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• Basic functions of a marine radar timer circuit • Difference between pulse repetition rate (PRR), range markers, and blanking/unblanking of the CRT • Which radar sub‑circuit typically controls timing relationships of transmitted and displayed signals

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• Ask yourself: Which one of these functions absolutely requires precise timing control from a central circuit? Could more than one depend on that same timing source? • Consider how the radar knows when to transmit a pulse and when to start measuring the echo for range display. Which circuit is in charge of that sequence? • Think about whether range markers and CRT blanking signals are generated independently, or if they are synchronized to the same master timing reference.

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• Be clear on what PRR actually is (number of pulses per second) and what circuit usually sets it. • Recall that range markers are tied to the time base that represents range on the screen — what creates that time base? • Verify whether blanking/unblanking of the CRT is synchronized with transmission and reception, and which circuit coordinates that timing.

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