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    Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections 3-5
    Figure 3-4.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (VHF High Power)—Side 2
    Table 3-4.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (VHF High Power)—Side 2
    3 RX Back-End 16 Antenna Switch
    5 IF Filter 17 Rear Connector (J0402)
    6 Controller Section 18 RX Front-End Biasing
    12 TX PA 19 RX VCO Injection Stage
    13 TX Power Control 20 TX VCO Injection Stage
    14 Power Detector 21 FGU (Synthesizer)
    15 Harmonic Filter
    5
    193
    21
    206
    13
    12
    15 1416 18 
    						
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    3-6Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections
    3.2.2 UHF Range 1 (380-470 MHz) and UHF Range 2 (450-520 MHz) Band
    The illustrations (Figure 3-5 on page 3-6 to Figure 3-8 on page 3-9) and their accompanying tables 
    (Table 3-5 on page 3-6 and Table 3-8 on page 3-9) identify the location of the major sections of the 
    main board.
    Figure 3-5.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 Mid Power and UHF Range 2)—Side 1
    Table 3-5.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 Mid Power and UHF Range 2)—Side 1
    1 Secure Connector (J0501) 8 Controller Section
    2 Front Connector (J0401) 9 Audio Power Amplifier (PA)
    3 RX Back-End (ABACUS III) 10 RX VCO
    4 16.8 MHz Reference Oscillator 11 TX VCO
    5 IF Filter 12 TX PA
    6 RX Front-End 13 TX Power Control
    7 Daughtercard
    1 2
    3 45
    6 7 8
    910 11
    12 13
    49
    501
    21
    2 19
    20 
    						
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    Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections 3-7
    Figure 3-6.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 Mid Power and UHF Range 2)—Side 2
    Table 3-6.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 Mid Power and UHF Range 2)—Side 2
    3 RX Back-End 13 TX Power Control
    5 IF Filter 14 Power Detector
    6 RX Front-End 15 Harmonic Filter
    8 Controller Section 16 Antenna Switch
    10 RX VCO 17 Rear Connector (J0402)
    11 TX VCO 18 RX VCO Injection Stage
    12 TX PA 19 FGU (Synthesizer)
    5
    6
    1514
    16
    12
    17
    13
    8
    1110
    319
    18
    1 2
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    3-8Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections
    Figure 3-7.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 High Power)—Side 1
    Table 3-7.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 High Power)—Side 1
    1 Secure Connector (J0501) 8 Controller Section
    2 Front Connector (J0401) 9 Audio Power Amplifier (PA)
    3 RX Back-End (ABACUS III) 10 RX VCO
    4 16.8 MHz Reference Oscillator 11 TX VCO
    5 IF Filter 12 TX PA
    6 RX Front-End 13 TX Power Control
    7 Daughtercard
    1 2
    4
    35
    10
    6
    12 9
    13 7 8
    11 
    						
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    Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections 3-9
    Figure 3-8.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 High Power)—Side 2
    Table 3-8.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (UHF Range 1 High Power)—Side 2
    3 RX Back-End 13 TX Power Control
    5 IF Filter 14 Power Detector
    6 RX Front-End 15 Harmonic Filter
    8 Controller Section 16 Antenna Switch
    10 RX VCO 17 Rear Connector (J0402)
    11 TX VCO 18 RX VCO Injection Stage
    12 TX PA 19 FGU (Synthesizer)
    5
    3
    21
    6
    20
    13
    12
    16
    15 14 
    						
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    3-10Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections
    3.2.3 700–800 MHz Band
    The illustrations (Figure 3-9 and Figure 3-10 on page 3-11) and their accompanying tables (Table 3-9 
    and Table 3-10 on page 3-11) identify the location of the major sections of the main board.
    Figure 3-9.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (700–800 MHz)—Side 1
    Table 3-9.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (700–800 MHz)—Side 1
    1 Secure Connector (J0501) 8 Controller Section
    2 Front Connector (J0401) 9 Audio Power Amplifier (PA)
    3 RX Back-End (ABACUS III) 10 RX VCO
    4 16.8 MHz Reference Oscillator 11 TX VCO
    5 IF Filter 12 TX PA
    6 RX Front-End 13 TX Power Control
    7 Daughtercard
    1 2
    3 45
    6 7 8
    910 11
    12
    13
    49
    501
    21
    2 19
    20
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    Theory of Operation: Main Board Major Sections 3-11
    Figure 3-10.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (700–800 MHz)—Side 2
    Table 3-10.  XTL 5000 Main Board Sections (700–800 MHz)—Side 2
    3 RX Back-End 16 Antenna Switch
    5 IF Filter 17 Rear Connector (J0402)
    6 Controller Section 18 RX Front-End Biasing
    12 TX PA 19 RX VCO Injection Stage
    13 TX Power Control 20 TX VCO Injection Stage
    14 Power Detector 21 FGU (Synthesizer)
    15 Harmonic Filter
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    5
    18
    1514
    16
    12
    17
    13
    6
    20
    321
    19
    1 2
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    3-12Theory of Operation: Radio Power Distribution
    3.3 Radio Power Distribution
    This section provides information on DC power distribution in XTL 5000 radios. In the XTL 5000 
    radio, power is distributed to three boards: the main board, control head, and secure interface board.
    Power for the radio is supplied by the vehicle’s 12-V battery. When using a desktop adapter unit, an 
    external DC power supply can be connected to replace the vehicle’s battery source.
    A+ (referred to as incoming unswitched battery voltage) enters the radio through the rear RF power 
    amplifier connector (J0950) and is the main entry for DC power. The second path, through J2, pin 25, 
    provides ignition sense to inhibit radio turn-on when the ignition switch is off.
    When the control-head On/Off button is turned on, the three 9.3-V regulators power on the controller 
    section, the RX/frequency generation unit (FGU) section, and the TX section. See Figure 3-11 for the 
    UHF Range 1 and UHF Range 2 bands or Figure 3-12 on page 3-13 for the VHF and 700-800 MHz 
    bands.
    Figure 3-11.  DC Voltage Routing Block Diagram (UHF Range 1 and UHF Range 2)
    VCC59.3V_FGU
    9.3V_TX
    GPIO KEYED_9.1_EN A+
    SW_A+UWW_5VOn/Off
    Controller Section RX / FGU Section Control Head
    TX Section
    J0401
    A+19, 21
    SWB+17
    IGN20
    1825 20, 22
    24
    SWB+ J0402
    J2 J0950
    9.3V
    Regulator
    U05009.33V
    Regulator
    U09509.3V
    Regulator
    U0951
    Switch
    3.0V
    Regulator
    U09622.85V
    Regulator
    U05011.85V
    Regulator
    U05071.55V
    Regulator
    U05023V
    Regulator
    U6002 3V
    Regulator
    U6750
    FET
    Q0503UNSW
    5V Circuit
    VR0500, R0507
    SIOIC5V
    Regulator
    U05035V
    Regulator
    U0505
    DRV_9.3V
    9.3V
    Regulator
    U5570 
    						
