MODEL 920 STANDARD DEVIATION METER

I N S T R U C T I O N MANUAL

AUTOMATED INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS CORP. MEASUREMENTS

BATESBURG SOUTH CAROLINA

N O PART O F THIS MANUAL MAY BE REPRODUCED I N WHOLE OR IN PART EXCEPT BY PERMISSION OF MEAS URE ME NTS

MODEL 9 2 0 STANDARD DEVIATION METER

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS

COPYRIGHT 197 0 BY MEASUREMENTS P r i n t e d i n U. S oA.

AUTOMATED INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS CORP. MEASUREMENTS DIVISION Batesburg, S. C. 29006 ( 8 0 3 ) 532-9256

TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE Foreword Front View of Model 9 2 0 Block Diagram Section I INTRODUCTION A. Scope of manual DESCRIPTION AND DATA General Technical C h a r a c t e r i s t i c s C. DesignFeatures D. Components Supplied E. Packaging

Section I1

A. B.

1 1 Section 1

A. B. C.

CONTROL FUNCTIONS Power Input Gain Control Local Oscillator Tuning Dm FineTuning E. Meter Range Switch F. Audio Spkr G. Audio Level H. Scope + Deviation I

Section IV

POWER SUPPLY A. Battery Operation B. A. C. Operation C. Battery Recharging Procedure OPERATION A. Deviation Measurements B. Distortion Measurements C. N o i s e Measurements MAINTENANCE A. General Precautions B. Battery Installation C. Removing t h e Instrument from the C a s e Dm Distortion Adjust

Section V

Section VI

PAGE
E. F. G. H. I.

Filter Termination Adjust DividerAdjust Meter Adjust Discriminator Adjust Power Overloads (Mixer CR4) Replacement

Section VII

STORAGE AND SHIPMENT A. Storage B. Shipment TABLE OF REPLACEABLE PARTS PRINTED CIRCUIT BOARD PARTS LAYOUT A. Local Oscillator Board B. I. F. Board C. Pulse Network Board D. Audio Board Em Filter and Power Supply Board SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM

Section VIII Section IX

APPENDIX I

FOREWORD

Additional information with regard t o the applications and maintenance of t h i s equipment w i l l be a v a i l a b l e from time t o time. Users of the Model 9 2 0 Standard Deviation Meter a r e urged t o d i s c u s s their problems with us and t o s u g g e s t s u c h modifications a s might make the instrument more adaptable t o t h e i r s p e c i a l requirements. Whenever p o s s i b l e , maintenance difficulties should b e reported t o MEASUREMENTS before proceeding with the a c t u a l repairs. Through our familiarity with the instrument, w e a r e i n a position t o s u g g e s t the most expedient and accurate repair procedure. Your Model 9 2 0 Standard Deviation Meter h a s been designed and manufactured t o t h e highest standards of instrument quality. With reasonable c a r e , many years of trouble-free s e r v i c e c a n b e expected of it.

Engineering Department MEASURE MENTS

AUTOMATED INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS CORP. 10 Granite Street Batesburg, S. C. 29006

Figure 1 . Front View of t h e Model 920 Standard Deviation Meter

SECTION I INTRODUCTION
A.

SCOPE O F MANUAL

a. This manual describes the operation o f the Model 920 Standard Deviation Meter for measuring peak deviation of F. M. transmitters. To insure optimum performance, instructions for field maintenance are included, along with a list of replaceable parts.

SECTION I1 DESCRIPTION AND DATA

A.

GENERAL

a. The Model 9 2 0 Deviation Meter is designed to accurately measure the peak frequency deviation of frequency modulated communication transmitters. The Model 9 2 0 contains an accurate, linear, counter-type discriminator and a reliable peak reading voltmeter. The highly stable conversion oscillator allows measurement a t frequencies from 2 5 to 1000 MHz with low inherent residual frequency modulation and maximum freedom from drift. To extend the useful range of the instrument below 2 5 MHz, an external oscillator may be used to heterodyne transmitter frequencies to the 100 kHz intermediate frequency.
A discriminator output is available from the two front panel jacks labeled SCOPE and SPKR. The output from the SPKR. jack includes a 750 micro-second de-emphasis network which allows the Model 9 2 0 Deviation Meter to be used as a standard receiver meeting the requirements of EIA Standard RS-152-A. Considerable care was taken in the manufacture of the Model 92 0 to insure low inherent noise and distortion compatible with the EIA Standard. The SPKR. jack provides a convenient source for measurements of distortion and noise, or it may be used to drive the 8 ohm speaker provided in the front panel cover.

