Is there a schematic showing what you attempted?
I went back through the discussion thread and it was not real clear to
me which design you implemented.
On Mon, 26 Sep 2016 21:18:25 -0700, you wrote:
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>The results arent very good.
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>With a short TC loop filter, the PLL does lock up, but
At the risk of inviting everyone to say “I told you so,” I’ll report here my
experimental results from trying this concept out.
Since there was a great deal of doubt about the outcome, I hedged my bet a bit
and designed for the DOT050V rather than the OH300. If it worked out for the
TCXO, then
> On Sep 16, 2016, at 1:13 PM, Lars Walenius wrote:
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> My experience with the Venus838-T is only 2 weeks but disappointing. This can
> also be guessed from the datasheet ADEV curve, that I guess is sawtooth
> corrected values as it starts at 3E-9 at 1s, but is only 1E-11 at 1000s a
> f
Back when I was going to work on mine, I was thinking of
prying the rubber away from the aluminum oven with something
like a feeler gauge, but also using some naptha (lighter fluid)
to help release any adhesive... I didn't get around to doing
it, but that was the way I was going to progress.
-Chu
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On 2016-09-26 10:00 AM, Christopher Hoover wrote:
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>You might be able to slide something like a feeler guage down between the
>oven and the rubber blanket to break the oscillator free. The oven on mine
>is a plain metal cylinder. This way, the rubber sheet should protect the
>Dewar from you
Thanks for the link to those handy documents, Luciano.
I have a serial 1420A that I plan on resurrecting once my lab is built.
Since seeing the capacitor warning, I checked it just now and sure enough, 1
capacitor had vomited on the PCB, so I've removed it and cleaned the PCB ready
for replaci
