TX RX Systems 28-13-01F Instruction Manual Download Page 11

14. Terminate the antenna connector with a 50

ohm load. Connect the output of the tracking
generator to the equipment port of one of the
duplexer channels and the spectrum analyzer
input to the equipment port of the remaining
channel as shown in figure 7.

15. Set-up the analyzer / generator to sweep

across the rejection notch frequency of the
channel being tuned. The center of the display
should be set to the desired center frequency
of the rejection notch being adjusted. Set the
vertical scale of the analyzer / generator to 10
dB/div.

Keep in mind that the high frequency channel
has it's rejection notch set to reject the low fre-
quency signal and vice-versa for the rejection
notch of the low frequency channel.

16. Insure that the IFR A-7550 menu's are set as

follows:

DISPLAY - line
MODE - live
FILTER - none
SETUP - 50 ohm/dBm/gen1

17. Set the analyzers attenuation control so that

the 0 dBm level is at the top of the display.

The display will now show most of the rejec-
tion notch. Using the analyzer's attenuation
control adjust the amount of attenuation so
that the "peak" or lowest value on the rejection
notch is displayed.

18. The cavities rejection notches are adjusted

(for maximum rejection) by gently turning the
variable capacitors in the loop plate assem-
blies. Move between filters as needed.

Because of the filters sensitivity to tool con-
tact, an insulated tuning tool must be used to
make the adjustment..

19. Adjust the rejection notch of the remaining

cavities by changing the sweep frequency of
the analyzer / generator to match the new re-
jection notch frequency. The equipment stays
connected as it is.

20. Repeat step 17 and 18 for the remaining

channel (cables and equipment stay con-
nected where they are). 

21. With the tuning completed, reconnect the

equipment cables and antenna feedline. Test
the system for proper operation.

TX RX Systems Inc.                          Manual 7-9177-1                          09/19/97                          Page 8

GENERATE

OUTPUT

ANALYZER

INPUT

dBm

-30

-40

-50

-60

-70

-80

-90

-100

-110

30

0

10

300

dBm

dB  ATT

GEN

dBM

MSEC

KHz  RES

KHz/DIV

50

MHz

50 

Load

Vari-

Notch

Filter

Vari-

Notch

Filter

Vari-

Notch

Filter

Vari-

Notch

Filter

High Frequency Pass Channel

Reject the Low Frequency Channel

Low Frequency Pass Channel

Reject the High Frequency Channel

Figure 7: Equipment setup for fine tuning the rejection notch of each channel.

Summary of Contents for 28-13-01F

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Page 2: ...NY 14006 TELEPHONE 716 549 4700 716 549 4772 24 HRS A MEMBER OF BIRD TECHNOLOGIES GROUP SYSTEMS INC Instruction Manual Vari Notch Duplexers 6 Cavities Copyright 1997 TX RX Systems Inc Version Number...

Page 3: ...r damage caused by lightning or other natural disasters No product will be accepted for re pair or replacement without our prior written approval All Shipping charges on returned products must be prep...

Page 4: ...t which is cut to 1 2 of the other or remaining channels pass frequency This effectively places a relatively large imped ance in parallel with the antenna insuring a good impedance match between the o...

Page 5: ...the an tenna feedline to the duplexer making sure to con nect the correct equipment to the correct port Labels are affixed next to each port port labels to help you make the right connections In addit...

Page 6: ...ncy and the rejec tion notch Adjustment of the coarse and fine tun ing rods will allow the filters passband to be centered at the desired frequency The rejection notch frequency is adjusted by turning...

Page 7: ...ses through the filter All Vari Notch filters should be temporarily re moved from the system and tuned on the bench using test instrumentation only Do not adjust the filters while they are under trans...

Page 8: ...graticule line on the IFR A 7550 s display Refer to figure 4 The resonant frequency is adjusted by using the coarse tuning rod which is a sliding adjustment invar rod that rapidly tunes the response c...

Page 9: ...or access bar rel is omitted and a 10 32 inch screw must then be removed from the loop plate assembly to gain ac cess to the piston trimmer under the plate Checking the rejection notch 1 The rejection...

Page 10: ...ties in the channel The channels passband is that fre quency range over which the return loss is 15 dB or greater 11 Fine tune the passband for the entire channel for maximum return loss by gently adj...

Page 11: ...ttenuation so that the peak or lowest value on the rejection notch is displayed 18 The cavities rejection notches are adjusted for maximum rejection by gently turning the variable capacitors in the lo...

Page 12: ...y the reflected impedance of the Duplexer off resonance transformed by changing cable lengths can cause parasitics to be generated 9 Duplexer transmitter mixing with another outside transmitter produc...

Page 13: ...n can be obtained by cascading isolators if needed However IM of this magnitude indicates the system should be studied for possible revision to reduce the production of this IM 11 Cables such as RG 8a...

Page 14: ...OUT VS INSERTION LOSS The graph below offers a convenient means of determining the insertion loss of filters duplexers multicouplers and related products The graph on the back page will allow you to...

Page 15: ...200 100 50 40 30 20 10 5 0 4 0 3 0 2 0 1 0 0 5 40 20 10 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 0 1 0 0 8 0 6 0 4 0 2 1 1 1 1 15 1 1 2 1 1 25 1 1 3 1 1 4 1 1 5 1 1 6 1 1 8 1 2 0 1 2 5 1 3 0 1 V S W R REFLECTED POWER WATTS FOR...

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