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Figure 4. GPS Receiver Block Diagram

1.2.4 Interface Board and Data Cards

The Interface Board provides two-way data transfer capability between the CPU board and a data card

NavData® cards allow for data transfer to the CPU board only. User data cards, with 128 kilobytes of

flash memory data storage, may be used to save user data/settings from the GNC 250/300 or restore

that information to the GNC 250/300. Address and data lines from the CPU board route through the

Interface Board's output buffers to the data card. A plastic race secures the Interface Board at the

front of the unit and serves to guide the data card onto the 40-pin connector.

NOTE: When servicing the GNC 250/300, user-defined waypoints, routes, settings, etc., may be

saved on a user data card (010-10032-03) first. In the event these data are lost, they may then be

restored from the user data card before the unit is returned to serve. Refer to Appendix A of the

GNC 250/300 Pilot's Guide for additional information on user data card operation.

The VHF communications transceiver consists of the comm receiver board assembly and the

transmitter board and casting assembly. The VHF receiver is a single conversion super-heterodyne

AM receiver operating from 118.000 to 136.975 MHz with 25 kHz channel spacing for a combined

total of 760 channels. Received signals are routed from the antenna via the antenna switch to the RF

pre-selector where they are filtered and amplified. The received signal is down-converted to a 21.4

MHz IF via the mixer.

The mixer local oscillator signal (LO) is generated by the synthesizer which uses a crystal reference

oscillator to generate the LO frequency for each channel as well as the transmitter drive signal. After

down-conversion, the signal is filtered by a narrowband crystal IF filter, amplified by IF AGC

amplifiers, and the AM is detected by an envelope detector. The demodulated audio is filtered,

amplified and is held at a constant level by the receiver compressor circuits. The audio is routed

through a digital volume control IC and is transformed coupled out of the unit via connector J2. The

serial data which tunes the synthesizer as well as controls the digital volume chip is generated by the

CPU board.