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I'm using an NE602 as a balanced modulator in a simple DSB transmitter.
The circuit is similar to that of the K2. My problem is that in the course of debugging the TX, I've somehow destroyed three NE602s. At first I thought it was voltage spikes from the T/R relay, so I put a diode across the relay coil to knock that down. Then I blew another one. Now I suspect that somehow the problem is related to parasitics that I'm trying to eliminate in the PA: There is an impednce transformer in the 602's output circuit that would look like a big step up transformer to any RF that that nasty oscillating PA might send back down to the modulator. What do guys think? Is this a likely suspect? Anyone know of other causes for this kind of 602 carnage? Stop me before I kill again! 73 from London Bill M0HBR N2CQR CU2JL http://planeta.clix.pt/n2cqr |
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