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    Theory of Operation: Receiver Front-End3-13
    Figure 3-12.  DC Voltage Routing Block Diagram (VHF and 700–800 MHz)
    The 9.3 V and the A+ voltage are the main DC power for the RF section. The 9.1 V (referred to as 
    “keyed 9.1 V”) is controlled by the VOCON board through P501, pin 45. This DC voltage enables the 
    transmitter’s RF power amplifier when the VOCON board senses a lock detect from the synthesizer.
    3.4 Receiver Front-End
    This section provides a detailed circuit description of receiver front-end (RXFE). When reading the 
    Theory of Operation, refer to your appropriate schematic and component location diagrams located 
    in “Chapter 7. Schematics, Component Location Diagrams, and Parts Lists”. This detailed theory of 
    operation will help isolate the problem to a particular component.
    3.4.1 VHF (136–174 MHz) Band
    The receiver circuits primary duties are to detect, filter, amplify, and demodulate RF signals in the 
    presence of strong interfering noise and unintended signals. The receiver is broken down into the 
    following blocks (Figure 3-13 on page 3-14):
    • Front-end, which includes:
    - 15 dB step attenuator
    - PIN diode switches
    - Three discrete filters
    - Two low-noise amplifiers
    -Mixer
    • Back-end, which includes:
    - Two crystal filters
    VCC59.3V_FGU
    9.3V_TX
    GPIO KEYED_9.1_EN A+
    SW_A+UWW_5VOn/Off
    Controller SectionRX / FGU Section Control Head
    TX Section
    J0401
    A+19, 21
    SWB+17
    IGN20
    1825 20, 22
    24
    SWB+ J0402
    J2 J0950
    9.3V
    Regulator
    U05009.33V
    Regulator
    U09509.3V
    Regulator
    U0951
    Switch
    3.0V
    Regulator
    U09622.85V
    Regulator
    U05011.85V
    Regulator
    U05071.55V
    Regulator
    U05023V
    Regulator
    U6002 3V
    Regulator
    U6750
    FET
    Q0503UNSW
    5V Circuit
    VR0500, R0507
    SIOIC5V
    Regulator
    U05035V
    Regulator
    U0505
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    3-14Theory of Operation: Receiver Front-End
    - Low-noise IF amplifier
    - ABACUS III digital back-end IC
    Figure 3-13.  Receiver Block Diagram (VHF)
    3.4.1.1  15 dB Step Attenuator (U3250)
    The 15 dB step attenuator provides protection from strong on-channel signals and interferences.
    3.4.1.2  PIN Diode Switches
    The VHF front end operates in two modes: Standard mode and Preamp mode. The PIN diode 
    switches select between the two modes. In standard mode the intermodulation performance is 
    improved by bypassing the first HPF and LNA. Preamp mode is characterized by higher sensitivity.
    3.4.1.3  Preselector Filters
    The front-end operates in the 136-174 MHz band. The front-end filters primary function is to provide 
    protection against out-of-band spurious responses such as image, IF, half-IF, etc. while providing flat, 
    low-loss response in the receive band. The front-end uses discrete LC filter technology. The first filter 
    is a high-pass filter that protects the first LNA from strong out-of-band signals at frequencies which 
    are below the receive band and is used in preamp mode only. The second and third filters are band-
    pass filters that provide additional out-of-band spurious rejection.
    3.4.1.4  Low-Noise Amplifiers (Q3255, Q3252)
    The function of the Low-Noise Amplifiers (LNA) is to amplify the received signal with minimal noise 
    contribution. The first LNA (Q3255) has 10 dB of gain and is activated in Preamp mode only. A 
    clamping diode pair (D3256) located after the High Pass and before the first LNA protects the 
    receiver from strong RF signals by limiting the signal amplitude going into the amplifier. The second 
    LNA (Q3252) has 15 dB of gain. Both LNAs are biased with 9.3V.
    Ant. SW.
    Harm. FLT
    RF Input
    Att.
    HPFLNA 1
    LNALNA 2 Pre Mode
    Std ModeBPF 1 BPF 2
    Front-end
    Back-end
    Mixer
    LO 2 Pole
    Crystal
    ABACUS
    Back-end
    IC2 Pole
    Crystal 
    						
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