The SCOPE output jack provides a linear output from the discriminator, and theref ore noise and distortion measurements may be made without the de-emphasis network.

The output of both the SPKR jack and the SCOPE jack may b e viewed on an oscilloscope.

TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS a. Carrier Frequency Range: 25-1000 MHz (25-50 MHz l o c a l oscillator provides useful harmonics t o 100 0 MHz. ) be Sensitivity: 25 millivolts a t frequencies t o 500 MHz; 50 millivolts t o frequencies of 1000 MHz. c. d. Residual Frequency Modulation: L e s s than 100 Hz a t 500 MHz. Input Impedance: Nominally 50 ohms. geviation Ranges: 0 to 2 k H z , 0 to 5 k z z , 1 2 to 2 0 kHz. Deviation Accuracy: *306 of full s c a l e . Modulation frequency Response: Flat f r o c

e.
f.

g.

Hz t o 8 kHz.

h. Input Gain Control: L i ~ e a taper r potentiometer provides 26 db of attenuation.

i.

Maximum Power Input: 2 00 milliwatt s.

j. Speaker Output: Provides a 75 0 micro-s econd de-emphasis network. This jack may b e used t o drive t h e 8 ohm s p e a k e r provided i n the front cover. The l e v e l of de-emphasized audio output may b e adjusted with t h e AUDIO LEVEL control.

k. follower.

SCOPE Output: Provides a l i n e a r audio output from a n emitter

1 Power Supply: A well-regulated power supply operates off a 115 volt 50-60 Hz line. Provision is a l s o made f o r battery operation. Three Eveready rechargeable batteries #563 or their equivalent may be used. Nine "D" s i z e cells may a l s o b e used. Maximum power consumption is 3 watts.

C e

DESIGN FEATURES

a. The Model 920 Standard Deviation Meter is a completely s e l f contained solid s t a t e unit which is portable, a c c u r a t e , and simple t o operate.

Measurements a r e e a s i l y read on a large, linear, taughtb. band panel meter. An extremely s t a b l e local oscillator provides useful harmonics c. is completely shielded t o minimize resiup t o 1000 MHz. This oscill~i::,.r dual noise. For maximum portability the Model 920 may be powered from d. batteries, (nominally 13. 5 volts) or from a 115 volt 50-60 Hz power line. e. When the Model 92 0 Standard Deviation Meter is operated from t h e AC powzr line, a well-regulated and well-filtered D. C. power supply provides good stability and low residual hum and noise.
A charging circuit is provided t o recharge rechargeable batteries f. up t o t h e i r nominal voltage.

Three deviation ranges from 0 t o 2 kHz, 0 t o 6 kHz, and 0 t o g. 20 kHz a r e provided. SPKR Output is provided along with a n 8 ohm s p e a k e r mounted h. in t h e front cover. The s p e a k e r output includes a 750 micro-second deemphasis network, and a level control.
i, SCOPE Output is available from a front panel jack. output is linear and may be viewed on a n oscilloscope,

This

A deviation (+) (-) switch allows t h e measurement of peak j. deviation on both s i d e s of t h e carrier.

D.

COMPONENTS SUPPLIED a, The following is included with e a c h shipment:

1 Model 92 0 Standard Deviation Meter Approx. Weight (less batteries) 10 lbs. Height 9" Width 7" Depth 8-1/2" Volume 3 cu. ft. 1 Cover with speaker 1 Power Cord 1 Manual of Operating and Maintenance Instructions 1 Antenna

Em

PACKAGING Domes tic Approx. Weight ( l e s s b a t t e r i e s ) Length Width Depth Volume 13 lbs. 13" 10" Export
2 5 lbs. 2 1" 13"
16"

.9 cu-ft.

12"

2.5 cu. ft.

For export t h e Model 920 is p a c k e d i n a wooden s h i p p i n g container.

