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Re: Finding an AGC circuit with fast/slow attack


 

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Folks,

I made simulations on a "discrete version" of the SL611 (component values from the Plessey 1975 data book) using LTSPICE and then upon success with teh simulaiton I also made a pcb layout. There is also a discrete version of the SL621 as a layout (I am using EASY PC). For unknown reasons I can not upload the pdf files into my folder (DK5LVs stuff)

Can somebody advise how to upload?

Henning

DK5LV



Am 08.03.2017 um 21:33 schrieb William Kimber:


Somewhen in the past there was a version of the SL621 AGC circuit made with individual transistors.? Try searching the RSGB handbook or tech topics.

Cheers,

William


On 03/09/2017 08:38 AM, Doug - via Groups.Io wrote:

Chuck,

? I am very interested in an AGC circuit for the BITX40. I have already installed a new audio output amp - LM386 - that works substantially better but on strong signals and a good antenna there is distortion from some point onboard. Having to ride the volume is a pain in the you know what. I was looking at my radio-engineer handbook and one of the AGC circuits they show uses the Plessy Sl621 AGC chip. I doubt it is still available but if it was it would make things very simple. Google it, the PDF data is still out there. This uses audio to establish AGC that could be applied in some way to probably Q1 on the BITX board.





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