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|codes=AMONG,1216-9701 | |codes=AMONG,1216-9701 | ||
|class=detectors amplifiers | |class=detectors amplifiers | ||
|summary=Unit | |summary=Unit IF amplifier | ||
|image=GR 1216-A Front Close-up.jpg | |image=GR 1216-A Front Close-up.jpg | ||
|caption=General Radio 1216-A Unit IF Amplifier | |caption=General Radio 1216-A Unit IF Amplifier | ||
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The {{Title|General Radio 1216-A Unit IF Amplifier}} was introduced in {{Catalog N}} and remained available through {{Catalog T}}. | The {{Title|General Radio 1216-A Unit IF Amplifier}} was introduced in {{Catalog N}} and remained available through {{Catalog T}}. | ||
The Type 1216-A is an high gain amplifier operating at a fixed frequency of 30 MHz with a bandwidth of 0. | The Type 1216-A is an high gain amplifier operating at a fixed frequency of 30 MHz with a bandwidth of 0.7 MHz. | ||
Combined with a unit oscillator and mixer, it forms what General Radio called a DNT detector, which in its simplest form is a radio receiver whose frequency range is determined by the selected unit oscillator. | |||
The 1216-A is equipped with a meter for signal strength measurements using its built in attenuator. | |||
The meter can switched to monitor the input to the amplifier. | |||
An AVC function located on the attenuator switch is advantageous when using the 1216-A in the null detector role. | |||
The 1216-A contains its own power supply and connection for suppling power to an external unit oscillator. | |||
Front-panel binding posts provide an output of the demodulated signal. | |||
The recommended mixer for DNT applications is the [[874-MR]] with an upper frequency limit of 5 GHz. | |||
==Specifications== | ==Specifications== | ||