SECTION 1 1 1 CONTROL FUNCTIONS A. POWER

a. The t h r e e position POWER SELECT s w i t c h l o c a t e d on t h e b a c k of t h e 92 0 s e l e c t s e i t h e r AC Line Operation, Battery Operation o r Battery Charge position.

The ON-OFF s w i t c h o n t h e front p a n e l controls t h e a p p l i c a t i o n b. of b i a s v o l t a g e t o t h e c i r c u i t s of t h e Model 920.

c. overload.

The f u s e s l o c a t e d i n t h e b a c k of t h e instrument protect a g a i n s t

Be

INPUTGAINCONTROL

a. This is a l i n e a r potentiometer w h i c h a d j u s t s t h e g a i n of t h e s i g n a l applied t o t h e metering c i r c u i t s . Approximately 2 6 db attenuation is possible.

C.

LOCAL OSCILLATOR TUNING

a. This d i a l controls t h e tuning of t h e l o c a l o s c i l l a t o r which o p e r a t e s between 25-50 MHz. The l o c a l o s c i l l a t o r h a s u s e f u l harmonics t o 1000 MHz a n d is mixed with t h e incoming s i g n a l t o produce t h e 100 kHz intermediate frequency.

D.

FINE TUNING

This control permits extremely fine electronic adjustment of a. the l o c a l oscillator frelquency t a i;l_icilitate tuning.

E.

METER RANGE SWITCH This switch s e l e c t s t h e meter function a s described i n the

a. following:

1. BAT: I n t h i s position the meter c h e c k s t h e D. C. supply voltage n e c e s s a r y for accurate operation. If t h e POWER SELECT switch SW3 is in t h e A. C. position t h e meter i n d i c a t e s t h e rectified and filtered A.C. voltage. This reading should be somewhere in t h e portion of the meter marked BAT.

If t h e POWER SELECT switch is in t h e BAT position, the meter indicates the b a t t e r ~ rvoltage. The battery voltage should indicate three quarter s c a l e or greater. A line indicating minimum battery voltage is marked on t h e meter s c a l e . If the battery voltage is low, the batteries should be recharged a s per instructions Section I V Paragraph C.

NOTE: Do not attempt t o recharge non-rechargeable batteries. 2. TUNE: In t h i s position the meter w i l l peak when the l o c a l oscillator is adjusted t o produce a 100 kHz b e a t with t h e incoming signal.
3. 2 0 k H z , 6 kHz, or 2 kHz; t h e s e positions s e l e c t the d e s ired meter deviation range.
4.

CAL 1: This position is used only when checking t h e

discriminator.

5. audio amplifier.

CAL 2: This position is u s e d t o check t h e gain of t h e

AUDIO SPKR: This front panel jack provides a low impedance output for s p e a k e r connections. This output circuit contains a 750 micro-second de-emphasis network.

F.

G.

AUDIO LEVEL: Controls the output level from the SPKR jack.

H.

SCOPE: A front panel jack which provides a linear audio output.

I. + DEVIATION - : This switch allows t h e measurement of deviation on both s i d e s of the carrier.

SECTION IV POWER SUPPLY

A.

BATTERY OPERATION

The Model 920 may be used with three $563, 4 . 5 volt rechargea. a b l e Eveready batteries o r t h e i r equivalent, or with nine standard " D" c e l l s . The following procedure should be followed t o battery operate the Model 92 0:
1.
2.

Disconnect t h e A. C. power cord.

Slide the power s e l e c t switch on the back of t h e instrument t o the BAT position.

3. Rotate the METER RANGE switch SW1 on the front panel t o BAT. If t h e meter reads above the three quarter s c a l e a s indicated by the BAT marking on t h e meter, then there is sufficient battery voltage for accurate operation.
4. If t h e meter reads below the BAT mark then the batteries should be replaced or recharged t o insure accurate operation.

B*

A . C . OPERATION

a. The Model 920 may be operated from a 115 volt 50-60 Hz source of line voltage a s follows:
1. Connect t h e line cord provided with t h e Model 9 2 0 between t h e connector on t h e back of t h e c a s e and t h e A. C. plug.

2. Slide the POWER SELECT switch SW3 located on t h e back of t h e c a s e t o t h e A. C. position. The instrument is now ready f o r operation.

