NEC TTS 58AXPJ User manual

NORTHEAST ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
P.O. BOX 649- CONCORD, N.H. 03301
{603) 224-7466
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PHASE JITTER
MEASURING SETS
ISSUE 1
NORTHEAST ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
P.O. BOX 649- CONCORD, N.H. 03301
PRINTED IN USA APR
1970

PROPRIETARY NOTICE
The information contained in this publication is the property
of Northeast Electronics Corporation and may not be reproduced
or used for manufacturing purposes or disclosed to third parties
without the written permission of Northeast Electronics Corpor -
ation.
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NEG warrants all products manufactured or sold by NEG to
be free from defects in materials and workmanship , subject to
the following terms and provisions.
NEG's obligations under this warranty are limited to repair- ·
ing, adjusting, or replacing at our option, with reasonable prompt-
ness, any NEG product which shall with in twelve (12) months after
delivery to the original purchaser, and after normal and proper us-
age, prove to be defective on NEG inspection, provided that the
purchaser shall hav e reasonably inspected products when received
and notified NEG of any apparent defects discovered within fifteen
(15) days of receipt of shipment. NEG shall not be liable for any
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buyer' or any other special or consequential damages susta ined
or expenses incurred by the buye;r by reason of the use or sale
of any defective NEG product.
No products may be returned to NEG except with our written
permission. After receiving NEG factory authorization, material
requiring repair or replacement should be sent prepaid to the fac-
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re d. Material de liv ered by NEG sha ll not be considered defective
if it satisfactorily fulfills the buyer's performance requirements
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TTS 58AXPJ
Model 58BXPJ
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title
GENERAL DESCRIPTION
SPECIFICATIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
MAINTENANCE AND CALIBRATI ON
ELECTRONIC PARTS LIST
SCHEMA TIC DIAGRAMS
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Section 1
SECTION 1
DESCRIPTION
1. 1 GENERAL DESCRIPTION. The
Model 58BXPJ is an accessory unit to be
used in conjunction with the Model 58B
Impulse Counter and Noise Measuring Set .
It mounts in the cover and derives its
power from the Model 58B unit. A power
cord permanently attached to the Model
58BXPJ is stored in the cord compartment .
1. 2 The Model 58BXPJ will me . asure
the peak to peak phase jitter, in degrees
of a 1000Hz signal. The phase jitter is
read on a self-contained meter with a 1°
0
to 100 log scale .
1. 3 Input line connections are made to
the tip-ring-sleeve binding posts or a jack
for a 310 type plug. A DIAL jack and
switchable hold coil are provided for dial-
ing through . Line bridging or 750n ter-
mination is provided . The input is balanced
and DC blocked for lOOV. A set of binding
posts and a jack for a 310 type plug are
provided for connecting the Model 58BXPJ
output circuit to the Model 58B line input
for impulsive phase hit measurement . A
conversion chart from dBrn to degrees for
phase hits is supplied.
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SECTION 2
SPECIFICATIONS
TTS 58AXPJ, Model 58BXPJ and Model
58BXPJR
INPUT SIGNAL LEVEL REQUIREMENTS:
INPUT IMPEDANCE:
INPUT BALANCE:
INPUT DC BLOCKING :
HOLD CIRCUIT:
OPERATING TEST FREQUENCY :
OPERATING TEMPERATURE RANGE:
METER SCALE CALIBRATION:
METER READING ACCURACY:
PHASE HITS OUTPUT:
POWER REQUIREMENTS:
Model TTS 58AXPJ:
Models 58BXPJ and 58BXPJR :
Model TTS 58AXPJ:
Model 58BXPJR:
Model 58BXPJ:
-30 dBm to +10 dBm
Terminated, 750 n +1 Oo/o
Bridging ~ 15Kn.@ lKhz
> 70 dB@ 1Khz
> 90 dB@ 50 Hz
Input blocked for l 00 Vdc
D. C. Resistance approximately 490r2
1000Hz .±_lOo/o
0° <C- 50° C, 32° F - l20°F
0 0
Log Scale, l to 100 peak to peak
.±. 1 Oo/o .±. l 0 of reading
Factory Calibrated for 0. 7V peak in
0 .
