Motorola AN-410 wanted

Is this a TEA2037A HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL DEFLECTION CIRCUIT if so try

I hate to throw cold water on somebody evidently trying to help, but I'd really be curious how you can mistake what is obviously an RF Mixer for a power deflection circuit? How, please?

Jim

Looks like I didn't pay attention to the title of the application note. Sorry, Mike

On 18/09/2006 the venerable Barry Lennox etched in runes:

Where's Jim Thompson when you need him??? ;-)

I already looked. My RF app-note collection jumps from AN282 to AN419.

...Jim Thompson

The Applications notes in my 1988 copy of "RF Data, Vol. II" also jump from AN-282 to AN-419, and my 1966 copy of "The Semiconductor Databook"--where app notes aren't yet even numbered--is too early. Maybe this info will help you zero in on which Motorola databook you need?

Siliconix had an AN-72 "FETs in Balanced Mixers" (July 1983 FET design catalog) describing an active 2-FET 50-250MHz mixer using U310s that might be of modest interest -- I'm not sure what you hope to find. Fig. 5 in the article includes the following notation: "(from 'FET RF Mixer Design Technique', S.P. Kwok, WESCON Convention Record (1970) 8/1, p.2.)"

I had my hands on (but passed up) Motorola's 1972 three-volume Semiconductor Data set this past weekend--wonder if that had it?

Best luck, James Arthur

More bracketing: You reminded me that I have a 1973 Motorola Semiconductor Data Library book. No App Notes included, but at the end there is a list of abstracts of available App Notes. The list jumps from AN-408 to AN-411.

Maybe AN-410 sucked? Or maybe had information Moto decided, quickly, was better not shared?

Thanks for the info, I have the 1969 issue of "The Semiconductor Databook" and it lists ANs 3 to 124 (With many left out)

I also have the Siliconix ANs, they are useful, but I have heard (about 3rd-hand) that Motorola AN410 is full of good info.

May have been in the 1972 set. It appears not to be in the 1973 set.

Barry

The latter could be the case.

Thanks for the bracketing, looks like I'm going to find it, if anywhere, in 1970-72 material.

Barry.

Sorry I couldn't do better. ISTR Motorola had an RF Design Manual which I tossed when I got my 1988 set? It's a bit fuzzy, but I recall being annoyed to discover the new set didn't have all the app notes its predecessor had.

Best regards, James Arthur

Do you still want this? I have it in my collection.

Why not scan it and post it on A.B.S.E ??

Cheers!!

Seconded! I'd like a copy myself!

...Jim Thompson

Yes please, As another poster suggested, it would be good to scan it and post it into abse, as there may be others interested. Or, if you get it to me, I'll do the work.

Thanks,

Barry

They say great minds think alike. That is just what I had in mind to do if the OP (or anyone else) still wanted it. I'll do it on Monday.

It has been posted over on ABSE.

Good show! Nice scan, thanks for saving thet grand old document. What else do you have?

There's no menu; you have to place your order!

Sorry to be a pain, but my ISP does not allow files that large (!!) Could I get you to email it to me?

Thanks and regards,

Barry Lennox

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