So what’s going on here with respect to Artemis II?
The mission is flying a northern hemisphere adverse trajectory. But as you can see from these early models it’s very dynamic.
DSN activity schedule vs trajectory.
@MacroWorld21@dimka_rs The component inside a circle (rat-race coupler) contains 2 mixer diodes. Triangle inside represents RF ground. On the right, there’s a local oscillator with a comb filter. The left tap on circle with another filter is probably an antenna port.
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@ElecNotes You missed the point of this circuit completely! The crucial part are R1 and R2 that divide the voltage drop across the R3: less, when the load is in short-circuit and more, when it is not. In short-circuited load, the max current must be more limited, than in normal operations.
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@K3TripleR I have one too. Great antenna even for indoor use! I noticed that original teflon screws on the capacitor cannot be replaced by nylon screws. They become warm after few minutes and detunes the loop. Overall, I’m very satisfied with this antenna.
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@MacroWorld21 The 2 thick circles are probably rat-race mixers and the black component on circle is a pair of diodes for mixing the input signal that coming from comb filter with the LO signal. LO is implemented with dielectric resonator (DRO). It goes through Wilkinson splitter (thin circle).
@mathladyhazel I managed to graduate from computer engineering without understanding it. I wish I had this 3Blue1Brown video back then
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