Model 8340A - Service
Refer to the "Frequency Range and CW Mode Accuracy" Performance
Test for use as a troubleshooting aid.
DIVIDE-BY-2
A
U5 constitutes a 3-stage limiting amplifier. U5 is an ECL triple
line receiver which changes the input to the proper amplitude and
and de level (approximately +3 volts LOW and +4 volts HIGH) for
driving the subsequent divider. U4A is a D-type flip flop which
divides the limiting amplifier output by 2.
INPUT LATCH
B
U9 and UlO are latches which store the divider programming
number. The number is clocked into the latches with LCK4.
DIVIDE-BY-N
C
Ul2 is a 4-bit binary counter which is programmed with the
integer part (3 to 13) of the divide number. It is an ECL device
which is in one of three states at all times : counting down,
loading, or in a hold state. The state of Ul2 is determined by
the status of TP6 LNLOAD [Low N LOAD] and TP5 HSWALLOW (HIGH
SWALLOW input pulse). The input clock is the output of the
DIVIDE-BY-2 (Block
A).
This output is also the clock for Ul4A,B
and U4B. The divider is loaded with the integer portion of the
divide number, and then decrements at each clock pulse until the
count of 2 is reached. At this time, the wire-OR'd bits (TP8)
will be 0 and Ul4B pin 15 will be set up to be clocked LOW on the
following clock pulse. Ul4B pin 15 is LNLOAD, so the counter will
be loaded with the integer divide number synchronously with the
next rising clock edge. This operation repeats every N clock
pulses unless the SWALLOW CONTROL causes HSWALLOW to go HIGH.
Figure 8C-13 shows the operation of the DIVIDE-BY-N without a
HSWALLOW pulse. U4B is a synchrously cleared, asynchronously set
flip-flop, due to its D and S inputs tied together. Its
relationship to TP6 LNLOAD is also shown in Figure 8C-13. The
asynchronous clear is necessary to widen the width of the output
pulse for timing purposes in the SWALLOW CONTROL (Block
D)
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FRACTIONAL DIVIDER
D
The Fractional Divider determines whether or not to cause the
Divide-By-N to ignore an input pulse and divide by N+l. It does
this by controlling the state of HSWALLOW. Ul and U2 are the
actual TTL decade rate multipliers, with U3B and Ql used to
translate the ECL levels to TTL. Each time there is an output
pulse (TP13) from the Divide By N, Ul and U2 may or may not
output a pulse, depending upon what they are programmed to. If
they do output a pulse, it will cause TP7 to go low and then high
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