Microcircuits K174XA2 and K174UR3. Encyclopedia of radio electronics and electrical engineering
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Chip K174XA2 is intended for use in broadcasting superheterodyne receivers of classes I-III with amplitude modulation. This chip contains the following nodes: high frequency amplifier. double balanced mixer with separate local oscillator and IF amplifier with AGC. Its functional diagram and connection diagram are shown in fig. 1 (1 - UHF; 2 - local oscillator; 3 - mixer; 4 - UHF; 5 - UHF AGC UHF; 6 - UPT AGC UHF).
Fig.1 (click to enlarge)
Main Specifications
Supply voltage. B, no more |
9 |
Consumption current, mA |
6 13 ... |
Sensitivity at 20 dB signal-to-noise ratio
at a frequency of 1060 kHz. µV, no more |
20 |
Output voltage, mV |
60 |
Structurally, the K174XA2 chip is framed in the 238.16-1 package. Its dimensions are shown in Fig. 2.
Ris.2
Limiting performance data
Supply voltage |
16 |
Input signal frequency, MHz |
30 |
Consumption current, mA |
16 |
Ambient temperature, ° С |
-25. . . +56 |
Chip K174URZ designed for use in broadcast superheterodyne FM receivers. This microcircuit contains the following nodes: amplifier-limiter. frequency detector and LF preamplifier. Its functional diagram and connection diagram are shown in fig. 3 (1 - limiting amplifier, 2 - frequency detector, 3 - bass amplifier).
Ris.3
Main Specifications
Supply voltage |
6 |
Consumption current. mA, no more |
12 |
Output voltage LF, mV, not less than |
100 |
Amplitude modulation suppression ratio, dB, not less than |
40 |
These settings are intended at; input signal voltage, µV......... |
500 |
input signal frequency, MHz |
10.7 |
deviation and frequency, kHz |
50 |
Limiting performance data |
|
Power supply voltage, V |
9 |
Limit input voltage, µV, max |
100 |
Maximum input signal voltage, mV |
300 |
Ambient temperature. FROM |
-25 ... + 55 |
Structurally, the K174URZ chip is framed in the 201.14.1 package. Its dimensions are shown in Fig. four.
Ris.4
Publication: N. Bolshakov, rf.atnn.ru
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