Hello CD-4 Bunch,
JD Mack,
The wide.band input and output are for users who wish to experiment with digitizing the CD-4 composite signals for archive digital recording and playback.
The frequency response will be DC to 70 KHz with a 1 VAC RMS level(preliminary specifcation, subject to change).
Quadro-Action, Thanks Dietrich
kfbkfb,
Kirk, I don't know who reported the carrier drop, but it does not agree with the data that I took with 100 play, 200 play, 300 play, 400 play, and 500 play with conical, elliptical and Shibata stylus. With the conical tip, the tests included 2.5 gram and 4 gram tracking pressures. Elliptic and Shibata tips were at 1.5 grams tracking pressure. All tests were measured before and after cleaning with QSI cleaner and were done with a Shibata stylus. The test disk was set up to have spot frequencies from 50 HZ to 50KHz. One track with and one track without 30 KHz carrier. The next track followed with modulated carrier at maximum modulation index (DR). The next track was random undulated 2 channel audio (music)and the following track was undulated CD-4 audio (music). 10 disks for each test were made and 2 of each of those disks were used as view test samples for the electron microscope.
The result was that even with trough damage by the 4 gram conical stylus, when played back with the Shibata stylus there was no significant signal reduction in any of the tracks (less than .5 dB)including the CD-4 carriers.
Disk compound was Q-540.
aludra, Quadro-Klaus, My pleasure.
Q-Eight, Carrier level has no effect on the separation in CD-4 and separation adjust has no effect on carrier level either.
The Quadfather, Correct!!! You have just passed the Edwin H. Armstrong Course on FM receivers.
proufo, That Job is for an AV control center. This is a CD-4 demodulator with with inputs and outputs for external archive digitizing.
Lou Dorren