12 H2load@ * 50 peak phase shift,
for use with NEC TTS SSA or Model 58B .
US VAC -230 VAC, 50Hz/400Hz
approximately 0 . 4 watts. Appro . xima tely
2. 5 watts total w hen supplying power
to TTS 58A.
+12 Vdc, +SV de derived from Models
58B or 58BR.
TTS 58A Cover Accessory Size:
14" w X 8" H X 4 7/16 .
Weight: 9 pounds
Rack Mounted Unit
Size: 5 7 /32" x 19" Rack Panel 6" D
Weight : 7 pounds
Model 58B Cover Accessory
Size: 14 t W x 9 3/8" H x 4" D
Weight: 8. 5 pounds
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IMPULSE SENSITIVITY (D&RN)
I-PATCH O UTPUT OF 58BXPJ
TO 586 liNE INPUT
2- SET 588 IMPEDANCE TO
600n &RDG
3- SET 588 NETWORK SWITCH
TO EXT
4- SET DESIRED IMPULSE
SENSITIVITY
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Section 3
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
3. 1
FRONT PANEL CONTROLS (Refer to Fig . 3-1).
Name of Control
1. FUNCTION
2 . BRDG -TERM
3 . HOLD-NO HOLD
4 . MEAS . NOISE-MEAS . PHASE
5 . ADJUST FOR MINIMUM/READ
(SWITCH)
6 . ADJUST FOR MINIMUM
(CONTROL)
7 . POWER- ON- OFF
8.
Function
Switches the TIP -RING input line
terminals to the DIAL jack or to
the set input \2~1ance transformer.
Provides for bridging or termina-
ing a circu i t .
Provides for connecting a hold coil
across the TIP-RING terminals of
the incoming line
Switches the TIP -RING input line
terminals to the input circuit of the
phase jitter set or to the OUTPUT
TIP-RING termbals when in the
MEAS-NOISE position
Selects a faster time constant for locking
on frequency _ when in the ADJUST FOR MIN.
position .
Provides the means for frequency
locking the phase jitter set to the
test signal frequency .
Power Switch
Jacks are provided for 310 plugs
for the LINE , DIAL and OUTPUT
circuits In addition binding posts
are provided . for the LINE and OUT-
PUT circuits
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TTS 58AXPJ
Model 58BXPJ
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SECTION 3
OPERATION
a. Model58BXPJ: Open compartment
door and pull out power cord perma-
nently attached to Model 58BXPJ .
b .
Model 58BXPJR : Connect and
secure connector end of cable to the
Model 58BXPJR receptical located
on rear . (Cable is supplied with the
Model 58BXPJR) .
c. .TTS 58AXPJ : Connect AC power
cord to commercial power outlet.
IMPORTANT
Internal 115/230 V ac sel-
ector switch is set to 115 V
ac at factory. For 230 V
ac operation, set must be
removed from case and
slide switch activated to
desir ed position.
d . Model 58BXPJ, Model 58BXPJR:
Insert 310 plug on other end of cable
into 58B jack designated 58BXPJ
power. In the case of the Model
58BR, the power jack is available
on . rear of set as well as on front
panel .
e. Turn power switch on .
TTS 58AXPJ: If used with TTS58A
Impuls e Counter, patch between 310
jack designated TTS 58A power
located on TTS 58AXPJ front panel
to TTS 58A 310 POWER jack desig-
nated -48V POWER . Negative
voltage appears on the tip and sleeve
is ground in all cases . This feature
provides for operating the TTS 58A
off commercial power if desired .
f .
Apply power to the TTS 58A.
Model 58B or Model 58BR .
(See Model 58B, Model 58BR or
TTS 58A operating instructions.)
3. 3 Connect the external line to b e tested
to the 310 LINE jack or to the TIP -RING-
SLEEVE binding post of the phase measuring
set.
3. 4 If the connection is to be dialed:
a. Connect a dial or tepephone
3.5
set to the 310 jack designated DIAL .
b. Place FUNCTION switch to DIAL
position . (This transfers the LI NE
terminals to the DIAL jack) .
c. Activate toggle switches for
desired functions i.e. TERM, HOLD,
MEAS. PHASE.
d . Dial the desired number .
e
When line connection has been
established, place FUNCTION
switch to TEST (1000Hz) position .
