Re: [time-nuts] Need help with transformer core

2014-09-01 Thread Alexander Pummer
forward converter [not fly -back] look for pot-cores material 3C80, 3C81, 3C85 or equivalent, you will need a cca 21 to 28mm dia pot-core if you run it at 80 to 120kHz, driver ic TL495 , which is a PWM push pull controller estimate the efficiency for 60% for the input power, look for very good

Re: [time-nuts] OCXO Phase Noise Measurement in Primitive Conditions

2014-09-01 Thread Bob Stewart
Hi Poul, I've made a few hardware changes and some software changes, and I was wondering if you (and/or others) would take a look at this plot. The green is phase over 70,000+ seconds with ~100ps resolution, while the blue is the ADEV. (The sharp departures in phase are from large temperature

Re: [time-nuts] Need help with transformer core

2014-09-01 Thread Bob Camp
Hi Keep in mind that the supply in question is likely running in the vicinity of an atomic clock. Things like stray magnetic field are pretty important if that’s the case …. It’s also quite possible that the original supply had some “supply dies not the tube” features built into it. Bob On S

[time-nuts] Need help with transformer core

2014-09-01 Thread Chris
Thanks for the inputs everyone, One of the direct replies got me the data I needed! Alex, I'd like to by it that way, but A 24VDC input 3700VDC output at 4ma does not seem to be available! Cheers, Corby Hi Corby, The way I would approach the problem would be not ask where to get a given po