C.

BATTERY RECHARGING PROCEDURE CAUTION Do not attempt t o recharge non-rechargeable batteries.

a. TheModel920hasabuilt-inchargingcircuitformaximum convenience i n recharging run down batteries. If t h e B A T check position i n d i c a t e s t h a t the battery voltage is low connect the Model 920 t o the A. C. power l i n e and switch t h e POWER SELECT switch SW3 on t h e back of t h e instrument t o the CHARGE position. The batteries a r e now being charged. It is not n e c e s s a r y t o have t h e front panel POWER switch i n t h e ON position t o charge batteries.
A full s c a l e meter reading i n t h e BAT check position indicates t h a t t h e batteries a r e charged t o t h e i r nominal voltage of 13.5 volts. This

is t h e i d e a l maximum voltage t o which t h e batteries should be charged.

An overnight charge is recommended. However, a longer charge w i l l not harm t h e instrument although t h e useful battery life may b e shortened. The a c t u a l number of hours n e c e s s a r y t o recharge t h e batteries is dependent on t h e battery voltage a t t h e s t a r t of t h e charge and t h e number of times t h a t the batteries have b e e n recharged previously.

SECTION V OPERATION
A.

DEVIATION MEASUREMENTS

The following procedures a r e i d e n t i c a l f o r either battery or A. C. operation. When f i r s t making deviation readings where s i g n a l NOTE: strength is unknown, it is b e s t t o l o o s e l y couple t o the transmitter under t e s t o r t o u s e a n e x t e r n a l attenuator. This procedure protects t h e mixer diode CR4 from overloads.

Place the METER RANGE switch i n the TUNE position and a. rotate t h e LOCAL OSCILLATOR TUNING t o obtain a peak meter reading. This w i l l be obtained whenever t h e l o c a l oscillator (fundamental or harmonic frequency) is e x a c t l y 100 kHz away from the input frequency. When the transmitter frequency is between 25 and 50 MHz, t h e fundamental frequency of the l o c a l o s c i l l a t o r is used. When the transmitter is above 50 MHz, harmonics of t h e l o c a l oscillator will produce the desired 100 kHz difference frequency. The following chart lists d i a l readings t h a t may be u s e d a t various mobile transmitter frequencies. Mobile Trans mitter Frequency (MHz) Model 920 (*lo0 kHz) Harmonic

Fundamental 2 nd

b. Adjust INPUT m I N t o bring meter pointer within blue area of the scale. If n e c e s s a r y , reduce coupling t o t h e transmitter under t e s t , o r u s e a n external attenuator t o allow peaking in t h e blue area. NOTE: When using harmonics of t h e l o c a l oscillator, always u s e t h e highest frequency s e t t i n g of the d i a l (lowest harmonic) for maximum sensitivity.

c. Place METER RANGE switch i n either 20 kHz, 6 kHz, or 2 kHz position and read deviation directly o n meter s c a l e . If the l o c a l oscillator frequency is below t h e s i g n a l frequency, t h e meter w i l l indicate deviation on t h e high s i d e of carrier, when the (+) (-) switch is i n (+) position. (Peak

deviation is equal t o one half t h e sum of t h e (+) a n d (-) deviation readings.) Unequal positive and negative readings indicate modulation asymmetry.

DISTORTION MEASURE ME NTS a. Tune t h e Model 92 0 t o t h e transmitter s i g n a l a s described i n SECTION V, Paragraph A, then connect a s u i t a b l e distortion meter t o t h e SCOPE jack. Inherent distortion i n the Model 920 is normally l e s s t h a n one percent of t h e 1 0 kHz deviation level.

Co

NOISEMEASUREMENTS

Residual carrier noise may b e measured by connecting a high a, impedance audio frequency voltmeter t o the SCOPE jack. The inherent n o i s e of t h e Model 92 0 is approximately -45 d b a t 150 MHz, standardized a t 1 0 kHz deviation, and a t 1 kHz modulating frequency. Both distortion and noise measurement may be made NOTE: a t t h e SPKR jack if it is desired t o make t h e measurements through a 750 micro-second de-emphasis network. In t h i s c a s e t h e audio l e v e l control should not be turned up s o high t h a t clipping t a k e s place.