NOTE :
Test frequency dialed .
must be 1000H z ±10% .
f. The dial may now be remov ed .
The internal hold circuit will main-
tain the connection .
TO MEASURE PHASE JITTER
a. With . the switch in the READ
position, slowly rotate the control
R30, (located near the meter) over
it
1 s
entire range until frequency
lock is indicated and then carefully
adjust for minimum reading. Read
phase jitter in peak to peak degrees
directly on meter .
NOTE:
Frequency lock is indicated
when meter reads on scale .
If unable to adjust for frequency
loc k, follow steps (b) and (c).
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FOR MINIMUM position, slowlv
adjust control for minimum meter
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c . Place switch in the READ position
and readjust for minimum reading· ~
Read phase jitter in peak to peak
degrees directly on meter .
3 . 6
TO MEASURE PHASE SHIFT DUE
TO IMPULSE.
a . Patch cord between phase mea-
suring set TIP-RING binding posts
or jack for 310 plug designated
OUTPUT and the LINE input of the
IMPULSE COUNTER (58B, 58BR,
TTS 58A, etc.)
Section 3
c. Set Model58B front panel controls
as follows:
1. Turnbutton switch to MEAS.
position.
2. Depress pushbuttons for
600r.l BRDG and BAL XFMR.
3. NETWORK switch set to
EXT . position.
4. Set BLANKING INTER VAL
for desired count rate, between
4 pps to 100 pps.
5. Set SELECTOR switch to
Channel A .
6 .
Set MIN . . LEVEL control
(IMPULSE NOISE) and INCRE-
MENT control to sensitivity
corresponding to desired span
of degrees to be measured.
(See Table 3-2)
b. TTS 58A: Set front panel controls
as follows:
3 . 7 Adjust for minimum reading as
outlined in paragraph 3. 5 a . and b . above .
1 .
INPUT switch set to 60.0 r.l
2. Place BRDG- TERM switch
to BRDG position .
3;
WTG switch set to EXT
position
4. Connect strap bE;)tween IN
and OUT binding posts
5. Set channels A, B, and C
sensitivity controls and main
sensitivity control to cover
desired span of degrees to be
measured. (See Table 3-1)
TABLE 3-1
Main Sens. Control Channel Sens. Controls
70
70
70
Min. Level
(Impulse Noise dBrn)
70
70
70
70
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B
A
10
6
0
TABLE 3-2
Increment
Thresh. Level
12
8
4
0
NOTE :
Peak to peak phase jitter
reading on meter must be
below the span of interest .
when making phase hits
measurements.
Channel Sens .
Corresponding
Phase Hits
80 dBrn
76 dBrn
70 dBrn
Channel
Sens .
D
-82 dBrn
C-78 dBrn
B-74 dBrn
A-70 dBrn
Corresponding
Phase Hits
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0
12.5
0
80
5
0
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Model 58BXPJ
3.8
3. 9
a. Set IMPULSE COUNTER TIMER
to desired time in minutes.
b . On the Model 58B, immediately
and momentarily depress the COUNT/
RESET key switch to RESET position.
For the TTS 58A, reset all three
mechanical counters. This resets
all counters to 0 and establishes the
start of the test.
a. At the end of test, when timer
has returned to 0, record individual
readings accumulated on mechanical
counters on TTS 58A . For example:
(See Table 3-3) Readings indicate
that 122 phase hits due to impulse
noise exceeded 5° phase shift but
were less than 10°. 50 phase hits
0 0
exceeded 10 but were less than 16
2 phase hits were greater thah 16°.
TABLE 3-3
Main Sens. Control
Channel
Sens. Controls
70
70
70
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B
A
10
6
0
TABLE 3-4
b. InthecaseoftheModel58B, set
SELECTOR switch to each channel
and record individual readings
For example: (See Table 3-4).
Rea4ing 9 indicate a total of 112 hits
due to imp}llse noise and resulted in
phase shifts equal to or greater than
0 . .
