8-D-31: Timing Circuits
8-31D1:
Timing circuits are used to provide what function?
Develop synchronizing pulses for the transmitter system.
Synchronize the antenna and display system.
Adjust the sea return.
Control the North Up presentation.
8-31D2:
The circuit that develops timing signals is called the:
Synchronizer.
Resolver.
Pulse forming network.
Video amplifier.
8-31D3:
Which of the following functions is not affected by the timing circuit?
Resolver output.
Pulse repetition frequency.
Sweep drive.
Modulation.
8-31D4:
The synchronizer primarily affects the following circuit or function:
Modulator.
Mixer.
Receiver.
I.F. Amplifier.
8-31D5:
The output from the synchronizer usually consists of a:
Pulse or square wave.
Sine wave.
Triangle wave.
None of the above.
8-31D6:
The sweep drive is initiated by what circuit?
Synchronizer.
Resolver.
Sweep amplifier.
Video amplifier.
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