[time-nuts] RF mixers for oscillator characterization, some questions
Arnold Tibus
Arnold.Tibus at gmx.de
Mon Apr 20 15:14:19 UTC 2009
Hej Magnus,
On Mon, 20 Apr 2009 01:06:57 +0200, Magnus Danielson wrote:
>>
>> Did somebody alredy look inside the metal case of the 10514A?
>You made me remember I needed too....
>> Will it perhaps possible to reconnect the common ground connections
>> such a way that the mentioned loops can be opened?
>Yes. The grounds is separated on the PCB, so it is only on the front
>plate that they actually interconnect when the BNCs screw tight.
>What's inside then?
>Well, there is 4 small torroid cores (as compared to the 10534A which
>has only two cores). It also has 4 diodes (marked as HP 82) and 2 50 Ohm
>resistors.
>The L and R ports have an isolational transformer each, with the 50 Ohm
>resistor loading on the secondary side. A inner transformer then
>follows, with two secondaries, hooked up like expected for a double
>balanced mixer. Essentially this is a double balanced mixer with
>additional isolational transformers and 50 Ohms terminations.
>This does not match the datasheet from MiniCircuit for ZP-10514:
>http://www.minicircuits.com/pdfs/ZP-10514.pdf
>Cheers,
>Magnus
thanks to your response the informations went deeper into very
informative details, so I know what to do.
I will take one of these relay metal cans and have a critical inside look...
For the moment I am fully satisfied,
thank you to everybody,
Arnold
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