5 ; 82 of these were equal to or
0
greater than 8 ; 2J were equal to or
greater than 12. 5 and 6 were equal
0
to or greater than 20 ,
c. To by-pass phase measuring set
to measure IMPULSE NOISE or
CIRCUIT NOISE with 58B or TTS 58A,
place MEAS NOISE/MEAS PHASE
toggle switch in MEAS NOISE position.
This connects the external line
directly to the IMPULSE COUNTER
LINE input.
Cha . Sens. Readings
Cor res .
(Phase Hits)
Phase Hits
80 dBrn
2
16°
76 dBrn
50
10°
0
70 dBrn
122 5
Min. Level
Impulse Noise
In~ t ~ment
Channel
Readings
Corres.
3-4
70
70
70
70
Thresh,
12
8
4
0
Level
Sens.
D-82 dBrn
C-78 dBrn
B-74 dBrn
A.-70 dBrn
(Phase Hits)
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25
82
112
Phase Hits
0
20
0
12. 5
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SECTION 4
CIRCUIT DESCRIPTION
4. l The 1kHz signal connected to the
input is ac coupled by transformer T -1 .
The secondary is connected to a low-pass
filter and the input signal subsequently
applied to the AMP-LIMITER (Ul, Ql and
QZ).
4. 2 The waveform at the output of the
AMP-LIMITER is a rectangular pulse and
is applied to a divide by two, (t UZ) . The
complimentary outputs of the divide by two
are connected to two separate phase shift
detectors.
4 .xJc _ A local oscillator y ith a frequency
rw:ce that of the incoming input signal is
connected to a divide by two, (tUZ) with it's
complimentary outputs, in turn, applied to
two other divide by two intergrated circuits
(U3) .
4 . 4
One half of U3 provides a signal in
quadrature with the input signal to the phase
d~tector enclosed in the lock loop. The out-
put signal is averaged, filtered, amplified
=:::::::::: and the resulting sign:al used to control the
local voltage controlled o_ scillator. The
response of the lock loop is essentially
speeded up when switch S-7 is in the ADJ.
FOR MINIMUM position. This fast response
facilitates locking the local oscillator to the
input signal frequency .
4. 5 With switch S-7 in the READ position,
the lock loop response is slow enough to
allow measurement of phase jitter with low
modulation frequencies. Typically as low
as 10Hz.
4 . 6 The other half of U3 is connected to the
other phase detector . The width of the
rectangular pulse appearing at the outpu ·t of
this phase detector varies with the phase shift
of the incoming signal. This pulse is applied
to a circuit which converts the pulse width
variations to peak amplitude variations
(QlO and Qll). waveshape appearing at the
output of the pulse width to amplitude modu-
lation converter is sawtooth in nature and is
applied to a buffer circuit Ql3 providing an
output signal for phase hits detection.
4 . 7 This same sawtooth is also applied
to a peak detector (tU6), with the resulting
output de. component appli _ ed to the D. C .
Log converter, ( tu6, Q6 and Q7). The
de output of the log converter is applied to
a de amplifier (U7), driving the meter .
4.8 ThetransistorsQ8, Q9, Ql6, andQl7
constitute a phase correction detector circuit
providing for the correct polarity at the output
ofthe PHASE DETECTOR CIRCUIT (tU4) .
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SECTION 5
MAINTENANCE AND CALIBRATION
5 . 1 MAINTENANCE . The schematics
block diagram and printed circuit board
diagrams identify circuit components.
Waveforms and voltages appear on the
schematic diag · rams. Components are
identified by letter symbols according to
the following convention:
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of a
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capaCitor
CR
diode
E printed circuit board
J
jack or connector
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inductor
Q
transistor
R
resistor
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T
transformer
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intergrated circuit
MALFUNCTIONS. In the event
malfunction ensure that:
a) . The power cord is properly
connected to available power.
b) . All external line plugs are
properly wired and inserted in the
correct jacks.
c). All switche and controls are
set in accordance with the OPERA- '
TION sect~on of this manual.
d). The test being performed is
within the specifications limit of the
instrument.
