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15.9 Circuit  Diagram – CONTROL BOARD 

BR3

LBA291

C22

10uF

C21

10nF

X2.

U10

PC521

1N4148

D27

1N4148

D28

X8.

BC557

Q8

68R

R18

2k2

R17

MPSA92

Q23

X7.

22

R7

1K

R6

BC547

Q3

MJE16002

Q2

220K

R5

220K

R4

2K2

R14

100k

R15

D1

62V

ZTX558

Q4

10nF

C19

240R

R10

X5.

C1

150uF/400V

C2

150uF/400V

C1

NC1

NO1

NO2

NC2

C2

V2

V1

RL2

M4-12H

160K

R78

220K

R2

220K

R1

BR1

WO6

X7.

X7.

R13

6K8

R12

6k8

4.7nF

C4

U8

PC521

BZX79C24V

D26

1K

R26

-

+

OUT

LM358

(4=GND, 8=12V)

U1

D10

5V6

39K

R33

1K

R30

1K

R28

4K7

R27

100nF

C3

BC557

Q18

330K

R31

330K

R32

220k

R29

X8.

X7.

X1.

12K

R34

TIPL760A

Q5

X1.

X1.

330k

R36

U6

PC521

C20

10uF/450V

BC557

Q9

100nF

C11

5K

POT4

2K2

R47

R67

100k

X1.

10uF/25V

C17

IN

OUT

COM

U13

7805

X1.

MPSA92

Q7

2K2

R40

8k2

R48

33K

R39

1M

R75

X3.

POT1

500R

15K

R37

BZX79C5V6

D11

R35

12K

25uF/160V

C9

BR2

WO6

X2.

X2.

1N4148

D12

33k

R41

D14

12V

X4.

1uF

C10

X4.

X4.

D13

4V3

-

+

OUT

LM358

(4=-12V, 8=12V)

U2

-

+

OUT

U2

(4=-12V, 8=12V)

8K2

R45

22K

R43

100k

R44

X4.

X4.

X6.

18K

R46

POT5

R49

8k2

R51

8k2

R52

POT2

5K

-

+

OUT

U1

LM358

(4=GND, 8=12V)

1N4148

D17

D16

12V

C14

10uF

X1.

R53

300k

VC 

GND

CLK

OUT

R

TH

RC

VCC

U3

LMC555

R57

100R

R59

8k2

BC547

Q11

1N4148

D19

R58

8k2

C1

NC1

NO1

NO2

NC2

C2

V2

V1

RL4

M4-12H

BC547

Q12

10uF

C13

D15

4V3

8k2

R54

100K

R56

BC547

Q10

X6.

8k2

R55

10uF

C12

BC547

Q13

POT6

500R

8k2

R60

470R

R61

1N4007

D18

X6.

X6.

1K

R62

-

+

OUT

LM358

(4=-12V, 8=12V)

U14

X7.

X7.

VC 

GND

CLK

OUT

R

TH

RC

VCC

U5

LMC555

X6.

1K

R65

X5.

X5.

1K

R42

1K

R64

2k2

R63

BC547

Q14

C5

4700uF/16V

C7

22uF

C1

NC1

NO1

NO2

NC2

C2

V2

V1

RL1

M4-12H

1N4007

D8

X5.

1N4148

D5

X5.

1K

R21

ZTX658

Q1

X5.

X3.

X4.

1K

R22

X3.

1N4148

D6

X3.

VC 

GND

CLK

OUT

R

TH

RC

VCC

U4

LMC555

1N4148

D7

R69

8k2

1N4007

D9

X3.

X3.

X2.

R19

100R

R20

5M6

C6

100nF

D4

12V

U11

PC521

POT3

50K

4.7nF

C45

R23

100R

C8

10uF/16V

22k

R24

22k

R25

R66

100K

X6.

LP2

C15

100uF/50V

C16

100nF

BR4

WO6

X2.

1nF/1KV

C18

R50

5K

1K

100R

1

2

3

SW1

X2.

U9

PC521

D22

1N4148

D20

1N4148

R68

100K

D21

1N4148

Q15

BC547

C24

4.7nF

C25

10uF

BC547

Q16

C26

10uF

R70

22k

C27

4.7nF

D23

4V3

100nF

C28

4.7nF

C29

D24

15V

Q17

BC557

R71

8k2

R72

8K2

C30

4.7nF

100nF

C40

4.7nF

C31

C32

4.7nF

X8.

ZTX658

Q6

X8.

X8.

