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Hi Steve,
Does anyone think it would be feasible or practical to modify the TA-51 to implement an LC phase modulator? Just how easy or how difficult might that be? You could use a varicap, a tunable inductor, and a capacitor to build a circuit that's resonant at the crystal frequency, and that's fairly easy. But such a circuit also generates an AM component that must be removed, so another transistor stage is needed for isolation. That probably means you're up to a little perf-board ('blob') addition to the exciter.
BTW, we think that the GE PM exciter suffers from a little of the same insufficient isolation problem, but that's another rainy-day investigation.
Incidentally, the RC version of a phase modulator is sometimes called a reactance modulator, and the LC version is called a tuned circuit modulator.
73,
Bob, WA9FBO Yahoo! Groups Links
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