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By G8MNY (CQTV 1994, New to packet Feb 06)
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This circuit was developed to limit the large negative pulses from radar QRM on
23cms ATV that are recovered video from a NE564 demodulator (or symular). These
pulses had been effecting the video amp DC levels, resulting in short periods
of no sync. The use of negative clipper after the de-emphasis network was not
used as that would allow the radar pulses to damage the video syncs, by
integrating them with the syncs before the clipper.
Using a complementry circuit (Inverted e.g. a T1=PNP, diode reversed, & the
330ê & 220k to the other power rails) will give a peak white clipper circuit.
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Freq |\ ÚÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄÄÄÄÄÄÄÁÄ¿ Á LEVEL 220k ³
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2 470 ³ ³ ³68p ³10u ³
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Clipping in the buffer before de-emphasis was more effective. The effect of
loosing the sound subcarrier during radar clipping was un-noticeable.
The circuit takes the average buffered DC video level with R1 & C1. RV1 is used
to just get D1 to clip the high impedance base signal, when a white picture is
present by adjusting VR1.
Why don't U send an interesting bul?
73 de John G8MNY @ GB7CIP
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