22nF/630V

C33

4.7nF/1kV

C34

4.7nF/1kV

C35

1uF/160V

C36

1N4148

D2

1N4148

D3

10nF

C41

10nF

C42

1N4148

D25

4.7nF

C39

100K

R73

4.7nF

C37

1M5

R74

2.2uF

C47

10nF

C51

1

2

3

10K

R76

100k

POT7

4.7nF

C49

4.7nF

C48

3M3

R38

22R

R3

160K

R8

4.7nF

C43

F6

F5

X9.

F8

F7

F4

F3

F2

F1

LP1

X9.

X9.

BC547

Q22

2K2

R84

300kR83

1N4148

D32

1k

R85

68k

R86

1N4148

D33

4.7nF

C46

BC547

Q25

100nF

C50

4k7

R88

300K

R87

10nF

C23

100k

R91

4.7nF

C54

4.7nF

C53

8k2

R92

D29

1N4007

D29

5k

POT8

12k

R90

4k7

R89

-

+

OUT

U12

(4=GND, 8=12V)

U14

22uF

C56

10nF

C52

10pF

C55

1N4148

D30

5V

5V

5V

-12V

-12V

12V

12V

12V

12V

12V

12V

12V

12V

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

GND

AMPC v.3F DEC2002

7

6

5

3

2

1

3

PTT2

6

IPTRIP2

TP2

D

A

4

5

2

2

3

1

5

6

5

1

1

1

3

4

3

5

6

2

4

5

6

6

4

6

2

1

4

3

3

4

2

3

4

1

3

2

5

4

6

1

5

1

2

3

5

6

2

1

T110-2

T110-2

T110-1

T110-1

8

8

7

7

6

6

5

5

4

4

3

3

2

2

1

1

4

3

2

1

8

7

6

5

4

3

2

1

4

3

2

1

4

3

2

1

7

6

5

3

2

1

7

6

5

4

32

1

3

2

1

4

3

2

1

EMTRON

300VAC2

300VAC1

12VP

READY

RLY2

RLY1

SWR/FLT

OD/TX

EG2

 IG2F

FORWARD

IG2R

BIAS

RFIN

100VAC1

100VAC2

IPTRIP

SWR4

SWR3

SWR2

SWR1

ALC1

ALC2

O/DRIVE

TXON

SWR

FAULT

5V DISPLAY

PTT1

22VAC2

22VAC1

QSK2

QSK1

STBY2

STBY1

10VAC2

10VAC1

HLSW2

HLSW1

DISPLAY

REVERSE

DISPLAY

T4

T2

T3

B

E

C

T1

400

T9

T8

T7

T10

T11

T12

T13

T15

T18

T14

T16

T6

T17

T19

T20

 

Summary of Contents for DX-1d

Page 1: ...PERATING MANUAL EMTRON DX 1d HF LINEAR AMPLIFIER April 2003 Emtron DIVISION OF EMONA ELECTRONICS PTY LTD 92 94 Wentworth Avenue Sydney 2010 Australia Tel 612 92110988 Fax 612 92811508 www emtron com a...

Page 2: ...PACITORS TEST FREQUENCY BAND FACTORY SETTINGS 50 OHM LOAD USER SETTING ANTENNA PLATE LOAD PLATE LOAD 28 600 MHz 10m 24 900 MHz 12m 21 200 MHz 15m 18 100 MHz 17m 14 200 MHz 20m 7 070 MHz 40m 3 600 MHz...

Page 3: ...7 4 OPERATION AT 230V 220V 200V 100V AND 120V EXPORT VERSION 12 8 DX 1D DESCRIPTION 14 8 1 RF SECTION 14 8 2 MAINS TRANSFORMER 14 8 3 H V POWER SUPPLY 14 8 4 SOFT START MODULE 14 8 5 SENSOR MODULE 14...

Page 4: ...PONENT LEGEND SILKSCREEN TOP 32 CONTROL BOARD SOLDER SIDE TRACK WORK 33 16 APPENDIX 2 WAVEFORMS 34 16 1 QSK OPTIONAL MODULE SWITCHING 34 16 2 LINEARITY 34 17 APPENDIX 3 ADJUSTMENTS 35 17 1 CONTROL BOA...

Page 5: ...en grid current positive and negative while 5 single LED s indicate Ready Overdrive warning High SWR cut off indication On Air and Fault An analogue panel meter shows the plate current and the second...

