Sorry for my english language in this Danish newsgroup.
I'm looking for documentation to repair a Radiometer Copenhagen BKF10 automatic distortion analyzer for audio purposes.
The sine wave output is distorted, the meters are swapping randomly. This does not change after warmup.
Every documentation is welcome! Looking forward to your reply's.
TIA, Greetings from Netherlands,
-- Joop van der Velden pe1dna@amsat.org
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Hello
I think i can find the operation manual for it, but i am also looking for the schematics(if i recall right, its the same model) i have one that is confused in the measuring of the distortion after the smoke went out of it, DO NOT Measure on a Class D amplifier with a bridge in the output....
Kasper
No problem.
I did repair some of these in a former life of mine. But docs? No.
How "distorted" - is it audible, visible on a scope, or using a spectrum analayzer?
What is the level of distortion? What happened when the error occured?
I will try to help you out.
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On the 2nd half of the negative side of the sine (4th quadrant) there is a piece 'cut off'. From the lower top of the sine a line of 45 degrees cuts away a piece of the sine.
The meters seem to react randomly, although the input frequency meter reacts correctly.
Thanks for any help!
-- Joop van der Velden pe1dna@amsat.org
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