AUI/AFC/IF/GUNN boards for KE5FX link

These are the boards I've designed for the original Ke5fx full speed ethernet link in the amateur X band from 10.0-10.5GHz or also K band. (And yes, I know, there isn't board for the power supply nor meters). This link is descripted in his site, where you can find schematics, photos and construction info. You can access the amateur packet radio network if you are the holder of a license and callsign. If you want to comply with the rules, and identify your station on the air, can burn your callsign (1bit left shifted each character, like ax25 packet), instead the ethernet address in the E2prom. (Don't forget to adjust the checksum!).

There are 4 boards, that can be mounted piggy-back three one each other. This link works in split frequencies, althought are halfduplex due to the nature of the gunnplexer. For this reason you must set one side of the link to 'high freq' and the other to 'low freq' in the 10mbuff board with jumpers J5 and J6 to activate the AFC in only one side. All boards can be made single sided, althought then the microstrip used won't be as such thing, but with the low IF frequency used, really doesn't matter much.
The NS LM6181 can be a replacement pin compatible for the OPA603. Althought probably some resistor adjustment should be necessary for better performance.

The 24GHz gunnplexer can be mounted in the PCB, but the 10GHz must be wired, and the adjust divider of the power supply must be changed to modify the output to about 8V. Althought the LM317T voltage regulator tab are very close to the gunnplexer body, MUST be isolated, since the tab are connected to the output voltage!. The voltage adjust range are aprox. between 5-6V, that are the range specified for the 24GHz units. This new one have a 0.75dB improvement over the previous, that at this stage could be noticeable, thanks to the Alan WA9GKA recommendation of arrange the transformer like a transitor with an emiter resistor decoupled by a capacitor to maintain the mixer diode loading at DC, and bypassing it at RF. Single side PCBs.
 
IF Layout
Gun Layout
Buff Layout
AFC Layout

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