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(Continued from page 189)<br />
correct and incorrect delay adjustments.<br />
It is apparent that an<br />
error in Y vs Q delay of .05 secs<br />
(the FCC tolerance) is readily<br />
observed. For I vs Y delay, errors<br />
of .02 secs can easily be detected.<br />
This sensitivity can be matched<br />
by the direct measurement methods<br />
only with a great deal of care.<br />
Decoder Application<br />
The unibar generator encoded<br />
signal with correctly- adjusted delays<br />
is an ideal calibration standard<br />
for receiver delay adjustment<br />
since its self- proving f eat u r e<br />
makes it completely trustworthy.<br />
An adequately sensitive indication<br />
can be obtained by examination<br />
of the picture monitor display for<br />
symmetry of appearance of the<br />
edges of the bar. A more precise<br />
determination might be accomplished<br />
by a special test matrix<br />
of Y, I and Q decoded signals in<br />
opposed -polarity pairs to facilitate<br />
oscilloscope waveform examination<br />
of the residual edge transients<br />
for symmetry.<br />
Optical Radar<br />
(Continued from page 111)<br />
than 360/30 or 12 sides to the<br />
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and a maximum scan angle of 30'<br />
are used. Hence, the mirror turns<br />
through 15° for a single full scan.<br />
Since there is 90° between facets,<br />
there is a dead time of 90 -15/90 =<br />
83.3 %.<br />
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same time scale as real radar<br />
10.8µs /mi. with say, a maximum<br />
scan angle at ì,m, the parameters<br />
would have to be arranged as<br />
i ollows :<br />
1.0 T = time in microseconds.<br />
\I = maximum range in miles.<br />
>ins = maximum scan angle.<br />
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Tele -Tech & ELECTRONIC INDUSTRIES June 1956