5 . 3 When it has been determined that
a malfunction does ex ist, proceed as follows:
a) . Switch off power to the set and
remove power cord.
b). If TTS 58AXPJ, remove (11)
6-32 screws and carefully withdraw
entire set from cover .
c). If Model 58BXPJ; remove (4)
6-32 screws securing main front panel.
Carefully withdraw set from cover.
d) . Re-connect power cord and
switch on pow e r when needed .
e). Use the following table on page 5-2
as a guide for localizing problem area.
5. 4 CALIBRATION; If calibration is
found to be necessary, it is recommended
that customer return the set to the factory
for recalibration .
NOTE
Replacement of the intergrated
circuits U6 or U8 would require
factory r e calibration .
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Model 58BXPJ
TROUBLESHOOTING TABLE
SYMPTOM
1). Meter remains at mechanical zero
setting when power is applied. (Pilot Lamp
is on in TTS 58AXPJ)
2). If TTS 58AXPJ; Pilot Lamp does not
light when power is applied.
3) . Unable to get meter to read on scale .
(Indicates > 100°)
4). Unable to get meter to read on scale.
Indicates<< 1° with no input signal.
5). No signal at output of . PHASE HITS
terminals .
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PROBABLE CAUSE
Power Supply failure. Check power supply
voltages for +5VDC and +12 VDC . Check
CR-5 . If TTS 58AXPJ; check T-2, CR-106
Ul01
1
andU102, checkQlOl andQ102.
Power Supply failure. Check fuse F-1,
power switch, S-3 and 115/230 VAC selector
switch S-6.
Loss of test signal or local osc. failure.
Use. oscilloscope to observe waveforms at
indicated points outlined in Fig. 5-1 in
order to localize problem area . Logic
waveforms indicated are for properly
operating set.
<::;heck transistor circuits associated with
U8 and U9. Follow same procedure as out-
lined in 3 above.
Check Ql3 and associated circuitry .
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2) PHASE JITTER OF TEST FREQUENCY= 0°
Section 5
3) PHASE JITTER SET ADJUSTED ' FO'R MINIMUM READING (METER
SHOULD READ <<I%)
U2, PIN I
U2 PIN 12
U4 PIN 9,2
U2 PIN 13
U4 PIN 13,4
U2 PIN 5
U2 PIN 9
U3 PIN I
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U4PIN3 . •
U3 PIN 13 -1
U4 PIN 5
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U2 PIN 8
U 3 PIN 5
U3 PIN 9
U4PINIO
U3 PIN 8
U4 PIN I
U4 PIN 8
U4 PIN 6
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L_ 500Hz
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ELECTRONIC PARTS LIST
6 . 1 INTRODUCTION. The following pages
contain the parts list for the TTS 58AXPJ and
Model 58BXPJ.
6. 2 FSCM Code Numbers. This is the Federal
Supply Code of Manufacturers as issued October
1969. A list of codes and their respective manu-
facturers is given on page 6-2 .
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Code No.
