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PYE OLYMPIC M201 - Low Power Transmitter Audio Module

PYE OLYMPIC M201
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COMPRESSOR
COMPONENT SIDE
If the level of the receiver signal lies between zero and 0,250V PD (approx.) then the
demodulated output of Module (6) will consist substantially of noise and audio.
The input stage is a high pass active filter, C1,R3,C2,R2,R4,R5,TR1,TR2 which removes the
audio content. The noise is fed to the amplifier TR3, TR4 and detected by the diodes D1,D2 (in
a voltage doubler configuration) and the resultant DC is applied to TR5 base to operate the Schmitt
Trigger, (TR5, TR6) the level of this potential being controlled by RV2 (Squelch) at the Control (14).
The high potential at TR6 opens the squelch gating diode D3 which in turn is applied to the
base of the squelch switch transistor in Module (4). A second path from TR6 collector is via the
Darlington transistor TR7 and also TR8, which provides the means of driving a 'Busy' indicator at a
facility module.
Low Power Transmitter Audio Module (9)
This is a vertical plug-in module featuring three sub-modules TF1, TF2 and TF3.
The microphone input is fed via the Microphone Sensitivity pre-set control (R V1) to TF1, an
amplifier/compressor sub-module. The output is directly coupled to TF2 for further amplification.
The amplified signal is passed through a high pass filter (TF2), and a low pass filter (TF3) and a
further stage of amplification (TF3) before application to the High Power Modulator Module (17).
Part of the output from the Module (17) is fed back to TF1 compressor circuitry to maintain the
modulation at a substantially constant level. The modulation depth is determined by the pre-set
compression control RV2. As the pre-set potentiometer RV3 controls the standing bias applied to
the base of 17TR1, setting of this control determines the overall output of the transmitter
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