The tuning of the frequency contour of the input circuit and subsequent circuits tuned upon reception of signals by different carrier frequencies can be electronically performed using a varicap or ferrovarometer.
Adjustment by ferrovariometers.
Electrical circuit diagram of the input circuit when setting up a ferrovarometer has the following form:
Figure 8.9.
- capacitor carrying out external capacitance with the antenna;
- contour parameters;
- coupling capacitor with the first cascade;
- control coil of the ferrovarometer;
- the source controlling the ferrovarometer;
- divider that provides the specified control current.
The setting of ferrovarometers has significant drawbacks:
- a relatively large power required to change the inductance;
- large temperature instability of the magnetic permeability of ferrite;
- ambiguity settings due to hysteresis;
- inertia in the process of establishing inductance;
- low quality factor.
Therefore, the varicap setting is used more often.
Varicapes setting.
The schematic diagram of a single-circuit input circuit with electronic rearrangement has the following form:
Figure 8.10.
- external capacitance with the antenna;
- additional capacity, together with the nominal capacity of the varicap providing the permissible maximum capacity of the circuit;
- loop inductance;
- blocking capacitor, eliminating the influence of the control source circuit parameters on the quality factor of the circuit;
- the source controlling the change in the capacity of varicap.
- coupling coil, providing transformer coupling with the input of the first cascade.
Figure 8.11.
Advantages of varicapal adjustment;
- high speed adjustment;
- lack of mechanical contacts in the circuit;
- high resistance to climatic and mechanical stress;
- ease of implementation of remote control settings;
- low cost element adjustment;
- ease of implementation of the necessary law of changing the frequency settings when moving the knob.
Disadvantages:
- non-linear effects accompanying signal reception, since addiction nonlinear;
- the instability of the characteristics of the input circuit, due to the regeneration of the signal.
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Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals
Terms: Devices for the reception and processing of radio signals, Transmission, reception and processing of signals