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DIAGNOSTIC   FUNCTION
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The functional block diagram of the basic display unit.

Figure 4-14.—The basic display unit (BDU). Symbol   generator   function Conies   generator   function Circular   sweep   control   function Analog   deflection   function Intensity   control   function Power   distribution   function I N P U T / O U T P U T FUNCTION.—   The input/output   (I/O)   function   is   the   interface   between the   basic   display   console   and   the   BDU.   The   I/O function   has   two   subfunctional   areas: the   input subfunction  and  the  output  subfunction. The  input  subfunction  consists  of  digital  and  coax line   receivers.   The   receivers   provide   for   impedance matching   and   buffering   of   the   input   signals.   The input  function  also  routes  input  data  to  other  fictions of  the  BDU. The   output   subfunction   of   the   BDU   consists   of digital  drivers  to  send  symbol  status  signals  back  to the  display  console. SYMBOL   GENERATOR   FUNCTION.—   The symbol   generator   function   contains   the   circuitry   to generate  the  symbology  and  alphanumerics  for display  on  the  CRT.  Symbols  are  generated  using  the stroke  method  described  in  chapter  1  of  this  manual. CONICS  GENERATOR.—  The  conies  generator develops   the   signals   required   to   display   circles   and ellipses. Circle   radius   can   be   from   16   to   1,023 deflection   units   in   increments   of   1   deflection   unit. The  circle  and  ellipse  data  is  received  from  the  I/O function.   Size   of   the   circle   or   ellipse   is   determined and  scaled  to  match  the  range  setting  of  the  display console.   Deflection   voltages,   consisting   of   sine   and cosine   waveforms   or   conies   radius,   are   sent   to   the analog   deflection   control   function. CIRCULAR SWEEP CONTROL FUNCTION.—   The  circular  sweep  control  function develops  the  signals  required  to  display  circular sweep.  The  function  receives  the  DC  and  DU  pulse 4-13

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