SECTION VI MAINTENANCE
A.

GENERAL PRECAUTIONS

a, The purpose of t h i s s e c t i o n is t o acquaint operating and maint e n a n c e personnel with procedures f o r makinq certain adjustments t h a t may b e n e c e s s a r y after c r i t i c a l parts a r e replaced. It should be noted t h a t most of t h e field replaceable parts a r e be available from MEASUREMENTS. Pleas e refer t o MEAS UREMENT's part numbers when ordering. The adjustment procedures outlined i n t h i s s e c t i o n should be carefully followed. When the described t e s t equipment is not a v a i l a b l e , it would be a d v i s a b l e t o return t h e Model 92 0 t o MEASUREMENTS for repair.

B.

BATTERYINSTALLATION

a. Remove t h e four s c r e w s from t h e s i d e s of t h e back portion of t h e c a s e . These screws are located, one o n e a c h s i d e , approximately 2-1/2" i n from the back of t h e instrument. b. Remove t h e back portion of t h e instrument and disconnect the power connector. c. Remove the battery hold down s t r a p mounted with four s c r e w s t o t h e bottom and s i d e of t h e back of the c a s e . Install batteries being s u r e t o observe polarity a s indicated by the markings on t h e battery holder.
d.

e.
C.

Reassemble the back cover of t h e instrument.

REMOVING THE INSTRUMENT FROM THE CASE

a. Disconnect t h e power cord from t h e r e a r of the c a s e and lift the front cover from t h e hinges. b. Lay t h e instrument on its back and remove the four s c r e w s located on t h e center lines and n e a r e s t t h e outside e d g e of t h e front panel. c. Lift t h e instrument out of its c a s e being careful not t o h i t the function switch or any of t h e printed circuit boards.

DISTORT1ON ADJUST a. Remove t h e instrument from its case.

b. Connect a n audio o s c i l l a t o r s e t a t approximately 1 kHz t o the single terminal cinch s t r i p located o n t h e back c h a s s i s of t h e Model 920.
c.

Switch t h e METER RANGE switch t o t h e CAL 2 position.

d m Adjust the audio o s c i l l a t o r output for a full s c a l e reading on the Model 920.
em Connect SCOPE output of t h e Model 9 2 0 t o the input of a distortion analyzer and a d j u s t R100 for minimum distortion.

FILTER TERMINATION ADJUST a. Connect a n audio oscillator t o the s i n g l e terminal cinch s t r i p located on t h e back c h a s s i s .
b.

Monitor t h e output of the audio o s c i l l a t o r with a n o s c i l l o s c o p e

or VTVM. Set the audio o s c i l l a t o r a t 400 Hz and a d j u s t t h e output voltage c. for a f u l l s c a l e reading on MI. Keeping t h e audio oscillator output c o n s t a n t s e t t h e audio d. frequency t o 6 kHz and a d j u s t R13 6 f o r a full s c a l e reading on ~ 1 . e. Repeat procedures c and d until t h e s a m e reading c a n be obtained on M1 a t both frequencies.

F.

DIVIDERADJUST

Connect a n audio oscillator s e t a t approximately 1000 Hz t o a. the wiper of deck E on SW1. (Deck E is located farthest from t h e front panel. ) b. Switch t h e METER RANGE s w i t c h t o t h e 20 kHz position.

c. Connect a n o s c i l l o s c o p e or VTVM t o the junction of R8 0 and R82 i s one tenth t h e voltage a s measured a t t h e output of t h e audio oscillator.

G o

METER ADJUST
a.

Switch t h e METER RANGE switch t o t h e CAL 2 position.

b. Connect a n audio o s c i l l a t o r s e t a t approximately 1000 Hz t o the s i n g l e terminal cinch s t r i p located o n t h e back of t h e mounting c h a s s i s .

c.

Set the output of t h e audio generator t o 4 volts "peak-to-peak".

Adjust meter a d j u s t potentiometer R96 for full s c a l e deflection d. a s viewed on meter M1.

