Module I/O Specifications

A17, A26 Step Loop

From A33 Hop Controller

Hop Control

J2(5,8,9)

 

 

Levels:

TTL

 

 

 

Clock Rate:

1

MHz (bursted)

 

 

 

Levels

 

 

Pin 5

5

Vdc

Pin 8

-1.25 Vdc

Pin 9

0

Vdc

 

 

 

Outputs

To A25 Sum Loop Assembly

SUM_LP_PTUNE J2(7)

Level:

-12 Vdc to +12 Vdc

See "A25 Sum Loop", page 12-50, for measurement procedure. To A25 Sum Loop (A26 Step Loop A), To A11 Receiver Mixer (A17 Step Loop B)

STEP_LP_OUT J1(3)

Frequency:

486 - 1015 MHz

 

 

Resolution:

100 kHz

 

 

Level:

3 dB ± 3 dB

 

 

Harmonics:

< -20 dBc

 

 

Spurs (>5 kHz offsets):

< -60 dBc

 

 

Waveshape

sine

 

 

Levels

350 Vrms

 

 

 

1 Vp-p

 

 

Step Loop B(A17) To achieve lowest frequency from available range (to compensate for digital oscilloscope frequency range to measure higher RF frequencies), select 380.8 MHz from RF analyzer page (This uses 495.1 MHz from step loop and 114.3 MHz IF).

Step Loop A(A26) Levels same as Step Loop B, except for set frequency on RF Generator page. To obtain lowest frequency at step loop A, output set to 249.1 MHz.

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Agilent Technologies 8922 manual Hop Control J25,8,9, Steplpout J13

8922 specifications

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