted
for
frequency.
and
represent
the
CalJa(~lt()rs
tiplier
switch. The
value
of C
10
times
larger
than
the
value
positions
of the
Multiplier
::;WllL:;'l.
As shown in the
general
formula
F
tuned
frequency
of a notch
filter
is
;n,,,,::,,,,,,,::,l,,
proportional
to
the value of
its
resistances
and
capacitances.
Therefore,
to
achieve
an
increase
in
frequency
the
resistance
decrease.
for
a tenfold
increase
using
Multiplier
switch,
must
decrease
tenfold.
Any tendency of
the
oscillator
i'/,\,nvo."\rh",,,
"''''IS,''''''''''
of
increaSing
is
controlled
by
If
the
output
increases,
more
cur-
rent
is
fed
the
feedback
circuit
and
through
increased
current
causes
the
filament
of the
lamp
to
heat
slightly, which
causes
its
resistance
to
This
increase
in
resistance
attenuates
the
feedback to
the
base
of
transistor
The
result
is
a
regu-
lated
from
transistor
DC
base
bias
is
provided
to
Ql
and
voJXa~re
divider
that
consists
of
resistors
and
control
R7. (ReSistor R3
decreases
gain
of the
differential
amplifier
to
make
"'LGU/Le.,
The voltage
at
the
lower
end of
this
and
therefore
at
the
bases
of
Q1
and
adjustable
by being
connected
to
the
arm
Bias
control
R9, which
is
connected
in a
DC
volt.
age
divider
with
R8
and RIO.
The Signal
from
the
differential
amplifier
is
di·
rect
coupled
from
the
collector
of
Q2
to
the baSI
of voltage
amplifier
transistor
Q3.
From
the col·
lector
of Q3,
the
signal
is
direct
coupled
to
thi
base
of and
through
diodes
Dl
and
D2
to
thl
base
of
These
diodes
maintain
a 1.2 vol
difference
between
the
bases
of
transistors
Q'
and
form
an
emitter
follower
ml;:nt:ary-pair
amplifier
with no voltage
Impeliarlce output. The output Signal
fron
coupled
to
the
square
wave
circuit.
t1"i('n:,.~,l"
and to
the
sine
wave,
OUTPUT ATTENU,ATOR
sine
wave Signal
from
is
cmrpliel
tn,,,,,,
••
,.,.n
capacitor
C6
to
Sine Wave
Arnp:Utllldl
control
RI06.
From
RI06,
the
through
isolating
resistor
circuit
and
to
the
Sine Wave Anopllittlde
swncn
The
resistor
network
sections
of thi,
switch
comprise
an
voltage divide:
(RI09
to
which
proportionately
divide:
the of 10 dB each.
The
selectel
volta.lre
level
is
to the
sine
wave outpu
The
rem
aining
section
of the switcl
internal
load
resistor
R122
to
be con,
neeted
across
the
output
terminals
in the
st
lowest
output
ranges.
CIRCUIT
Resistor
RIOa and
meter
calibration
control
R2]
a voltage
divider
through
which
somE
of
the
signal
from
resistor
RI07
is
bypassedfm
monitoring
by
the
panel
meter.
Diodes
D3
and
D4.
and
load
resistors
R24 and R25
form
a half-wavE
bridge
rectifier
circuit
for
the
output
meter,

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BrandHeathkit
ModelIG-18
CategoryTest Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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