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EX7100 Technical Manual - Module Descriptions
©1999 Exicom Technologies (1996) Ltd 7-55 Issue 3 - May 2001
5. Adjust the two high adjustment screws on the Duplex filter for the deepest notch on
the low operating frequency of the terminal (See Note1 above). Check that the notch
depth (Isolation Loss) is ≥ 80dB.
6. Check that the Insertion Loss is ≤ 1.0dB.
7. Reconnect all leads to the Duplex filter.
7.10.4 Duplexer Tuning / Performance Checks
With the three sections of the Duplexer connected together as shown in figure 7.27,
check the following performance parameters:
Notch Depth (Isolation Loss)
Low Pass Filter:
1. Connect a 50Ω termination to the antenna port (4).
2. Connect the analyser input to the high frequency port (1).
3. Feed the tracking generator output into the low frequency port (7) of the Duplexer.
Set the analyser to the maximum output level available.
4. With the tracking generator output set to the high frequency, check that the filter
notch is ≥80dB. If a non-compliance is observed, the Duplexer tuning screws F, G, H,
I may be slightly
adjusted. Upon adjustment, all performance parameters of the
Duplexer must be re-checked.
High Pass Filter:
1. Connect a 50Ω termination to the antenna port (4).
2. Connect the analyser input to the low frequency port (7).
3. Feed the tracking generator output into the high frequency port (1) of the Duplexer.
Set the analyser to the maximum output level available.
4. With the tracking generator output set to the low frequency, check that the filter notch
is ≥80dB. If a non-compliance is observed, the Duplexer tuning screws B, C, D, E
may be slightly
adjusted. Upon adjustment, all performance parameters of the
Duplexer must be re-checked.
Insertion Loss
Low Pass Filter:
1. Connect a 50Ω termination to the high frequency port (1).
2. Connect the analyser input to the Antenna port (4).
3. Feed the tracking generator output into the low frequency port (7) of the Duplexer.
Set the analyser to the maximum output level available.