[hpsdr] Penny Whistle Bias
David McQuate
mcquate at sonic.net
Sun Dec 23 10:46:22 PST 2012
If you do a two-tone test, you can fine-tune both R17 and R11 for
minimum third-order distortion products. (Make only very small
adjustments!)
73,
Dave
WA8YWQ
On 12/22/2012 4:25 PM, Graham / KE9H wrote:
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> John:
>
> I think you are fine.
> You are plenty close enough.
>
> The quiescent PA currents will walk around about 10 percent
> with heatsink temperature.
>
> --- Graham / KE9H
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> ==
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> On 12/22/2012 6:07 PM, John wrote:
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>> Powed my TAPR Penny Whistle kit up today for the first time.
>> According to the manual the PA bias should be about 20 mA. Mine is
>> only 8.23 mA.
>>
>> Is that in the normal range or should I begin looking for an assembly
>> error? Both R11 and R17 adjust, but it is hard to set them to an
>> exact balance.
>>
>> My readings are:
>> Bias 8.23 mA
>> R17 set (only) 456.1 mA
>> R11 set 905.4 mA
>>
>> 73,
>>
>> John WoGN
>>
>>
>>
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