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    typical

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    .LUBRICAT10N

    35.

    Generol Lubricotion

    lnstuuctions

    a.

    Several

    factors

    determine the

    frequency

    with

    which

    parts

    in

    the signal generator

    need

    to

    be

    lubricated.

    These

    factors

    are-.

    (1) After

    a

    certain length of

    time,

    most

    lubri-

    cants

    become wax-like

    and

    cake up

    in

    spots

    so

    that

    they

    will not

    give

    the

    proper

    lubrication.

    In these

    c ses,

    the

    old

    lubricant

    should

    be

    cleaned off and

    new.

    lubricant

    applied.

    (2)

    The signal

    generator

    may be operated

    in

    a

    location

    where

    extreme

    temperature

    changes

    occur;

    the

    lubricant

    then

    will

    be

    hard

    because

    of low

    temperatures

    when

    the

    signal

    generator

    is not

    in

    operation

    and

    extremely soft

    or liquid

    when

    the

    signal

    generator

    is

    operating

    and

    the

    temperature

    risos.

    \{here the

    tempera-

    32

    ture

    change

    is great,

    the

    condition

    of

    the

    lubricants

    must

    be

    inspected

    frequently.

    In some

    locations,

    the

    foreign

    materials

    present

    in

    the

    air, such

    as

    dirt,

    sand,

    smoke,

    metal

    filings, or

    g ses,

    may

    enter

    the

    signal generator

    and

    mi-x

    with

    the

    lubricant

    and

    form

    a

    grit,

    or

    decompose

    the

    lubricant.

    If

    grit

    is

    formed,

    it rvill

    act

    as

    an

    abrasive

    and

    cause

    serious

    wear.

    The

    old

    lubricant

    should

    be

    cleaned

    away

    thoroughiy

    with

    solvent

    (SD)

    and

    fresh lubricant

    applied

    frequently.

    Although

    the

    signal

    generator

    is

    protected

    against

    humidity,

    a

    certain amount

    of

    moisture

    may

    enter

    and injure

    the

    moving

    parts.

    tr4oisture

    condensation

    is

    preva-

    Ient

    when

    the temperature

    drops

    quickly

    and the

    relative

    humidity

    is

    high.

    If

    (3)

    (4)

    @

    Y

    =]

    O

    a

    =]

    k

    t

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    of reacrtance

    tube V5,

    R49

    is

    the

    fi'ont

    panel

    control

    which

    sets

    the deviation

    level of the r-f oscillator.

    c.

    Tube

    V9,

    a

    6C4

    triode,

    is r.'onnected

    as a

    calho

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    57.

    l-F

    Attenuotor

    (fig.

    z7)

    tz. A

    simpiifiecl

    scirematic

    ciiaglam

    of

    tire

    i-f

    attenuator

    is shorrn

    in

    figure

    27.

    Any voltage

    supplierl

    b1-

    the

    i-f

    output

    stage

    passes

    through the

    i-f

    attenuator

    before

    reaching

    the

    i-f

    oulput,

    cable.

    The

    attenuator

    is

    made up

    of

    trro switches

    and a

    resistor

    pacl

    rr-hich

    allows

    20-db

    (voltage

    ratio

    of

    10

    to 1) attenuaticn

    steps

    betrveen

    the

    contacts in

    each

    position

    of

    the

    If'

    \{ICROVOLTS

    srvitch.

    The

    purpose

    of

    the

    pad

    and

    srvitch

    54

    is

    to

    atten-

    uate

    the input signal

    and

    provide

    a

    constant

    irlpeclance

    to

    the

    output

    cable.

    The

    pacl

    consists

    of

    resislors

    R76 through

    R83.

    Wren

    the Itr'

    \IICRC\-OLTS

    sii,itch

    is turned

    to

    the

    1.0 YOLT

    position,

    srritch

    S5,

    rr,hich

    is

    operated

    by

    a

    cam on

    54. alloivs

    the direct

    output

    of

    1

    volt from

    the

    i-f

    amplifier

    stage

    to

    be

    supplied

    to

    the

    i-f output

    cable.

    Resistors

    R75 and

    R103 are sq,itched

    into

    the attenuator

    orrtput

    circuit in

    the 1.0

    YOLT

    position

    to

    maintain

    thc

    necessary

    orrtput

    im-

    pedance.

    CR2

    1N21B

    D.

    The

    output

    from

    the

    attenuator

    passs

    thlough

    a sholt

    length of

    coaxia,l

    cable

    to

    jack

    J6

    oa

    the

    front panel,

    and

    then through

    the

    flont

    panel

    tlirough

    a

    cablc

    r.hich

    is

    permanently

    con-

    nected.

    The i-f

    oulput

    cable is

    terminated

    by

    resistor

    R84.

    Looking

    into

    the

    generator,

    a

    25-

    ohm

    output

    impedance

    is

    seen.

    Connection

    is

    nrade

    from

    this

    cable

    by

    means

    of

    ailigat,or

    clips.

    58.

    R-F

    qnd

    l-F

    Output Metering

    Circuits

    tr'igure

    28

    shows,

    in

    a

    simplified

    form,

    the

    metering

    circuit t hich

    me sures

    the

    voltage

    inputs

    to the

    r-f

    and

    i-f

    output attenuators.

    Depending

    on

    rhe position

    of

    OPERATION

    su'itch

    51,

    either

    the r-f or i-f voltage

    is measulcd.

    s,.

    In

    the IF

    position

    of 51,

    a

    portion

    of

    the

    i-f

    attenuator

    inpub voltage

    is

    rectified

    bv

    crystal

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