Circuit Description

FCC ID: PHC1420

Operational Description

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FCCID_144009

       Explanation of circuit

       1. The operation of PLL circuit
         Then circuit of a PLL part is controlled by the CPU(IC1) in which a LCD driver and
         A/D converter are built.
            1) The function selected by the specified buttons recognized by the CPU(IC1) and
              the contents of display on LCD is displayed by a LCD driver in a CPU(IC1).
         2) The PD (Phase Det) of the DC voltage is output from #14 Pin of IC2. The PD
              signal inputs to the oscillating circuit of D5, L18, Q3
         3) The oscillating circuit composed of D5, L18, Q3 generates the oscillating
              frequency.
         4) The oscillating frequency from Q3 is fed to #16 Pin of PLL IC(IC2) to check the
              error range of the oscillating frequency.
m             It repeats 1), and 2) procedures to obtain the stable frequency.
         5) The final frequency is turned minutely by CTI.         v


       2. The operation of RX (Receipt of Signals)
            The circuit of the RX is a type of a double superheterodyne. The circuit is
         composed of a RF amplifier, the 1" oscillation by VCO, the 1" mixer, IF AMP, a
         detection circuit of FM, a squelch circuit and an audio amplification circuit.
                 — The 1" Oscillating frequency : 400.8625MHz~447.0125MHz
                 — The 2"" Oscillating frequency : 21.250MHz
            1) The signal caught by an antenna is fed to L15 and is amplified into a radio
               frequency by Q8, Q9. The amplified radio frequency thr”ough L17 and L36 (Band
               Pass Filter) is fed to the base of mixertransistor Q10.
%              The 1° oscillating frequency of the selected channel is transformed into 27.1 MHz
               lower than the receiving frequency. It is fed to the base of a transistor Q10 and is
               mixed with the received frequency.
            2) The mixed signal from a transistor Q10 goes through the 21.7 MHz filter and the
               filtered output is fed to the base of a transistor Q13 (IF AMP).
            3) The signal of the 27. 1MHz through Q13 is mixed with the 2"" oscillating frequency
               (21.250MHz) in IC3(IF IC). The 450KHz signal generated in the 2"" mixer goes
               through the ceramic filter and the filtered Output is fed to #5 Pin of IC3.
            4) The detected output of the audio signal through IC5(1/2HPF) cut the low range.
            5) The sound quantity of the filtered audio signal in controlled with the electric
               volume(up/down) and is amplified by the audio amplified IC. The amplified audio
               signalis output to a speaker. The speaker has 859 load.


LINKOMM COMMUNICATIONS
FCC ID : PHC1420
JOB # : 333BK1
ExHiBit#:      74


 6) Squeich
   The noise output from IC3(#9pin) is input again to IC3(#10—#11) and is amplified
   and output through IC3(C#11pin). The detected voltage is fed again to a micom
   IC(#64pin) and controls the meter and squelch.


. The operation of TX (Transmission of signal)                   .
 The circuit of a TX part is composed of a radio fredue’néy oscillation by PLL 1C2, a
 frequency     modulation    circuit,   a   microphone   amplification   circuit,   a   power
 amplification circuit, a low pass filter circuit, a microphone amplification circuit, a
 power amplification circuit , a low passfilter circuit and so forth.
 ~TX frequency : 462.5625MHz~ 467.7125MHz
 1) The weak low frequency output from a C—MIC is amplified by the low frequency
    amplifier(IC5 1/4).
 2) The amplified signal goes through the low pass filter (IC5 1/4) and the frequency
    is modulated by the variable diode(D6)
 3) Pressing PTT button, micom IC(IC1) controls PLL IC (IC2) and PLL IC(IC2)
    activates the voltage control oscillator (VCO) to oscillate the frequency between
    462.5652MHz and 4687.2175MHz.
 4) The signal generated by VCO is amplified by a Q41 predrive and a Q1 drive and
   is   given to the final terminal of the RF power TR Q42,43,45 base.
 5) The final RF power TR Q42,43,45 are power amplifiers and they output 500mW.
 6) The amplified signal through LPF is radiated into the air.

                          Lmkomm communications
                          FCC ID : PHC1420
                          JOB # : 333BK1
                          ExmiBit#: 723



Document Created: 2001-04-06 14:13:34
Document Modified: 2001-04-06 14:13:34

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