I had forgotten about one quite promising candidate -- the THAT300
matched monolithic quad. I have some of those, too. I'll put it on
the to-do list. To the best of my knowledge, they do not have
reverse protection diodes across the B-E junctions (I've never had
any reason to check).
Best
Simply pasting the link did not work, but it was close enough :-)
The links that include an IP address (like 81.226.54.139 below) only work until
midnight EST, then they are cleared.
It is easy enough (but not necessarily intuitive) to go to the manuals page and
search again for the document.
Hi,
I have been tasked to give a talk on clock stability and its measures
next thursday. Most of the stuff is pretty clear (and the rest can be
easily looked up in Rubiolas book, various app notes and papers).
But I would like to make sure I did not forget anything important.
The types of
Hi Attila,
What is your crowd?
For telecom or other data-recovery (where the jitter thread is
relevant), you may want to also cover MTIE for instance.
Also, you want to speak about wander.
I'll toss you my slides from my 5 h lecture this Monday. The audience
was a bit different, but maybe
You might, depending upon the audience, point out the advantages of
heterodyne in the comparison of two RF signals. This, as you know, relieves
the burden of precision on the measurement equipment by the heterodyne
ratio.
Mike
-Original Message-
From: time-nuts
I've built a bunch of carrier board for the M12+T timing receiver. One
thing I could not find much information about is the maximum sawtooth
(which, I assume, related directly to the frequency of the receiver's
internal LO). I know my particular module outputs a correction values
between -15 and
Tim Lister kirjoitti:
Hi Esa, I am forwarding this message as I'm not subscribed
to time-nuts list, just a lurker... It's good to know we're
not the only ones having problems, even if there is
no obvious solution. Do you think there is any hope of
getting Symmetricom/Microsemi to release an
google for: m12 gps sawtooth
The +/- 127 comes from the range of 8 bits.
/tvb (i5s)
On Jan 29, 2015, at 12:44 PM, Tom Wimmenhove tom.wimmenh...@gmail.com wrote:
I've built a bunch of carrier board for the M12+T timing receiver. One
thing I could not find much information about is the
On 1/28/2015 11:28 AM, Charles Steinmetz wrote:
Gerhard wrote:
It is a different game when you want to notch away sub/harmonics.
One problem with using crystals as traps (notch filters) is that the
series resistance of a crystal is several orders of magnitude higher
than that of a good
