Kth - sdr - kit
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6/13/2010 KTH - SDR - KIT Page 29<br />
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If all the voltages are correct, then continue assembling the remaining parts. Don’t forget to install choke L2!<br />
You don’t have to install C1, because this is for impedance matching to 50Ω only.<br />
Take care of the position of TR1. The pin numbers of TR1 are not correctly written on the PCB. Pin 1 and 3<br />
are changed even as pin 4 and 6. The white dot on TR1 is at pin 1 and is facing to the LT5517.<br />
Install a short RG174 coax cable on the back side of the board, between J2 and C10. See figure 2.5-4<br />
Figure 2.5-4 Components on back side I & Q demodulator.<br />
To adjust the amplification of the op-amps IC2, you can install two 10-turn trimpots P1 and P2 in stead of<br />
the fix resistors R12 and R13. It is now possible to set the amplification for an optimal result compared to<br />
your soundcard or to influence the total gain of the receiver from antenna to soundcard.<br />
You can skip the trimpots and install the fix resistors R12 and R13 if you wish. This setting is good for most<br />
of the standard on board sound chips.<br />
If you decide to use the trimpots, then you have to use an oscilloscope or RMS meter to adjust the I and Q<br />
output exact to the same level. An other possibility is to adjust both trimpots to a desired value by means of<br />
an ohm meter.<br />
Install the SMB connectors on both sides of the board, see figure 2.5-3 and 2.5-4.<br />
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Instruction manual KH-SDR wideband receiver Kit No-1021. All rights reserved KTH-SDR-KIT. Software design by PA0RWE.