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Combining
Amplifier
IC18A is a combining stage for the main/sub portion of the composite
signal, the stereo pilot, and an optional RDS or SCA subcarrier applied
to the rear-panel
SUBCARRIER INPUT
jack. The front-panel
OUTPUT
LEVEL
control, R13, is in the feedback path of IC18A, affording
adjustment over the composite level delivered to the exciter.
Output Filter
Since all components of the composite output are digitally synthesized
at a 608kHz rate, only a simple filter is required to eliminate the
sampling frequency from the
DAVID-II
output. L2, L1, C31 and C30
form a 4-pole filter with quasi-Butterworth response. This filter is
exceptionally flat to about 100kHz, but effectively attenuates higher-
order digital noise components in the
DAVID-II
output.
Output
Phase and
Equalization
Trimmers
The output amplifier consists of IC18B, IC19A, and transistors Q1 and
Q2. R57 affords variable high frequency tip-up, and R56 varies the
phase response. These two controls can be used together to optimize
stereo separation throughout the transmission system. As adjusted at
the factory, separation is maximized into a resistive load. Using a
precision stereo demodulator, the two pots may be re-tweaked to
compensate for response or phase irregularities in a composite STL or
exciter input circuitry.
POWER SUPPLY
DAVID-II
circuitry operates from a bipolar 9-volt supply. The two
supplies are regulated by linear “three-terminal” IC voltage regulators:
IC2 for the +9-volt supply, IC1 for the –9-volt supply. The power
transformer has dual primary windings which may be switched in
parallel or in series for 115V or 230V mains, respectively.