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Figure 4-7.–Radar azimuth converter functional block diagram. CHANNEL   2   DATA   SOURCE   SELECT   switch   in The  DRAC  is  similar  to  the  SRAC  except  the the  BACKUP  position.  Display  channels  3  and  4  are tied  together  in  the  same  way. SENSOR   CONVERTER   GROUP   (SCG) The  sensor  converter  group  (SCG)  of  the  CEG  is the  main  interface  between  the  system  radars  and  the display  consoles.  The  SCG  consists  of  three  synchro radar  azimuth  converters  (SRACs)  or  two  SRACs  and one  digital  radar  azimuth  converter  (DRAC),  located in  one  drawer  of  the  CEG. Each  SRAC  or  DRAC  provides  the  interface  for one  radar.  The  SRAC  receives  azimuth  data  and triggers  from  a  synchro  radar  and  generates  the signals  required  to  display  sweep  and  range  marks  on the   display   console.   The   DRAC   performs   the   same function  with  signals  from  a  digital  radar.  The  SRAC consists  of  four  fictional  areas  as  shown  in  figure synchro-to-digital  converter  is  replaced  with  the  input functional   area. Synchro-to-Digital   Converter   Function The  synchro-to-digital  converter  receives  60-Hz  or 400-Hz   synchro   azimuth   data   from   the   radar   and converts  it  to  a  12-bit  digital  value  that  is  sent  to  the polar-to-Cartesian   converter. INPUT  FUNCTION.–  The  input  function,  used only  in  the  DRAC,  receives  digital  azimuth  data  from a  digital  radar  and  converts  it  to  TTL  levels.  The azimuth   data   consists   of   11   bits   representing   the absolute value of sin  q/ cos q and 1 bit representing the sign.  The  input  function  retransmits  the  azimuth  data received  back  to  the  radar  for  error  checking. CONTROL, T I M I N G ,    A N D TEST 4-7.   These   fictional   areas   are: synchro-to-digital   converter control,  timing,  and  test  circuits polar-to-Cartesian   converter digital   transmitter FUNCTION.–  The   control,   timing,   and   test   fiction produces  the  signals  that  control  the  operation  of  the polar-to-Cartesian  conversions,  provides  the  system clocks  for  the  converter,  and  produces  digital  test azimuth  for  the  self-test  functions. POLAR-TO-CARTESIAN CONVERTER FUNCTION.–  The    polar-to-Cartesian    converter function  converts  the  parallel  azimuth  data  from  the synchro-to-digital   converter   to   DC  and  DU  pulse trains and sign of DC/  sign of  DU. The 10 LSBs of the 4-6

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