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01121
01295
02567
05397
06486
06555
12065
12954
13606
15873
17117
17538
17803
22650
44655
49671
71450
71590
71744
72765
75915
80223
80368
82389
84432
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TTS 58AXPJ
Model 58BXPJ
LIST OF MANUFACTURERS
Manufacturer
Allen-Bradley, Milwaukee, Wis. 53204
Te xas Instruments Inc. Semiconductor Div., Dallas, Tex . 75231
International Electronic Industries, Nashville, Tenn . 37204
Union Carbide, "Kemet", N . Y . , N. Y . 10017
IRC Division of TRW, Lvnn, Mass. 01905
Beede Electrical Instrument Co. Penacook, N.H . 03301
Transitron Electric Corp., Boston, Mass. 02128
Dickson Electronics Corp., Scottsdale, Ariz. 85252
Sprague Electric Cp., Concord, N . H. 03301
Motorola Inc. , Arcade, . N. J. 14009
Electronic Moulding Corp. , Pawtucket, RI. . 02860
Pr ecision Electronics, Mansfield, Mass. 02050
Fairchild, Semiconductor Div . , Mountain View, Calif. 94041
Whale Electronics, . Nashville, Tenn. 37204
Ohmite Mfg. Co., Skokie, Ill. 60076
RCA Corp . , N.Y., N. Y. 10020
CTS Corp. , Elkhart, Ind. 46514
Centralab, Milwaukee, Wis. 53201
Chicago Miniture Lamp, Chicago, Ill. 60640
Drake Manfacturing, Hawood Heights, Ill. 60656
Littelfuse Inc. , Des Planes, Ill. 60016
United Transformer Co . , N. Y.,N. Y. 10013
Sylvania Electric Inc. , N.Y. , N . Y. 10017
Switchcraft Inc. , Chicago, Ill . 60630
Newton Engineering, Newton, Mass. 02161
Tel&:Labs Inc . , Manchester, N.H. 03102
PD &:E Assoc., Waltham, Mass. , ( No FSCM code number listed)
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MAIN ASSEMBLY
Description
Manufacturer
(FSCM Code#)
Transformer, input
80223
Transformer , power 175 38
Hold coil
86632
S:
71590
S:
09353
S: 09353
S: 09353
S: 82389
S: 09353
Jack 82389
Binding post 17117
Binding post
17117
Jack
82389
Binding post 17117
Binding post 17117
Jack
82389
AC receptacle
82389
Fuse 1/10A
S1o-B1ow 75915
Pilot light (neon)
72765
Meter 06555
R: 383n tw 1 o/o
06486
Pot . 250K 30o/o 71450
C: 300t.J.F 3V
02567
C: 2 . 2 t.J.F 100V
22650
Neon Lamp
71744
Section 6
Part
Number
A-20 or GR-815
NEC-2
TN1274
PA -1002
7101
7201
7401
46206LF
7101
Ll2B
5595-175-2
5595 - 175-0
L12B
5595 - 175-2
5595-175-0
L12B
AC3G
MDL 1/10
HR118T-603
Model 204
CECT.O
5VA-45
APD081
51-6838
NE-2
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Section 6
Ref
Desig.
R101
R102
R103
R104
R105
Rl06
R107
Rl08
R109
RllO
R111
Rll2
Rll3
Rll4,Rll5
Cl01,C102
C103
Cl04
C105
C106
Cl07
C108
CR101, CR102
CR103
CR104, CR105
CR106
Q101, Q102
U101, U102
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TTS 58AXPJ
Model 58BXPJ
Printed Circuit Board E - 14-038 53-008
Description
R: lOOn 3W
R: I SOOn tW +10o/o
R: 470n tW +lOo/o
R : 4. 53K 1/Bw +1o/o
R : zzoon iw .±l Oo/o
Pot., 2K
R: 5 . 49K l/8W +lo/o
R: 250n 2watt
R: 2ooon 1/8W .±lo/o
Pot: 2K
R: 9 . 09 K1/8W +1 o/o
R : 1soon iw +10o/o
R : 4 ?On tW +lOo/o
R: 2 . 49K 1/SW .±1o/o
C: 250f.LF 50V
C: 0 . 005f.LF 50V
C: 200 pF 1KV
C: 250f.LF 50V
C: 0. 005f.LF 50V
C: 200pF 1KV
C: lOOf.LF 20V
Diode
Diode , zener, 6 . 2 V .±5o/o
Diode
Diode
, package
Transistor NPN
Intergrated circuit
Manufacturer
(FSCM Code#)
13606
01121
01121
06486
01121
71450
06486
13606
06486
71450
06486
01121
01121.
06486
13606
71590
71590
13606
71590
71590
02567
12065
12954
12065
PD&E
49671
01295
Part
Number
242E1015
CB
CB
CEATO
CB
UPE200RE1
CEATO
24 . 0E251J
CEATO
UPE200RE1
CEATO
CB
CB
CEATO
39D257G050HE4
CK-502
DD-201
39D257G050HE4
CK-502
DD -201
APD-095
1N4148
1N823
1N4148
NSS3058A
2N2102
SN72709
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TTS 58AXPJ
Model 58BXPJ
CIOS
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0
en
c 101
c 102
CI05
Figure 6-1 Component Location E-14-038-53-008
Section 6
6-5