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Brand | Hitachi |
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Model | SR-2004 |
Category | Stereo Receiver |
Language | English |
Technical specifications for the FM receiver section.
Technical specifications for the AM receiver section.
Technical specifications for the audio output and input.
Details the SAW and ceramic filters used for IF band selection.
Explains the Class G amplifier design for improved efficiency.
Describes the current mirror circuit for push-pull output stage.
Explains the circuit stabilizing amplifier bias.
Details circuit for stabilizing idle current against voltage changes.
Overview of various protection circuits implemented in the unit.
Explains the circuit that delays speaker connection to prevent clicks.
Describes the circuit protecting output transistors from damage.
Explains the circuit protecting speakers from DC voltage faults.
Steps to remove the main external chassis components.
Instructions for removing the front panel meters.
Steps to remove internal circuit boards and output transistors.
Diagrams showing the layout of various printed wiring boards.
Detailed circuit diagram of the tuner section.
Circuit diagram for the IF printed wiring board.
Circuit diagram for the DC power supply printed wiring board.
Circuit diagrams for the left and right main printed wiring boards.
Step-by-step alignment procedures for the FM tuner.
Step-by-step alignment procedures for the AM tuner.
Alignment steps for FM IF discriminator and AM IF.
Points for adjusting idle current in the audio circuit.
Test conditions for audio circuit alignment.
Procedure for adjusting the meter sensitivity.
List of capacitors used in the device, categorized by PWB.
List of resistors used in the device, categorized by PWB.
List of transistors, diodes, and thyristors used in the device.
List of variable resistors used in the device.
List of coils and transformers used in the device.
Identifies front panel knobs, switches, indicators, and jacks.
Identifies rear panel terminals, sockets, and antenna connections.