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Tektronix FG 5010
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П
1
П
n
n
n
П
П
П
·
П
П
C
C
TRIGGER
SQWV
â’¸
PHASE
DETECTOR
LOGIC
LOCK
DETECTOR
TIMER
CHARGE
PUMP
pacitors
to
the
next
range
up
or
down
,
as
appropriate
.
The
Lock
Detector
output
is
a
status
voltage
that
is
first
delayed
by
the
Frequency
Control
circuit
,
operating
in
the
Timer
mode
.
This
allows
the
lock
loop
time
to
settle
down
after
lock
occurs
,
so
the
CPU
does
not
indicate
that
a
lock
has
occurred
prematurely
.
Phase
Detector
Logic
The
Phase
Detector
Logic
circuit
compares
the
phase
and
frequency
of
the
incoming
SELECTED
SQWV
signal
from
Loop
1
with
that
of
the
incoming
trigger
signal
from
the
Trigger
-
Gate
Input
Amplifier
.
The
output
is
a
bipolar
ECL
voltage
level
or
pulse
to
the
Charge
Pump
circuit
and
the
Lock
Detector
.
The
Phase
Detector
Logic
consists
of
invert
er
U1310F
,
latches
U1730A
,
U1730B
,
U1732A
,
and
U1732B
;
OR
-
NOR
gates
U1720A
,
U1720B
,
and
U1720C
;
and
related
components
.
The
inner
latches
of
the
four
pro
vide
phase
comparison
,
and
the
outer
pair
of
the
four
.
(
U1730A
and
U1732B
)
do
not
become
active
until
the
fre
quency
ratio
is
2
:
1
or
more
in
either
direction
.
MAIN
LOOP
Fig
.
4-14
.
Phase
Lock
Loop
block
diagram
.
CPU
Theory
of
Operation
-
FG
5010
LOCK
LOOP
FILTER
OVER
-
UNDER
RANGE
DETECTOR
+
3467-20
Refer
to
Fig
.
4-15
,
which
depicts
some
of
the
output
waveforms
in
the
phase
comparison
mode
.
For
this
discus
sion
,
asuume
that
the
two
signals
are
equal
in
phase
and
frequency
,
as
depicted
in
the
figure
.
Also
assume
that
all
four
latches
have
just
been
reset
.
As
the
first
positive
transi
tion
occurs
(
since
the
signals
will
never
be
precisely
in
phase
,
assume
that
the
trigger
leads
slightly
)
,
U1730B
sets
.
Neither
U1732A
nor
U1732B
will
set
,
since
the
input
signal
has
not
yet
arrived
,
and
U1730A
cannot
set
,
since
a
low
level
is
at
pin
7
when
the
trigger
arrives
.
The
high
at
pin
5
of
U1720A
enables
that
gate
to
begin
driving
the
Charge
Pump
to
increase
the
Main
Loop
frequency
,
and
the
low
from
pin
14
of
the
latch
permits
U1730B
to
control
the
output
of
U1720B
,
which
is
still
low
.
(
The
high
from
U1730B
pin
15
is
also
applied
to
the
D
input
of
U1730A
to
arm
that
latch
for
the
next
incoming
trigger
cycle
.
)
Before
the
circuits
can
real
ly
begin
the
charge
pump
action
,
the
positive
edge
of
the
internal
square
-
wave
signal
occurs
,
setting
U1732A
.
The
other
half
,
U1732B
,
cannot
set
because
pin
10
is
low
when
the
clock
occurs
.
The
set
condition
of
U1732A
causes
pin
2
to
go
high
,
and
pin
3
to
go
low
.
This
low
is
applied
to
U1720B
pin
10
,
which
resets
both
latches
and
terminates
4-37

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BrandTektronix
ModelFG 5010
CategoryPortable Generator
LanguageEnglish

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