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Title: Steve, QIX, question about NPL on your schematic....
Post by: KD6VXI on February 23, 2015, 07:31:54 PM
Steve,

Looking athttp://www.classeradio.com/ultimate_pdm_generator.gif  and I'm looking at the negative peak limiter.   The adjustment seems to go to - 5 volts on high and low side of the pot.   Is this correct?   Seems to me I've seen a different Rev of this schematic that showed a +5 to - 5 volt range.....   Or maybe I'm nuts?

Thanks....   Went to go build something,  and this caught me in the planning stage....

--Shane
KD6VXI


Title: Re: Steve, QIX, question about NPL on your schematic....
Post by: steve_qix on February 23, 2015, 10:57:45 PM
Hmm...   That is a very (VERY) old schematic, and I would not recommend building it.  The physical layout is rather critical, and the circuit is very sensitive to RF.

The PWM generator used with the current day class E rigs is *much* better and SO much easier to put together.  The circuit can be found here:

http://classeradio.com/pwm_generator_rev_f.pdf (http://classeradio.com/pwm_generator_rev_f.pdf)   It can be used for solid state or tube designs.

Regards,  Steve


Title: Re: Steve, QIX, question about NPL on your schematic....
Post by: w4bfs on February 24, 2015, 10:31:57 PM
hey Steve .... didja get enough folks interested in a pwb order for this  pdm driver ?


Title: Re: Steve, QIX, question about NPL on your schematic....
Post by: steve_qix on February 25, 2015, 10:09:52 AM
hey Steve .... didja get enough folks interested in a pwb order for this  pdm driver ?

There is a PWM board set available with the PWM generator board, Overload shutdown board and PWM output board.  The boards are available with all board parts as well.  The boards work together, but can also be used individually for specialized purposes.  For instance, the PWM generator can be used with virtually any PW modulator.  The overload board can be used with other types of modulators, such as class H.

I think that's the question, but wasn't 100% sure  :D

Regards,  Steve
AMfone - Dedicated to Amplitude Modulation on the Amateur Radio Bands