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===== Block Diagrams ===== | ===== Block Diagrams ===== | ||
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+ | * The **master oscillator** generates a stable sine wave signal at the rest frequency. | ||
+ | * The **driver / buffer** is the first stage in the amplification process. | ||
+ | * The **key** is basically an on/off switch used to let the signal through to the amplifier or block it. | ||
+ | * The **power amplifier** is the last stage of amplification before the signal is released to the antenna. | ||
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+ | * The **microphone** picks up the sound waves carried by the air and converts them into a weak electrical signal that becomes the // | ||
+ | * The **speech amplifier** increases the strength of the baseband signal before it can modulate the carrier. | ||
+ | * The **RF oscillator** generates a stable sine wave signal at the rest frequency. Note that the oscillator frequency can be much lower than the final transmitted frequency. | ||
+ | * The outputs of the speech amplifier and the RF oscillator are mixed together in the **balanced modulator**. This produces a signal with two side bands, only one of which we want to keep. | ||
+ | * The **filter** only lets one sideband through. | ||
+ | * The **VFO** creates a sine wave frequency that can be varied. | ||
+ | * The **mixer** uses the output from the filter and the VFO to generate a higher frequency signal. | ||
+ | * The **linear amplifier** increases the power of the signal to be transmitted by the antenna. | ||
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===== Receivers ===== | ===== Receivers ===== | ||
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* The **frequency discriminator** extracts the baseband signal. | * The **frequency discriminator** extracts the baseband signal. | ||
* The **audio amplifier** increases the strength of the baseband signal before passing it to the speaker. | * The **audio amplifier** increases the strength of the baseband signal before passing it to the speaker. | ||
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==== SSB/CW Receiver ==== | ==== SSB/CW Receiver ==== | ||
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===== Digital System ===== | ===== Digital System ===== | ||
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* B-003-001-001 -> B-003-003-010 | * B-003-001-001 -> B-003-003-010 | ||
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