Page 6: ...ure below BAND SELECTOR PLATE TUNING LOAD TUNING POWER ON OFF STANDBY OPERATE SWITCH DISPLAY TANK COIL 40 160 m TANK COIL 10 30 m BAND SWITCH Temperature Sensor RF CHOKE RF SENSOR ANT RELAY BLOWER SOF...

Page 7: ...comprehensive fault protection systems include circuitry to monitor plate current should the plate current exceed a safe value the amplifier goes to standby mode for 2 minutes screen grid over current...

Page 8: ...NPACKING The DX 1d is packed in a heavy duty package easily sufficient to protect the amplifier during transportation even in case of fairly rough handling The weight of the commercially rated mains t...

Page 9: ...REAR PANEL The following connectors and controls are present on the rear panel 5 1 Power Earth connections A wing nut Earth connection is provided at the rear of DX 1d A good Earth link must be provid...

Page 10: ...A chart of approximate starting settings is given in Table 1 LOAD TUNE Tunes the amplifier output loading A chart of approximate starting settings is given in Table 1 ON OFF Switches the AC power on a...

Page 11: ...ns off at DX 1d power up if the OPR STBY switch on the front panel is left in OPR position The FAULT light will go off when the DX 1d is ready for operation after warm up SWR single LED red A three se...

Page 12: ...the power cable into the power point 7 3 The power cable export version As different countries have different standards for their power connections the DX 1d amplifiers exported from Australia are su...

Page 13: ...0 120 0 110 100 120 0 100 120 0 110 100 120 0 100 120 0 110 100 120 LINK LINK 0 240 LINK 230 220 0 0 240V 230V 220V 0 100 120 0 110 100 120 0 100 120 0 110 100 120 LINK 0 0 200V 120V 200 120 FAN FAN F...

Page 14: ...0A tube 8 2 Mains transformer The transformer is the heart of the amplifier a high performance type designed to reduce the size and weight It is built with a generous reserve of power handling easily...

Page 15: ...e beginning of the word when EBS is activated Screen voltage regulator with adjustable voltage and adjustable current limiting for tube protection Overdrive protection and timer based on detecting gri...

Page 16: ...tions given in Table 1 DX 1d must be powered ON and Ready with the OPR STBY switch in OPR position Start with the transmitter at minimum power in a carrier mode e g RTTY of CW key down Key the transce...

Page 17: ...PLATE and LOAD can be used for final tuning with no need to repeat the preliminary tuning every time Tuning for full power Start with low drive level and the PLATE and LOAD knobs in the known initial...

Page 18: ...e the SWR protection level in DX 1d is adjustable but it is far preferable for you to fix your antenna 10 2 ALC ADJUSTMENT The DX 1d can be operated without any ALC connection However if you wish to u...

Page 19: ...e current drastically minimising the tube dissipation Be aware that at a low power level slightly different tuning is required than is for full power Achieving the best linearity The amplifier must be...

Page 20: ...e and try again If the fuse blows again or if the fuses were not blown in the first place contact your supplier 12 2 Fan not working As soon as you switch the power on you should notice two things abo...

Page 21: ...a major fault Put the amplifier on STBY and the flashing will stop Then switch the power off and contact your supplier 12 7 Sparks Discharges in RF area Very high RF voltages are present in the ampli...

Page 22: ...ch FM Frequency Modulation HF High Frequency LED Light Emitting Diode PEP Peak Envelope Power RF Radio Frequency RTTY Radio Tele Type SSB Single Side Band SSTV Slow Scan Tele Vision SWR Standing Wave...

Page 23: ...e Schematic CONTROL BOARD MODULE See Schematic RF SENSOR 5V FAULT ON AIR O DRIVE Vp Ip Ip Protec READY SW Ig2 Pf Pr SWR Protect RF OUT ANTENNA ANTENNA RELAY QSK Relay 1 2 RF IN TRANSCEIVER TEMPERATURE...

Page 24: ...0pF 6A100 470uF 450V 75k 25R IP 1000pF 6A100 1000pF 6A100 1000pF 1000pF 6A100 330k 330k 330k 6A100 1000pF 6A100 75k 470uF 450V 6A100 6A100 6A100 75k 6A100 470uF 450V 6A100 470uF 450V 6A100 75k 75k 6A1...

Page 25: ...GRN W R GRY PNK BLK W BLK X RED X GRY BLU ORN BLK BLUE X T110 T110 GND GND 300VAC 300VAC 100VAC 100VAC 10VAC1 10VAC1 10VAC2 10VAC2 ALC1 SWR2 SWR1 SWR4 SWR3 ALC2 VIOLET WHITE RED GRN BROWN GRN BRN GRN...

