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All nine switches function in the same manner. When their input goes high, their output
switches high. All unselected outputs float at ground level if connected to the antenna
switch relays.
Please note: Output for 160m-15m bands are doubled, two outputs are connected together
for higher current output. Output current capability is min. 350mA per output, but the total
dissipation of whole IC must be kept under 2W. The average output Darlington pair
saturation voltage is 1.7V, therefore the power supply must deliver at least 13.7V for the
12V relays ! More information can be found in the datasheets for UDN2981 or TD62783.
The Band Decoder is powered through either the K6 terminal block or via the “data” cable
from the transceiver. Diodes D1 and D3 isolate these two sources to prevent circulating
currents in case voltage is applied to both inputs simultaneously. If the voltage drop 0.5V [at
the diode is significant for the function, you must use higher power supply voltage. 14-15V
should be enough for 12V relays. If you can’t use higher supply voltage than 13,8V then
remove the appropriate diode and substitute a wire bridge in its place. D2 is a protection
transient voltage suppression diode P6KE18A with the 18V clamping level for the protection
of the relays from overvoltage. If you want to optionally use 24V relays then replace D2 with
P6KE27A or with P6KE30A for 26V relays.
BCD decoder CMOS4028 is powered from 5V monolithic stabilizer IC4 – 78L05. Resistor
networks R5 and R7 with the capacitors C4-C7 are for EMI protection.
The Band Decoder can be connected to the transceiver via DIN8 connector K7 or via header
connector K8. The pinout of K7 is the same as on the YAESU transceivers.
Band data pinout at Yaesu DIN8 band data connector.
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