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General Radio Company - 1393-A - Generator
Manufacturer:
Equipment:
1393-A
Date:
1966
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The Type 1398-A Pulse Generator is a general- purpose pulse source intended primarily for laboratory use. The repet i t ion rates of the pulse s may be ei ther internally control led, at f requencies from 2.5 c / s to 1.2 Mc/s, or external ly controlled at f requencies up to 2.4 Mc/s. In addition to the main posi t ive and negat ive output p u l se s , the instrument a l so suppl ies synchronizing pulse s that correspond to the beginning and end of the main pulse. The early sync pulse ( prepulse ) is intended chiefly for synchronizing an osci l loscope while the late pulse ( delay pulse ) is in tended to make the instrument an accurate time-delay Generator

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1 Manual

Service and user manual
Manual type:
Service and user manual
Pages:
39
Size:
20.8 MB
Language:
english
Revision:
Manual-ID:
1398-0100A
Date:
March 1966
Quality:
Scanned document, all readable.
Upload date:
Dec. 30, 2016
MD5:
03a8f8d4-7d38-7841-755b-9e151cef5a9b
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608

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Section 1 INTRODUCTION....................................................................................................... 1 1.1 Purpose.............................................................................................................. ...1 1.2 General Description................................................................ ...................... ...1 1.3 Controls and Connectors.................................................................................1 1.4 Accessories upplied.................................................................................. ...1 1.5 Accessories A v a i la b le ...................................................................................1 Section 2 IN S TA L LA T IO N ....................................................................................................... 5 2.1 Cool ing.............................................................................................................. 5 2.2 Power Supply.................................................................................................. 5 2.3 Rack Mounting................................................................................................ 5 Section 3 OPERATING PROCEDURE.................................................................................. 6 3.1 Definition of Terms....................................................................................... 6 3.2 Normal Internal Operation........................................................................... 7 3.3 Normal External Operation.......................................................................... 7 3.4 PRF vs Pulse Durat ion........................................... .................................. 9 3.5 Precautions for Very Long or Very Short P u ls e s ............................. 9 3.6 Rise and Fall T ime s .....................................................................................10 3.7 External Load Considerations..................................................................10 3.8 Output Dc Component — Dc Translat ion..............................................11 3.9 Locking on High Frequency Signals...................................................... 12 3.10 Count-Down Operation.................................................................................. 12 3.11 Single-Pulse Operation................................................................................ 12 3.12 Use as a Delay Generator 12 3.13 Use for Complex Waveforms.......................................................................13 Section 4 PRINCIPLES OF OPERATION......................................................................... 14 4.1 General ..............................................................................................................14 4.2 Input and PRF Oscillator Circuit - External Operation.............. . 14 4.3 Input and PRF Oscillator Circuit - Internal Operation ................15 4.4 Output Pulse and Timing Circuits........................................................... 16 4.5 Power Supply 19 Section 5 SERVICE AND MAINTENANCE .......................................................................20 5.1 Warranty..............................................................................................................20 5.2 Service................................................................................................................ 20 5.3 Removal of Cover............................................................................................20 5.4 Routine Maintenance.....................................................................................20 5.5 Trouble-Shooting Notes................................................................................21 5.6 Waveforms......................................................................................................... 23 5.7 Voltages and Resistances......................................................................... 22 5.8 Calibration Procedure.............................. ...................................................23 Parts Lists and Schematics......................................................................................................... 28

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