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These frequencies are produced by feeding the 1 MHz OCXO output to a series of three frequency multipliers.
These frequencies are produced by feeding the 1 MHz OCXO output to a series of three frequency multipliers.
First the 1 MHz is quintupled to get the 5 MHz signal.
First the 1 MHz is quintupled to get the 5 MHz signal.
Then the 5 MHz signal is doubled to the the 10 MHz signal.
Then the 5 MHz signal is doubled to the 10 MHz signal.
Then the 10 MHz signal is quintupled, yielding the 50 MHz signal.
Then the 10 MHz signal is quintupled, yielding the 50 MHz signal.
Each of the three frequency multipliers is composed of a [[6DK6]] pentode
Each of the three frequency multipliers is composed of a [[6DK6]] pentode
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