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Amplifier Design<br />
(Continued from page 154)<br />
For frequencies, above 23 Mc, 3rd<br />
order distortion was to be 32 db<br />
down at rated output; improving<br />
db for db to 8 db below rated output;<br />
and staying 40 db down for<br />
lower levels of output. These design<br />
objectives have been met.<br />
moo<br />
New SOLAR Step -Cap<br />
lead -thru capacitors<br />
speed assembly<br />
and cut costs<br />
Cupped ends are<br />
silvered, for direct<br />
soldering.<br />
Part numbers<br />
and /or coding<br />
furnished on<br />
request.<br />
SOLAR MANUFACTURING CORP.<br />
New York, N.Y .<br />
SALES OFFICES: 46th & Seville, Los Angeles 58. Calif.<br />
4000 W. North Ave., Chicago 39, III.<br />
These units are the low- priced answer to lead -thru<br />
wiring. Soldering is direct to silver in each end.<br />
The ends are cupped, and serve as solder retainers,<br />
keeping solder from bridging the insulating gaps.<br />
Since center terminals are eliminated, the price<br />
is reduced.<br />
Fast handling and mounting. The simple contour<br />
of Step -Caps permits their use in automatic parts<br />
feeders. Units won't tilt when mounted because each<br />
is self- centering. A "step- type" shoulder holds<br />
each unit at the proper distance above ground,<br />
and makes jigging unnecessary. Silver is bonded<br />
homogeneously to the ceramic body to permit quick<br />
soldering to chassis in multiple units.<br />
Less space needed. The shoulder construction<br />
eliminates the need for eyelets. Hence these units<br />
can be mounted much closer together, leaving<br />
more room available on the chassis.<br />
Immediate deliveries in unlimited quantities.<br />
SOLAR lead -thru Step -Caps are furnished in<br />
capacity ranges from 3 to 275 mmf @ ±10% and<br />
±20% tolerances; from 276 to 1000 mmf @ GMV.<br />
Units are rated at 600 VDCW. Mounting hole: .193 ".<br />
Can be supplied with center lead as a feed -thru type.<br />
Write for samples and details, or send us your<br />
requirements.<br />
"QUALITY ALWAYS"<br />
CERAMIC CAPACITORS PRINTED NETWORKS PIEZO CERAMICS<br />
Automatic Tuning Facilities<br />
The band spreading inherently<br />
afforded by the tank circuit,<br />
coupled with the precision of the<br />
vacuum variable capacitors and<br />
the circuit stability, make it easily<br />
adaptable to automatic tuning.<br />
Production amplifiers will include<br />
servo -motor drives for each of the<br />
amplifier tuning controls with an<br />
overriding clutch permitting manual<br />
adjustment of the controls in<br />
initial tune -up and in emergenoies.<br />
<strong>Com</strong>patibility with the automatic<br />
tuning facilities of the driving<br />
transmitter is obtained by essentially<br />
duplicating its servo<br />
control panel for use in the linear<br />
amplifier and interconnecting so<br />
that the driver and the amplifier<br />
can be controlled together from<br />
the amplifier location or remotely.<br />
The servo -amplifier panel will<br />
be housed in a 2 ft. wide cabinet.<br />
normally installed between the r -f<br />
and rectifier cubicles as shown in<br />
Fig. 4. The narrow cabinet also<br />
houses air ducting which permits<br />
entry and exhaust of cooling air<br />
either above or below the cabinet.<br />
The air system is of a high velocity,<br />
low volume type with capacity<br />
permitting operation on 50 cps<br />
power at altitudes up to 8000 ft.<br />
Conclusions<br />
Ingenious use of modern components<br />
has resulted in desirable<br />
simplification, reduction in size,<br />
and high performance in a high<br />
power linear amplifier for single<br />
sideband communications applications.<br />
These improvements have,<br />
in addition, made possible an appreciable<br />
reduction in the cost of<br />
improving and extending existing<br />
communications facilities. It is<br />
believed that further efforts in<br />
these directions are necessary to<br />
maintain the standards of reliability<br />
previously established by<br />
military and commercial high frequency<br />
fixed stations.<br />
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For product information, use inquiry card 011 pages 209 -210<br />
Tele -Tech & ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES June 1956