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Square
-
Wave
Buffer
The
Square
-
wave
Buffer
produces
the
actual
square
wave
that
is
selected
for
use
at
the
FG
5010
output
.
The
circuit
consists
of
line
receiver
U1200B
;
amplifiers
U1310A
and
U1310B
;
transistors
Q1216
,
Q1211
,
Q1212
,
Q1215
,
Q1210
,
Q1213
,
Q1214
,
and
Q1110
;
plus
related
circuits
.
The
circuit
consists
of
positive
and
negative
current
sources
,
a
driver
,
and
a
current
switch
.
Amplifier
U1310B
,
transistor
Q1216
,
and
related
compo
nents
form
the
positive
current
source
for
the
buffer
.
The
reference
for
the
circuit
is
R1322
and
VR1310
,
which
sets
the
voltage
at
the
bottom
of
R1420
to
+5.8
V.
The
divider
that
consists
of
R1314
,
R1313
,
and
adjustment
R1318
sets
the
current
level
for
the
negative
current
source
.
Likewise
,
the
divider
consisting
of
R1421
,
R1420
,
and
adjustment
R1422
sets
the
output
level
for
the
positive
current
source
.
The
voltage
at
the
noninverting
input
of
U1310B
,
pin
5
,
con
trols
the
voltage
drop
across
R1312
and
thus
the
current
through
Q1216
.
This
current
is
supplied
to
differential
pair
Q1212
and
Q1215
,
part
of
the
output
stage
of
the
buffer
.
Similarly
,
the
voltage
from
the
wiper
arm
of
R1318
sets
the
current
through
the
negative
current
source
,
which
con
sists
of
amplifier
U1310A
,
transistor
Q1110
,
and
surround
ing
components
.
The
voltage
at
the
inverting
input
sets
the
voltage
across
R1115
,
and
therefore
the
current
through
Q1110
.
The
collector
of
Q1110
connects
to
differential
pair
Q1210
-
Q1213
,
which
switches
the
current
at
the
output
.
Theory
of
Operation
-
FG
5010
The
SELECTED
SQWV
signal
comes
through
line
receiv
er
U1200B
to
the
base
of
Q1212
and
through
R1211
to
the
emitter
of
Q1211
.
The
input
impedance
is
set
by
R1216
,
R1310
,
and
R1211
,
which
provide
a
50
equivalent
imped
ance
to
U1200B
.
The
square
wave
at
the
input
of
Q1212
and
Q1211
cause
Q1212
and
Q1210
to
operate
in
comple
ment
to
one
another
.
Likewise
,
the
pin
7
output
of
U1200B
,
terminated
by
R1217
,
R1311
,
and
R1212
,
drives
Q1215
and
Q1214
.
Thus
,
when
Q1212
and
Q1213
are
off
,
Q1210
and
Q1215
are
on
,
and
vice
versa
.
Resistor
R1211
sets
the
gain
of
Q1211
into
the
load
consisting
of
R1110
and
R1111
.
Resistor
R1112
injects
an
additional
(
constant
)
current
that
sets
the
dc
level
at
the
base
of
Q1210
.
The
operating
conditions
of
Q1210
are
set
to
be
approximately
equal
to
those
of
Q1212
,
al
though
the
voltages
are
of
opposite
sign
.
The
voltage
swings
at
the
base
of
each
transistor
are
of
similar
magni
tude
and
in
the
same
direction
.
Thus
,
when
Q1212
is
cut
off
by
a
more
positive
input
,
Q1210
is
turned
on
.
The
output
impedance
of
Q1211
is
very
high
,
in
contrast
to
the
low
impedance
presented
to
the
base
of
Q1212
.
This
would
cause
very
slow
transitions
at
the
base
of
Q1210
.
To
avoid
this
effect
,
C1211
bypasses
Q1211
to
provide
low
-
imped
ance
drive
to
Q1210
at
high
frequencies
.
The
output
current
at
the
collector
of
Q1215
and
Q1213
is
fed
to
the
function
selector
switch
,
depicted
on
Diagram
20
.
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BrandTektronix
ModelFG 5010
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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