Page 26: ...tStartWiring 1 SOFT START WIRING Standard version 1 1 Monday January 07 2002 Title Size Document Number Rev Date Sheet of 25A Yellow Green NEUTRAL 1 Brown Blue 4 7nF 250V Y2 Cover Interlock MT1 Brown...

Page 27: ...INTERLOCK Brown MT2 Blue MT1 200V Yellow Yellow Green 4 7nF 250Vac Y2 NEUTRAL 1 To LOOM 12V Blue Sof tStartWiring US 1 SOFT START WIRING U S Version A4 1 1 Monday January 07 2002 Title Size Document N...

Page 28: ...C SR PC D SS TPA SC AP SSC LS C5 220uF 25V SWITCH MT2 R8 470k 2W C3 2 2nF NOTE 200V to 240V operation R10 100k D2 1N4007 C4 220uF 25V For 110VAC replace C1 by 3 9k or 4 3k 6W resistor R7 470k 2W R9 1...

Page 29: ...4 RF DECK IN D4 1N4148 50 Rin D2 1N4004 AMP RF OUT TO RF SENSOR D3 1N4148 QSK2DX2 2 QSKv2 DX 2 A4 1 1 Monday January 07 2002 Title Size Document Number Rev Date Sheet of E M T R O N JP1 1 2 R2 1k RF I...

Page 30: ...lified Diagram R9 100 9 Way 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Brown C5 2 2nF V1 GU84B DX 2A EBS PLATE VOLTAGE D3 A106 COAX COAX T1 BALUN R7 37 5 100W Ip C8 1500p SM C9 2 2nF R F D X1 4 RF MODULE Sub Chassis DX 1b DX...

Page 31: ...9 100R R20 5M6 C6 100nF D4 12V U11 PC521 POT3 50K 4 7nF C45 R23 100R C8 10uF 16V 22k R24 22k R25 R66 100K X6 LP2 C15 100uF 50V C16 100nF BR4 WO6 X2 1nF 1KV C18 R50 5K 1K 100R 1 2 3 SW1 X2 U9 PC521 D22...

Page 32: ...2 R19 R20 R23 R24 R25 Q8 D28 D27 1 C23 U10 U9 U8 U6 BR3 1 C54 X3 R69 Q1 C15 R36 U4 D7 C9 R41 D25 C12 POT7 C20 1 C16 U1 C7 X2 X5 D1 RL1 Q7 D4 C36 R32 Q5 Q14 POT3 R50 Q9 D9 U11 Q25 R13 R12 D26 POT1 C1 1...

Page 33: ...33 Control Board Solder Side Track work COPPER LAYER SOLDER SIDE AMPC V 3E...

Page 34: ...tching The output relay Top trace switches first then the RF drive is applied Bottom trace 16 2Linearity V V a 1674mV b 1958mV 21Apr2003 18 36 Fig 5 Sample of linearity curve obtained on a DX 1d at 75...

Page 35: ...desired pre bias current Recommended pre bias currents POT 7 PRE_BIAS DX1b 10 to 30 mA 10 to 30 mV on the voltmeter Clockwise to reduce current DX2 and DX2SP 15 to 40 mA 15 to 40 mV on the voltmeter...

Page 36: ...ADJUSTMENT Adjustment POT4 marked EBS Usually this adjustment is performed on 20m 14 200 MHz but it can be done on any band Transmit into a dummy load or antenna Apply very low input drive With the EB...

Page 37: ...and the screen voltage can be measured This way the current limit of the screen regulator and the ig2 indicator on the front panel can be checked quickly without the need for a special load However th...

Page 38: ...Ip0 BIAS PRE BIAS SWR SCREEN VOLTAGE EBS SENSITIVITY EBS OFF EBS ON SCREEN CURRENT LIMIT PLATE CURRENT PROTECTION SWR1 SWR4 SWR SCREEN VOLTAGE SCREEN CURRENT LIMIT Ip PROTECTION EBS SENSITIVITY EBS OF...

Page 39: ...verse the input and output RF connections connect the transceiver or exciter to the output connect the dummy load to the input of the amplifier Apply 100W drive and adjust RF R for 100W indication Rev...

Page 40: ...res 100mV or less Adjust the trimmer on the output side left hand side in the RF sensor for minimum reading on the yellow red wires Use an RF screwdriver Reverse the 2 RF cables apply power to the out...

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