The switching logic is arranged to utilize these stubs on the following bands:
Figure 2 shows the wiring of the stub assemblies. The six way relay box has its shortest PC traces on outputs 3 and 4, so they are used for the shortest stubs. The longest stubs are connected to ports 1 and 6, which have the longer PC traces.
Figure 3 shows the construction. Two steel NEMA boxes are used to house the stubs. These are available at electrical supply houses. The six way relay box is mounted on the side of the NEMA enclosure and a UHF double male with a UHF barrel is used to extend the input fitting. All stubs are constructed with RG-213. Each stub has an SO239 connector on one end and is shorted or open on the other. The ends were coated with glyptol and covered with shrink fit. For the open stubs the shield is cut back 1/4 inch before sealing. All stubs are tie wrapped individually and then tied in place with nylon cord. The diode logic and control connectors are mounted in a small die cast box.
All stubs were cut for low CW operation and still provide some attenuation in the SSB bands. Figures 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 ( 밴드별 필터 특성 그림 입니다.) show the attenuation on each band for signals coming from other bands or for transmitter harmonics. An MFJ 249 was used as the signal source and a scope or RF voltmeter as the detector. The meter on the MFJ did not have the resolution required to cut the stubs close enough. With the RF voltmeter arrangement they could be cut to 10 kHz or so.
The stub lengths after trimming were as follows:
These numbers should be used as a guideline only for reproducing the stub assembly as there is some variation in velocity of propagation from cable to cable, even from the same lot. It�s advisable to start with it long and snip down as the null is approached.
After Ken had the units installed and operating, he decided more attenuation was required when operating on 40 meters. A second assembly was constructed using two additional stubs. A 1/8 wave cable connects the two assemblies. A DPDT relay normally bypasses the 40 meter assembly except when 40 meters is in use. At the input is a 1/4 wave shorted stub which nulls 20 and 10. The input is connected to the output with a 3/8 wave line and a 1/2 wave open stub nulls 80. Performance is shown below.
Band
Unit 80 20 10
Original -28 dB -28 dB -24 dB
With 40 Assy -64 dB -65 dB -41 dB
Figure 9 shows the 40 meter unit.(아래 그림) They were built inside an aluminum chassis with a cover plate. The additional attenuation allows Ken to operate his second receiver very close in frequency to the transmitting harmonic.
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