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Transceiver AN/URC-32
Radio transceiver AN/URC-32 (fig. 3-3) is a manually operated radio communication equipment for operation in the 2- to 30-mc (high
frequency) range. With a power output of 500 watts, this transceiver is capable of transmitting signals over long distances. It is
designed for single-sideband transmission and reception on upper sideband, lower sideband, or the two independent sidebands simultaneously,
with separate a-f and i-f channels for each sideband. In addition to SSB operation, provisions are included for compatible a-m (carrier
plus upper sideband), CW, or frequency shift keying (fsk). The fsk mode of operation is used for sending radioteletype (RATT) and
facsimile (FAX) signals.
The frequency range of 2 to 30 mc is covered in four bands. The desired operating
frequency is selected in 1-kc increments (0.1kc on B model) on a direct-reading frequency counter. Frequency accuracy and stability are controlled by a
self-contained frequency standard. Provisions also are made for using an external frequency standard.
Because of its versatility and power, the AN/URC-32 is installed on most Navy ships having a requirement for communicating at long
distances.
AN/URC-32B Modules |
AN/URC-32B Controls |