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Model 8340A - service
When the processor is ready for the next sweep, it lets HSP go
HIGH. This causes LOW ENABLE RESET AMP 2 to go LOW. This forces
LRESET HIGH and LSPLD LOW, and the sweep proceeds.
At a bandcrossing, the A57 Marker/Bandcross board pulls down LBX,
which is coupled to HSP at U33C. This enables LOW ENABLE RESET
AMP 2, and LSPLD HIGH and LHLD LOW. This causes the ramp to
pause, but since LRSP is not pulled down by the processor, Marker
Ramp does not reset. When the new information is written to the
Reset Register (Block
B),
its strobe, WRDAC, causes the output of
the Reset Control Logic (Block
S)
to go LOW which in turn forces
the output of U6 (Block
L)
to ground.
During the re-phase-lock routine, the instrument processor lets
LBX go HIGH. Then when it is ready for the next portion of the
sweep, it releases HSP. This pulls LOW ENABLE RESET AMP 2 HIGH
which ultimately releases the output of U6. It also makes LHLD go
�IGH and LSPLD go LOW, and the sweep continues.
U33A and U33D are connected as an R/S flip-flop. As long as only
one of its inputs (U33A pin 1, U33D pin 12) is LOW at any given
. time, its outputs (U33A pin 3, U33D pin 11) will be the opposite
TTL level. That is, if one is HIGH, the other will be LOW, and
vice v�rsa. It would seem that U32D, which is used as an
inverter, could be eliminated by connecting U33A pin 3 to U32D
pin 2. However, when the instrument is in the CW or MANAL mode,
LBX and HSP are HIGH while LRSP is LOW. This causes both outputs
of the flip-flop to be HIGH. Hence the need for U32D.
Current Shunt
Q
When the voltage at the non-inverting input of U35B is a TTL
logic LOW, <1.4 volts, the output of U35B pulls to -10 volts.
This shunts the current coming through Q5, in the virtual Ground
Amplifier (Block
J),
through CR3 and back biases CR2 so that C30
cannot discharge. When the input to U35B is a logic HIGH, its
open collector output is pulled to +5 volts by RS. This reverse
biases CR3 so that no current is diverted away from C30.
Reset Amplifier
1
R
When the inverting input of U35A, LRESET, is a TTL logic LOW, the
output of U35A is pulled to +20 volts by R36. This reverse biases
CRl allowing Q6 to turn on through R34. This closes the reset
loop shown in Figure 80-19. Since the non-inverting input of Ul4
is connected to ground, the loop forces the inverting input of
Ul4 to also be at ground. This ensures that Marker Ramp is at
zero volts at the start of a sweep.
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