He

DISCRIMINATOR ADJUST

Connect a 1 0 0 kHz k1% o s c i l l a t o r to the input connector of a. the Model 920. b. Place METER RANGE switch i n the TUNE position, and a d j u s t the s i g n a l strength t o bring the meter pointer t o t h e blue a r e a of the s c a l e .
c. Place METER RANGE switch in CAL 1 position. The meter should indicate full s c a l e deflection. If n e c e s s a r y a d j u s t R73 t o bring the meter reading t o full scale.

The above adjustments "E" through "H"may effect NOTE: e a c h other and should be double checked for a n y slight readjustments t h a t a r e necessary.

I.

POWER OVERLOADS (MIXER DIODE CR4) REPLACEMENT

If t h e input t o t h e Model 92 0 e x c e e d s approximately 2 00 milliwatts , there is danger that mixer diode CR4 may b e damaged. Mixer diode CR4 may be replaced a s follows:
1 .

Remove t h e instrument from its c a s e .

Remove t h e p u l s e network printed circuit board mounted 2. on the right s i d e of t h e Model 920 from its connector. Remove the four s c r e w s holding t h e s h i e l d p h t e of the 3 . l o c a l oscillator board which is mounted underneath t h e pulse network board. 4. Refer t o t h e printed circuit board layout of the l o c a l oscillator board and remove mixer diode CR4 from t h e diode " s n a p c l i p s

".

5. "Snap in" t h e replacement diode being s u r e to observe the correct polahty.

6.

Reassemble the Model 920.

SECTION VII STORAGE AND SHIPMENT

A.

STORAGE
a.

Remove d u s t from controls and outer surface of instrument with

a c l e a n rag. Wrap instrument in heavy wrapping paper and s e a l s e a m s with b. gummed tape or similar adhesive. Store i n a dry place. If e x c e s s i v e humidity is unavoidable, t h e c. wrapped instrument should be placed i n a moisture-proof bag with a sufficient quantity of drying agent, such a s s i l i c a g e l , t o insure a dry atmosphere. When the u s e of bag and desiccant is necessary, t h e instrument should be checked a t six-month intervals t o determine t h e effectiveness of t h e s e a l .

B e

SHIPMENT

Wrap the instrument with heavy wrapping paper and s e a l seams a. with gummed tape or similar adhesive.

b . Place in fibre-board carton or wooden box large enough t o permit a t l e a s t three inches of excelsior or similar packing material between the instrument and s i d e s of t h e box. For export packing t h e instrument must be wrapped i n water-proof paper and the s e a m s s e a l e d with waterproof glue o r similar sealing compound before being placed in a wooden box.

SECTION VIII
TABLE OF REPLACEABLE PARTS

M o d e l 92 0 Standard Deviation M e t e r Meas. Part No.

Symbol Capacitors

Des cription

C e r a m i c Feed-thru
I1
II

1 K m m f GMV
II

I1

11

II

5 mrnf * l o % 15 " It Disc . 0 0 1 mf Variable; Air D i e l e c t r i c 2 s e c t i o n s 2 2 0 mmf & l o % lOOV Mica 5 mmf*10% C e r a m i c Tubular Feedthru 55 mmf Disc 001 mf *lo% Tubular
It
II

11

11

11

II

Mylar Electrolytic Mylar

I1

Electrolytic Mylar
11

Electrolytic Mylar
I1

Electrolytic Mylar
I1

Electrolytic Mylar Mica Mica

II

1 0 mf 25v . 1 mf *20% 68 mmf *lo% 100V

Model 92 0 Standard Deviation Meter

Meas. P a r t No.

Symbol

Description Electrolytic Mica Mylar Ceramic Tubular Electrolytic Mylar Mica Electrolytic Electrolytic Ceramic Electrolytic
If

5 0 mf 47 mmf . 2 2 mf 1 0 mmf 5 0 mf 2 2 mf 150mmf 5 0 mf

15V &20% 510% 15V *20% & l o % 100V 15V 2 5V NPO 12v 12v GMV 12v GMV 12v 12v GMV 25V

1 0 mf 6 8 mmf * l o % 2 5 0 mf 5 0 mf 2.2Kmmf 50 m f 2.2Kmmf 1 0 0 mf 5 0 mf 2.2Kmmf 2 5 mf . 1 mf *20%

