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LXP-5
Service
Manual
Circuit
Description
Separate
output
hold
circuits
are
provided
for
reconstructing
the
left
and
right
audio
signals.
This
circuitry
includes
a
dual
op
amp
(U37)
and
two
analog
switches
(U3S).
DEGO
and
DEG1
command
signals
from
the
Lexichip
termi¬
nate
respectively
at
pins
10
and
9
of
U38,
providing
separate
control
of
the
right
and
left
output
hold
switches.
During
the
digital
to
analog
conversion
cycle,
either
the
DEGO
or
DEG1
signal
goes
high
when
the
DAC
is
ready
to
output
the
respective
right
or
left
analog
voltage.
This
permits
capacitors
C80
or
C85
to
charge
to
the
corresponding
voltage
level
for
the
audio
waveform.
When
the
DEGO
or
DEG1
signal
goes
low,
the
related
capacitor
will
remain
at
the
current
signal
level
until
the
next
conversion
cycle.
The
left
and
right
signals
from
the
output
hold
circuitry
are
applied
to
separate
7
pole
passive
15
kHz
filters
(U35
and
U36).
De-emphasis
circuitry
is
incor¬
porated
into
the
signal
path
to
compensate
for
the
pre-emphasis
function
performed
before
the
conversion
process.
A
dual
op
amp
(U34)
with
its
associated
circuitry
provides
the
de-emphasis
function.
The
outputs
of
U34
are
applied
to
one
end
of
the
stereo
Mix
control,
R41.
The
other
end
of
this
potentiometer
is
connected
to
the
outputs
of
the
input
preamplifier.
By
adjusting
the
wiper
of
the
Mix
control,
the
ratio
of
wet
(processed)
to
dry
(unprocessed)
signal
can
be
controlled.
The
wipers
of
R41
are
connected
to
one
end
of
the
Output
level
control,
R32.
R32
adjusts
the
signal
level
being
applied
to
the
output
amplifier,
U33.
This
dual
op
amp
provides
unity
gain
and
buffers
the
left
and
right
signals
separately.
An
impedance
of
600
ohms
is
developed
by
resistors
R33,
R34
for
the
right
output,
and
R25,
R26
for
the
left
output.
These
resistors
also
provide
current
limiting
protection.
Bipolar
AC
coupling
capacitors
(C62
and
C63)
and
pulldown
resistors
(R37
and
R38)
are
installed
to
prevent
DC
offset
voltages
from
appearing
at
the
outputs
of
the
LXP-5.
Two
discrete
JFETs,
Q6
and
Q8,
provide
a
muting
function
by
creating
a
low
impedance
path
to
ground
along
the
output
signal
path.
In
this
case,
R26
and
R34
serve
as
current
limiting
resistors
by
preventing
the
outputs
of
op
amp
U33
from
shorting
directly
to
ground.
The
mute
function
is
under
software
control.
The
Mute/
command
signal
emanates
from
U5
pin
2,
and
is
applied
to
the
base
of
transistor
Q7
through
R30.
When
Mute/
is
low,
Q7
is
on,
which
provides
a
positive
DC
voltage
to
the
gates
of
Q6
and
Q8.
The
JFETs
turn
on
and
enable
mute.
When
Mute/
is
high,
Q7
turns
off
which
allows
a
negative
voltage
to
be
applied
to
the
JFETs.
Q6
and
Q8
turn
off
and
disable
mute.
C50
insures
a
quiet
transition
between
mute
and
unmute
by
ramping
the
gate
voltages.
Mute
is
enabled
during
power
up
or
power
down
conditions,
and
some
program
change
sequences.
The
output
jacks
(J5
and
J6)
are
located
next
to
the
input
jacks
on
the
rear
panel.
The
1/4”
unbalanced
phone
jacks
are
configured
in
such
away
that
the
left
and
right
output
signals
are
summed
together
if
only
one
plug
is
connected.
However,
both
output
jacks
should
be
utilized
for
the
full
stereo
effect
to
be
attained.
Static
protection
is
provided
for
the
output
circuitry
by
diodes
CRM,
CR15,
CR17
and
CR18.
Ferrite
beads
FB6
and
FB7
and
capacitors
C48
and
C51
prevent
unwanted
high
frequency
interference
from
entering
or
leaving
the
LXP-5
through
the
output
cables.
Output
Hold
Output
Circuitry
Mix
and
Output
Level
Controls
Output
Buffer
and
Mute
Circuitry
3-7

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BrandLexicon
ModelLXP-5
CategoryRecording Equipment
LanguageEnglish

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