I attach the schematics. I could send you off list my copy of the PRACTICAL
GUIDE these schematics are taken from. Let me know.
Antonio I8IOV
>Messaggio originale
>Da: kc0...@gmail.com
>Data: 21/06/2015 20.38
>A: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"
>Ogg: [time-nuts] HP
On 6/21/15 11:28 AM, Don Latham wrote:
Just for fun, went to the site. $149 for basic, but by the time I added all
the toolboxes I thought (!) I needed, I was over $750. sigh.
Don
Hence the popularity of the student license (or Octave)
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time-nut
Bobs description is accurate. As an example we had a power hit last night.
My gps rcvr came up at some odd time. (normally its all fine in 10-30
seconds) I guessed the battery was bad its been 5 years. Sure enough
sometime later in hours the time is correct. Time to get a screw driver and
battery.
I downloaded both the software and drivers. About 2GB in total.
Install was typical two restarts required and the eval copy is 7 days not
45.
but you can get a eval license extension.
It seems for each package so you have to re-step through the process
multiple times.
The NI explorer will look for
Thanks for the heads-up. Bought two of them and now have my Z3801
running off of one vice the transformer-based supply I had been using.
thanks much and 73,
ben, kd5byb
On 6/13/2015 8:54 PM, John Allen wrote:
BG Micro has some nice 48V 2A power supply modules for around $12.
IEC power cord in
I have recently acquired a used HP 3586A.
Awhile back, in 2013, there was a thread that discussed the availability
of Mr. Bill Feldman's "A PRACTICAL GUIDE FOR USING THE HP3586A.pdf",
which I have found on the BAMA website. However, as pointed out in the
earlier thread, the schematics for the
Moin,
Thanks for the references!
On Sat, 20 Jun 2015 13:35:54 -0700
"Richard (Rick) Karlquist" wrote:
> Somewhat had asked about "how" close in the 30 dB/decade is
> good for. There is a reference about this issue. The
> book Edson: Vacuum Tube Oscillators has what I believe is
> I think E
Just for fun, went to the site. $149 for basic, but by the time I added all
the toolboxes I thought (!) I needed, I was over $750. sigh.
Don
David J Taylor
> From: Jim Lux
> []
> Mathworks still does a variety of low cost licenses, including a $149
> for Matlab "home" license + $45 for add on pro
Hi there
I've come across the following resources for the one I was fooling with...
Here, on the archive of this list:
https://www.febo.com/pipermail/time-nuts/2008-June/031663.html
Some more information:
http://www.leapsecond.com/museum/fei5650a/
A really good PDF here:
http://www.dd1us.de/Dow
Thanks for that update. I hadn't looked on the Mathworks website in
quite some time. I looked again after seeing your post, and I see that
a "home bundle" is once again available. This is what I have from 1999.
I have also used Octave, although not as much as I have used MatLab and
Simulink.
Hi
I think there is some confusion here between the almanacs / ephemeris and the
firmware. The Oncore saves the most recent GPS information (almanac and
ephemeris)
in RAM. If that’s battery backed up, it re-loads it at boot. The firmware is in
flash memory.
Re-programming the flash is (at bes
The Oncore driver can load certain parameters (e.g. the fixed
location, mode of operation, and -- I think -- the current estimated
time) into the Oncore receiver's RAM, but doesn't do anything to the
firmware on flash.
Cheers!
-Pete
On Sun, Jun 21, 2015 at 1:06 AM, Hal Murray wrote:
>
> gign...@
From: Jim Lux
[]
Mathworks still does a variety of low cost licenses, including a $149
for Matlab "home" license + $45 for add on products. (not for academic,
commercial, govt, or organizational use)
They also have a $49/$99 student license "in conjunction with coursework
at a degree granting ins
You don't have to wait for the software to arrive if you don't mind
downloading it. The software you download is the same as the software
National Instruments (NI) ships to their customers. Without a serial
number the software runs for 45 days. When you activate the software,
using your seri
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