Parts List Tune Up Info 84048
Parts List Tune Up Info 84048
Parts List Tune Up Info 84048
MARINE RADAR
RA775UA
Technical description that is not described on FCC Form 731 and an
attached instruction book for Type RA775UA.
U3 Front end with X-band NJT1959 RF amplifier, local oscillator and mixer
amplifier
2
V5 Transistor 2SA1154 Switching high voltage
3
1.4 Semiconductor in the chassis of the display unit
4
Symbol No. Description Type Function
D35 IC AC232CFP Video signal processor
5
V20-V21 Transistor 2SC2712 Buffer amplifier
6
V27 Transistor 2SA1162 Switch
7
2. Tune up procedure over the power range or at specific operating power levels. Rule's No. 2.983(d)-(9)
2.1 Transmitter
Pulse radars employ a pulse-excited magnetron as the transmitter tube.
The magnetron used in this radar has a fixed cavity resonator which determines the oscillating
frequency. Accordingly, this radar transmitter has no more frequency-adjust circuitry.
2.2 Receiver
Pulse radars receive the reflected signal from targets, therefor receiving signal has the same frequency
as the transmitter power output. Thus, the radar receiver is tuned to the transmitting frequency. This
radar has a super heterodyne type receiver with a Front-End module. The Front-End module consists
of a GaAs FET low noise amplifier, a double balanced mixer and a FET local oscillator. Tuning of the
receiver is accomplished by controlling the local oscillator frequency. The local oscillator consists of a
FET and a varactor diode. It's oscillating frequency is controlled by the voltage across the varactor
diode. Tuning is made by an automatic tuning circuit controlling the voltage, so that the signal
frequency from the mixer coincide with intermediate frequency of the receiver.