I1 It II

Ceramic Disc Electrolytic Ceramic Disc Electrolytic

It

Ceramic Disc Electrolytic Mylar

II

Ceramic Disc Electrolytic Ceramic Disc Electrolytic Mylar Electrolytic Electrolytic

II

1 5 mmf 5 1 0 % m f 2 470mmf & l o % 2 5 mf 1 mf *20% 2 5 mf

Ceramic Disc
It 11

Mylar Electrolytic Mylar

II

>
II

Model 920 Standard Deviation Meter Meas. Part No. Mylar Mica Mylar
11

Symbol

Description

Diode
II
II

I1

Rectifier
11

Diode
11

Diode
11

Diode Diode
II

Fuses MDV AGC Connectors Connector Socket Jack Scope Jack Speaker Coils
R o

1/8 amp.

s l o blow

1/2 amp.

F o Oscillator c o i l

Model 92 0 Standard Deviation Meter

Symbol

Meas. Part No.

R. Fe Choke
II II

Description

Filter Coil Variable Inductor Meter Meter & Bezel Receptacles Plug
11

Part of W1
II II

Transistors

Model 92 0 Standard Deviation Meter Meas. Part No.

Symbol Switches

Des cription

Meter Range Deviation Power S e l e c t Power Transformer Transformer

Cord; Power, includes P6 & P7 Resistors Fixed Comp.

11 I1

Variable Fixed Comp.

11 11

150 K 47 K 18 K 10 K 4. 7 K 100 ohms

II II

82 K 470 ohms 68 " 51 " 510 " Fixed Comp.

11 I1

33 K 2.2 K 5.6 K 330 ohms 1K 100 ohms 33 K 5. 6 K 2.2 K 330 ohms 33 K

M o d e l 9%0 S t a n d a r d D e v i a t i o n M e t e r Meas. Part No.

Symbol

Description Fixed Comp.

I(

I1
II II

I1
I I

5.6 K 100 ohms 2.2 K 33 K 3 3 0 ohms 5. 6 K 2.2K 3 3 0 ohms 100 " 33 K 6.2 K 1.2 K 1 5 0 ohms 1K 33 K 6.2 K 1.2 K 1 0 0 ohms
II

I1 11 11 I1 tI I I 11

It
II

It 11 11 11
I#

I1 I1 If I1 I1

6.8 K 3.3 K 2.2 K 22 K 3 3 ohms

680 " 15 K

I I

"

I I

In
11 11

I1 11

11 11

I1
II

11 11 I I 11 11 I1
I I

I1 I I 11
I I

Variable Comp.

68 0 ohms 22 K 15 K 2.2 K 1 5 0 ohms 1K 47 K 27 K 47 K 1 0 0 ohms 1K 18 K 1K 1 0 0 ohms

Model 92 0 Standard Deviation Meter . Meas. P a r t Yo.

Symbol

Description Fixed Comp.

11 11

560 ohms *lo% 150 "

11

1 / 4 ~
I 1

Fixed Comp.
It 11 I1 11
II

II

11
II

Variable "
11 11

900 ohms 1% 666 " 111 " 500 " 30 K & 5% 10 K *20% 1K
81

1 / 2 ~
11 I1 It

I1

II

1/4w 1/2w
I I

II

90 91 92 93 94 95 96 97 98 99 RlOO 101 102 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 111 112

Variable Comp. Fixed I

I

I1

I I

Variable " Fixed "

It

I I

Variable " Fixed

I I I1

I1

5 K 33 K 680 ohms 7.5 K 82 ohms 33 K 250 ohms 7.5 K 430 ohms 68 " 25 K 470 ohms
22 K 6.8 K

&20% &lo%

"
5% *lo%
It

*20% f 5%

"

*lo% *2 0% *lo%
I I I I

82 ohms 680 " 68 " 390 " 10 K 75 K 100 K 1.2 K 1 0 ohms

I I 11

"
I I

11 11 11
I I

11 11

" " "

2W 1W

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la

150hms 39 ohms

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Meas. No.

Symbol

--Part

Description Fixed Comp.

II II

Variable
11

"
I1

Fixed Comp.
I1
II

300 ohms 100 " 1K 1OK 12 K 9.1 K 560 ohms 51 " 330 " 15 K 4.3 K 33 K 560 ohms 160 K

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