Rick,
I have been 'reading the mail' on this discussion and have a somewhat off
topic question. I acquired a 5334B that has a 'noisy' channel C. It
originally did not read when fed a signal. I then adjusted R328, the peak
detector, and then it correctly read the signal. However, when I disconn
About prescaler :
Well, that's not as simple as I first thought. First, I need a prescaler
able to ramp from 100 MHz to 3+ GHz. And all prescalers I saw come with
horrible sensitivity in the 0.1-0.4 GHz range. More, they are all obsoletes
and not produced anymore.
Now, I understand the choice of
John,
What version of Adobe reader are you using. Should be 7.0 or later.
The pdf was created with Adobe Pro 7.something and opens just fine in
Reader 8 or 9.
Had
At 01:23 PM 2/15/2009, you wrote:
>Hello, For some reason I cannot open the Kinemetrics Truetime 60-DC page.
>I can open any of
Hello Tom,
over the last week we've been doing a test on a double oven Fury GPSDO in
response to our discussion.
The first part of the test was running the unit on the lab bench without
modifications. A couple of days ago, we removed the OCXO Supply regulator
feedback sense resistor, and
For the Superstar II:
Probably the only way to tell is to
1) determine if the model is a 3.3V or a 5V version
Maybe the ARM chip part No. or the 10MHz on board TCVXO part No. will
help with this.
2) Power it up and query using Starview.
Message 45 can be used to tell how much memory it has.
The
Hello all,
Just to let you know that I've added a 4 way distribution amplifier kit to my
products at http://g4hup.com/DA/DA1_4.htm.
I'll also openly tell you that is not intended as a high quality lab
instrument, but is a simple general purpose tool intended for distribution of
signals anywher
hi looking for buyers and maybe price range - used not new
freewave p/n DGRC9p/n ranger-RSp/n DGRC9ras I HAVE OVER 160+ OF THIS
ITEM
CMC ALLSTAR 12 GPS BASE CARD I HAVE OVER 250+
NOT SURE WHERE TO LOOK FOR PART #
SUPERSTAR 2 I HAVE OVER 50+
NOT SURE WHERE TO LOOK FOR PART #
T
You're right.
On the J2 connector, there is :
* Frequency output : Where the divided input frequency goes.
- Pin 2 on counter - Pin 6 on EXT_PCB
* CH3CODE0 & CH3CODE1 : Used to detect the type of prescaler
- Pin 9&10 on counter - Pin 5&10 on EXT_PCB
- 1/1 on 12.4 GHz board - 0/0 on 3 GHz boa
Hi Samuel:
The 2x5 pin connector pin out is not at all clear.
Your Channel 3 photo seems to show:
#Chan 3
1 DCOM
2 CH3 Out
3
4
5
6 +12 in
7
8 DCOM
9
10 Fun gnd
Your 12.4 Ghz photo has the ribbon cable covering the PCB at the co
Samuel,
The prescaler option is detected by pin 9 and 10 of the 10 pin header. If
you look at the page3 of 4 of the 53132A, you see a pair of pins called
CH3CODE1 and CH3CODE0. Those tell the processor that the board is plugged
in. If you go to the page for the 12.4 GHz prescaler, you can see t
Richard H McCorkle wrote:
> Hi Samuel,
>
> I suggest starting by downloading the component level information for
> the 53131A and 53132A from tha Agilent site at the following links.
>
> http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/5989-6308EN.pdf
> http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/5989-6
There is probably a voltage on one of the pins that detects the presence of
the board.
Pieter
- Original Message -
From: "Rick Karlquist"
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"
Sent: Sunday, February 15, 2009 2:39 PM
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] DIY Frequency extensi
Samuel D. [x86/CPC] wrote:
> - How does the counter aware about the option used ? There is no
> "intelligence" on the option board, so, the counter may detect the type of
> prescaler with some pull-up or pull-down resistors somewhere.
Don't be surprised if the option is activated in software.
The
Hi Samuel,
I suggest starting by downloading the component level information for
the 53131A and 53132A from tha Agilent site at the following links.
http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/5989-6308EN.pdf
http://cp.literature.agilent.com/litweb/pdf/5989-6307EN.pdf
The 53132A document include
> If you download the 53132A component level information manual from the
> Agilent site you'll find a schematic of the channel 3 board with values
and J2
> pinout. The 53131A version of this manual doesn't seem to include this.
Excellent ! I only checked the 53131A datasheet without success.
Hello, For some reason I cannot open the Kinemetrics Truetime 60-DC page.
I can open any of the others listed but not the one that I want. Any
advice?? Thanks, John in WV- Original Message -
From: "Had"
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"
Sent: Sunday, February
John,
Go to www.to-way.com it is in the time-nut page.
Had
K7MLR
At 12:09 PM 2/15/2009, you wrote:
>I am looking for a manual for the Kinemetrics Truetime 60-DC time
>receiver. John Bartholomewsurpl...@prodigy.net Thanks
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writes:
- What's the divider ratio used ? Perhaps /16 for 3 GHz, /32 for 5 GHz, and
/64 for 12.4 GHz, but we really need to be sure.
- What's the gain of each one of the four amplifiers present ?
- How does the coun
I am looking for a manual for the Kinemetrics Truetime 60-DC time receiver.
John Bartholomewsurpl...@prodigy.net Thanks
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Thanks for your answers.
About the components, I think my first prototype will use some very
well-known prescaler and amplifiers like Hittite HMC363 and Mini-circuits
ERA-1SM, only to validate the design. I will use a 100 MHz high-pass filter,
but overall, it will be a wide-band, low-sensitivity d
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