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Type '''1025-A Standard Sweep-Frequency Generator'''.
{{GR Product
|model=1025-A
|codewords=
|class=oscillators
|summary=Sweep generator
|image=GR 1025-A Front.jpg
|caption=General Radio 1025-A Sweep Frequency Generator
|series=
|introduced=1963
|discontinued=1968
|designers=W. F. Byers,Eduard Karplus,E. Favre,D. Foss,W. Montague
|manuals=
* [[Media:GRwiki 1025-A Generator 1025-0110-B 1965.pdf|General Radio 1025-A Sweep Frequency Generator Manual 1025-0110-B 1965]]
{{Catalog History}}
}}
The {{Title|General Radio 1025-A Sweep Frequency Generator}} was introduced in {{Catalog R}} and remained available through {{Catalog T}}.
 
Its frequency-determining variable capacitor rotor is motor-driven.  Also mounted on the rotor is a trigger used to create a marker for the swept frequency. 
The oscillator covers 0.7 to 230 MHz plus two band spread segments. 
The segments on this particular unit are 400 to 500 kHz for broadcast radio IF frequency, and 10.7 MHz ±300 kHz for FM and TV broadcast IF frequencies.
Other custom band spread segments were available. There's also a control to manually turn the rotor to set up the sweep characteristics.
 
==Specifications==
==Specifications==
* '''Frequency Range:''' 0.7 to 230 MHz in 10 ranges plus band spread ranges
* '''Calibration Accuracy:''' At output voltages less than 0.3 volt, frequency is indicated to within +0.5%
* '''Drift:''' Not greater than 0.3% for five hours after one-hour warmup
* '''Sweeping Rate:''' 22.2 milliseconds 20 times per second


==Links==
==Links==
 
* [[Media:GRwiki Exp 1025-A 01_1963.pdf|Experimenter describing Type 1025-A January 1963]]


==Photos==
==Photos==
<gallery>
<gallery>
GR 1025-A Front.jpg
GR 1025-A Rear A.jpg
GR 1025-A Bottom A.jpg
GR 1025-A Left Side B.jpg
GR 1025-A Left Side.jpg
GR 1025-A Left Side C.jpg                  | Sweep Motor Upper  Power Supply Lower
GR 1025-A Sweep Drive Motor and Clutch.jpg  | Sweep Drive Motor and Clutch Assembly
GR 1025-A Upper Left.jpg                    | 200 V regulator (A5)
GR 1025-A Rear left.jpg                    | Power Supply
GR 1025-A Rear Lower Right.jpg              | Top Side of (A4) board
GR 1025-A Rear Upper Right.jpg              | Top Side of (A3) board
GR 1025-A Right Side Attenuator.jpg        | Attenuator
GR 1025-A Right Side Board A3.jpg          | -150 V regulator and meter circuit (A3)
GR 1025-A Right Side Board A4.jpg          | Automatic amplitude-control amplifier (A4)
GR 1025-A Power Supply Close-up.jpg        | Power Supply Board (A8)
GR 1025-A Rear Shield A.jpg                | Band Switch Turret and Variable Capacitor Shield Removed
GR 1025-A Rear Shield Band Turret.jpg      | Band Switch Turret
GR 1025-A Motorized Variable Capacitor.jpg  | Motorized Tuning Capacitor
GR 1025-A Oscillator Close-up.jpg          | Oscillator Close-up    5675 Triode Vacuum Tube
</gallery>
</gallery>


[[Category:Generators]]
[[Category:Oscillators]]

Latest revision as of 19:16, 22 September 2024

General Radio 1025-A
Sweep generator
General Radio 1025-A Sweep Frequency Generator

Available from 1963 to 1968

Manuals
Catalog History
 Document Year Page
Catalog R 1963 128
Catalog S 1965 148
Catalog T 1968 196
(All manuals in PDF format unless noted otherwise)

The General Radio 1025-A Sweep Frequency Generator was introduced in Catalog R (1963) and remained available through Catalog T (1968).

Its frequency-determining variable capacitor rotor is motor-driven. Also mounted on the rotor is a trigger used to create a marker for the swept frequency. The oscillator covers 0.7 to 230 MHz plus two band spread segments. The segments on this particular unit are 400 to 500 kHz for broadcast radio IF frequency, and 10.7 MHz ±300 kHz for FM and TV broadcast IF frequencies. Other custom band spread segments were available. There's also a control to manually turn the rotor to set up the sweep characteristics.

Specifications

  • Frequency Range: 0.7 to 230 MHz in 10 ranges plus band spread ranges
  • Calibration Accuracy: At output voltages less than 0.3 volt, frequency is indicated to within +0.5%
  • Drift: Not greater than 0.3% for five hours after one-hour warmup
  • Sweeping Rate: 22.2 milliseconds 20 times per second

Links

Photos