Difference between revisions of "TS-92~AP"
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Amplifier Alignment Test Set | Amplifier Alignment Test Set | ||
| + | * Amplifier Alignment Unit TS-92/AP is a class | ||
| + | A special test equipment used in aligning the amplifier | ||
| + | stages of radar jamming transmitters. It can be used with | ||
| + | Transmitting Equipment AN/APT- 1, Radio Set AN/ARQ-8. | ||
| + | Using the TS-92/AP the amplifier of the transmitter may | ||
| + | be adjusted to give optimum performance at any band width | ||
| + | between0.5to 7 mc. for any carrier frequency in the range | ||
| + | from 15-250 mc. This simple device is intended for use | ||
| + | in the field where more elaborate equipment, such as oscilloscope and sweep oscillator, is not available. It consists essentially of a radio receiver designed in such a | ||
| + | way that the two peaks in the amplifier response curve may | ||
| + | be maximized to give optimum adjustment of the amplifier. | ||
| + | Power is obtained from a-115volt 60-2600 c.p.s., | ||
| + | a.c. power source. A one-tenth volt input gives full scale | ||
| + | meter indication. | ||
| + | Army Supply Program requirements as of 10 | ||
| + | November 1944 were 660 equipments for the calendar year | ||
| + | 1944 and 1,667 for 1945. | ||
[[File:TS-92-AP.jpeg|500px]] | [[File:TS-92-AP.jpeg|500px]] | ||
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| + | ==Components== | ||
| + | * TS-92 | ||
| + | * [[AS-142]] loop probe | ||
| + | * [[AS-122]] antenna probe | ||
| + | * [[CG-69]] cord | ||
| + | * [[CG-153]] cord | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
* none found | * none found | ||
Revision as of 19:35, 23 March 2025
Amplifier Alignment Test Set
- Amplifier Alignment Unit TS-92/AP is a class
A special test equipment used in aligning the amplifier stages of radar jamming transmitters. It can be used with Transmitting Equipment AN/APT- 1, Radio Set AN/ARQ-8. Using the TS-92/AP the amplifier of the transmitter may be adjusted to give optimum performance at any band width between0.5to 7 mc. for any carrier frequency in the range from 15-250 mc. This simple device is intended for use in the field where more elaborate equipment, such as oscilloscope and sweep oscillator, is not available. It consists essentially of a radio receiver designed in such a way that the two peaks in the amplifier response curve may be maximized to give optimum adjustment of the amplifier. Power is obtained from a-115volt 60-2600 c.p.s., a.c. power source. A one-tenth volt input gives full scale meter indication. Army Supply Program requirements as of 10 November 1944 were 660 equipments for the calendar year 1944 and 1,667 for 1945.
Components
References
- none found