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simple rf power meter using the AD606; (b) AD606 slope and
intercept adjustment using pin 5; (c) AD606 nominal transfer function; (d) AD606
log conformance at 10.7 MHz
circuit nodes being available at the device's pins. The 317 Hz input to the
chip and the VLOG output were displayed on the lower and upper traces
of the oscilloscope respectively (Figure
1.15(b))
.With the attenuator set to
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