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Co nstructio n
The SIMRAD EN Navigation Sounder comprises as follows:
- splash-
proof cabinet which houses the transmitter-receiver
, 2.2 TVG RECEIVER printed circuit board 514-
171
the power unit and the dry-
paper recorder unit
The signals from the
in/outtranstormer are
applied to the
transducer in steeltank
TRANSMITTER PULSE SUPPRESSOR 0501
, a field-effect
watertight junction box for transducer cable extension
transistor (FET) which
suppr~sses the receiver signals arriv-
and
, "
ing after the transmitter
pulse. A total suppression of the
if required, selector for the combinations one cabinet/two
transmitter pulse itself is not
possible but signals following
transducers
, two cabinets/two transducers or two cabinets/immediately after are suppressed
, such as ringing signals and
one transducer.
reverberation. Thus a distinctive transmitter-
pulse mark is
obtained on the recording paper
, allowing bottom registrat-
ion at shallow waters.
SUPPR ESSO R 0501
is controlled by
0511
, a gate controlled by the
BOTTOM DETECTOR via
pin P501-
3. The signals are amplified in receiver preamplifier
(I NPUT AMPL.) 0502-
504 and applied to the timevariable
gain amplifier (TVG-AMPL.) 0505-
508. The amplification
is governed by a control voitage supplied to the VDR
resis-
tors by theTVG-VOL TAGE GENERATOR 0514-
516.
P874E,
1. INTRODUCTION
General
This publication is intended for the
service engineers and
contains a circuit description
, service instruction, list of
electrical parts
detaiJed circuit diagrams and mechanical
parts drawings; With the equipment is included-one copy
each of the Operator
s Manual:P872E and the Installation
ManualP873E.
Technical'
Data
Refer to the Operator
s Manual and/or the Installation
Manual. "
Two types of transducers are recommended:
- 20x20o(10x10cm radiating
face) type65H or
- 20x
100 (1 Ox20 cm radiating face)
type 65J
If connected to the SIMRAD IC Depth Indicator, the
20x 1 00
transducer is util ized.
SI M RADEN is delivered with scale in metres
(O~50/o.500)
or in fathoms (0.30/0 -
300).
For details regarding 110/220V ac mains wiring, refer to the
nstallation Manual.
2. BLOCK DIAGRAl'vl AI"JAL
YSIS
equivalent to that of the transmitter pulse. This output is
applied to terminal P701-
3 of the BOTTOM DETECTO
pcb and to terminal E 101-
11 'of the terminal board (denoted
TRIGGER OUT). The output'
at terminal E101-
9 may be
, employed
fortrigging: an external transmitter.
When no such
external equipment
is' used, the output is returned to the
transmitter pcb via a
: strap ana applied to the
various trans-
mitter stages: oscillator gate: (0408),
oscillator (0407), driver
(0403-
406) and output amplifier '
(0401-
402). Final output
signals for the transducer
are obtained from the in/out trans-
formerT401 through terminals E101-
, - , -
4. Returning
echo signals are brought to
the receiver terminals E101-
and E1 01-
8. The strap across these terminals must be remo-
ved when external transmitter is
used (connected to terminal
E101-
8).
The voltage generator is controlled by the TVG
MUL TIVI-
BRATOR 0512-
513, which is triggered from the BOTTOM
DETECTOR via pinP501'-7. Switch S501 selects between
a TVG function suitable for navigation purposes
, and another
intended for fishfinding. SIM
RAD EN uses the navigation
function
I :-
-:::J
, which is unaffected by the TVG control
R562. The TVG amplified
signals are brought out to pin
P501-
6 and applied to the I F-
FI L TER
pcb. The LOCAL
OSCILLATOR is also located on the TVG RECEIVER pcb.
Its signal is appl ied to
the I
F- F I L TE R
pcb through pi
n P501-
1 TRANSMITTER printed circuit board 514-
168
The TRANSMITTER MUL TIVIBRATOR (comprising tran-
sistors 0409-410) has two trigger inputs. If it is desirable
, 2.
3IF-FIL TER printed circuit board 514-
186
to control the transmitter by external equipment,
trigger
The TVG-AMPLIFIER signals are applied to the SIGNAL
input E101-19 (denoted TRIGGER IN) of the terminal strip
GATE 0601":602 via pin 601-
2, the function of which is to
may be used. Trigger signals from the reed
contacts of the
prevent the transmitter
pulse from reaching the BANDPASS
recorder are applied to the multivibrator through pin P401-
circuit, so as to ensure ,
a distinctive transmitter pulse mark
on the transmitter pcb. The pulse duration of the multivibra- i
on the recording paper. The SIGNAL GATE is controlled
tor is
governed by a voltage
appliedto pin P401-
, which is
the TRANSMITTER PULSE
SUPPRESSOR 0717-
718 of
supplied either from the RANGE
SELECTOR or from the
' BOTTOMDETECTOR pcb. Signals passing
through the
external equipment connected to terminaLE101-20. Thus
gate are m
ixed with the 102 kHz LOCAL OSCILLATOR
it is possible to control
the transmitter'
externally.
signal in the MIXER stage06Q3
, the IF-signal obtained
having a frequency of 64kHz (the
difference between the
The TRANSMITTER MUL TIVIBRATOR has two' outputs,
receiver/transmitter frequency and that of the
LOCAL
one of which is applied to the preceeding transmitter circuits
OSCI LLA TOR). The bandwidth of
the I F-
filter is deter-
(0401-
408) via terminals E101-9 and E101-
10 on the term i- mined by an LC circuit comprising L601
, T601 and C603-
nal strip. The other 0utput is
a positive pulse with a duration
- and is controlled by the RANGE SELECTOR S105.
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