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Housed
in a plastic instrument case, the AMLIGNER
can be
assembled and wired in a matter
of
minutes.
When wiring components
to
the
terminal
strip, be
sure to observe polarity
orientation of diode
Dl.
I-
.-1'BOO
SECOND -.
(A)
12V
0
B)
(c)
0
T
400V
Fig. 2. Voltage
and current waveforms
include: (a)
sawtooth voltage
across Cl; (b)
a
current pulse
through D1;
and
(c)
a
ringing
waveform across C2.
February, 1967
which is in series
with switch Si, limit-
ing
resistor
Rl,
and capacitor Cl, shunt-
ed by D1
and the primary of Li, a loop -
stick antenna. The "heart"
of the circuit
is DI,
a four -layer
diode which snaps on
with
a
12 -volt forward
bias and
snaps off
when
the
current
through
it
drops
be-
low 1
milliampere.
With SI closed,
Cl begins
to charge
through Rl. When
the
capacitor
charge
reaches 12 volts, DI
avalanches
and the
capacitor discharges
through the pri-
mary of
L1. With
Cl discharged, D1
turns
off and does not turn
on
again
until Cl recharges to
12
volts. This
on-
off
cycle occurs at a
rate
of 800 times
a
second, producing a
sawtooth
voltage
waveform as shown
in Fig.
2( a) .
The
waveform
of the current through D1
is
shown
in Fig. 2 (b) .
As DI turns off, the sudden decrease
of
current sets
up
an oscillating current
of a
few hundred microseconds
duration,
and
at the
natural resonant frequency
of
the
C2 -L1
tank circuit, producing the
ringing waveform
shown in Fig. 2(c).
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on page 99)
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