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    | Marconi FM AM Signal
      GeneratorTF995A/5 TF 995A/5 Close to
 TF995B TF995B/2
      TF995B/5 TF 995B
      TF 995B/2 TF 995B/5
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    | Marconi F.M./A.M. Signal Generator TF 995A/5 
 Frequency range of 1.5 to 220 Mc/s in five bands.
 
 Its output can be un-modulated, frequency modulated, or amplitude modulated; if required, both frequency
      and amplitude modulation can be applied simultaneously.
 The modulation is obtained from either an internal 3-frequency oscillator, or an external source.
 
 The open-circuit output voltage is variable by means of resistive step attenuators from 1
      uV to 100 mV at 52 ohms and 1 uV to 200 mV at 75 ohms.
 A plug-in 20-db Attenuator Pad, available as an optional accessory extends the range down to 0.1 uV at both impedances.
 
 The high-discrimination tuning required for testing narrow-band systems is facilitated by the inclusion of a fine tuning control.
 In addition, small known changes in carrier frequency can be made by means of two directly calibrated incremental
      frequency controls.
 One of these controls gives a stepped adjustment while the other allows continuous interpolation between steps.
 On the two highest bands, the stepped control provides shifts of 20 and 40 kc/s in either direction and the calibration marks on the continuous control are only 1 kc/s apart.
 On the lower bands, the total shift is determined by a simple division of the reading on both dials.
 
 A high degree of frequency stability has been achieved by use of temperature
      compensating components; after warm up, drift is less than 400 c/s per minute at a carrier frequency of 200 Mc/s.
 
 The inclusion of a CARRIER on/off switch makes it possible for the Generator output to be temporarily interrupted
      without affecting the output impedance; this facilitates a number of two signal receiver tests such as intermodulation and blocking which involves the simultaneous use of two signal generators.
 
	Spurious f.m. due to hum is less than 25 c/s deviation, and the
      low, level of noise modulation makes the TF 995A/5 fully suitable for applications such as adjacent
      channel testing on receiver systems using a channel separation of 25 kc/s or less.
      
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      The Manual contains all circuits for the : -
 Marconi FM AM Signal
      Generator TF995A/5
 
 Close also to the : -
 TF995B TF995B/2 TF 995A/5 TF 995B
      & TF 995B/2.
 All 1960 vintage.
 
 GENERAL
 
 OPERATION
 
 INSTALLATION
 
 SWITCHING ON AND WARMING UP
 
 TUNING
 General tuning
 Crystal Calibrator and its use
 Incremental Frequency Controls
 Interpolating Dial
 
 SETTING UP FOR C.W. OR MODULATED OUTPUT
 Continuous Wave
 Amplitude Modulation
 Frequency Modulation
 Simultaneous A.M. and F.M.
 
 R. F. OUTPUT ARRANGEMENTS
 Outputs from 1 uV to 100 mV at 52 and 75 ohms
 Outputs from 2 uV to 200 mV at 75 ohms only
 Outputs from 0.1 uV to 10 mV at 52 and 75 ohms
 Output in terms of voltage developed across external load
 
 SYNCHRONIZING SIGNAL
 
 TECHNICAL DESCRIPTION
 
 R.F. CIRCUITS
 
 MODULATION SYSTEMS
 
 MONITORING ARRANGEMENTS
 
 POWER UNIT
 
 MAINTENANCE
 
 ACCESS TO COMPONENTS
 Removal from Case
 Removal of R.F. Unit Cover
 Removal of Monitor Diode (X2) Cover
 
 MAINS INPUT CONNECTIONS
 
 WORKING VOLTAGES
 Power Supply Voltages
 Valve Electrode Voltages
 
 DRAWINGS
 
 CIRCUIT DIAGRAM
 
 BLOCK SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
 
 APPENDIX
 
 DECIBEL CONVERSION TABLE
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	Note Marconi did not include layouts in this manual *
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      TF995A/5  it will have a valve line up as below : - 
 Six; Type 6AK5, Pentodes.
 One: Type 6AK6, Pentode.
 One: Type 6AL5, Double Diode.
 One: Type 6AU6, Pentode.
 One: Type EF86, Pentode.
 Two: Type 12AT7, Double Triodes.
 One: Type 5Z4G Full Wave Rectifier.
 One: Type OA2, Voltage Stabilizer.
 One: Type 5651, Voltage Stabilizer.
 
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    | If your model is the TF995A it
      will have a valve line up as below : - 
 If it is the TF995A/1 it has
      an extra valve a 12AT7 double triode.
 
 Six: Type EF95 Pentodes.
 Two: Type 6AK6 Pentodes.
 One: Type 6AU6 Pentode
 One: Type QS15O/15 Voltage Stabilizer.
 One: Type 5Z4G Full Wave Rectifier,
 One: Type D77 Double Diode.
 
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    | Marconi  
	 
 FM AM Signal
      Generator TF995A/5 TF 995A/5 Close also to the TF995B
 TF995B/2 TF995B/5
 TF 995B
 & TF 995B/2 TF 995B/5.
 All 1960 vintage.
 Manuals are Available Worldwide as a 
	Download.
 
 For the TF995A an earlier 1954 model or the
      TF995A/1 1955 Click Here
 
 The Manual Contains 50 pages including
 the circuit.
 Manual 50 A4 pages worldwide
 
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