Below your post are posts I copied from last year from me and others
about the pseudo-random phase modulation in certain Tektronix counters
from the 1980's and 1990's. You can read more about metastability at
these links:
http://www-classes.usc.edu/engr/ee-s/552/coursematerials/ee552-G1.pdf
http:
I just heated up with a soldering iron and pulled out the pins of a standard
DB25 connector that would get in the way. No problem, lovely budgie.
David N1HAC
From: time-nuts on behalf of Bruce Griffiths
Sent: Saturday, April 15, 2017 11:11 PM
To: Discussion
Hello, I’ve been using regular DB2 shells to hold the power connector onto the
REF0 and REF1 and they come loose when I mess with the units. I’ve been
looking all over today and can’t find the specific shell type that I need to
use to clamp onto the DB2 connector. The REF0 and REF1 have small
Hi Bob,
OK, I give up. Try as I might, I can't fudge things enough to make any sense.
I did run a set of 1 hour tests that seemed to confirm what I can infer from
the phase plots in timelab, but anything longer than that and the curves either
contradict the phase plots, or there are large gaps
je...@hanler.com said:
> Hello, Iâve been using regular DB2 shells to hold the power connector onto
> the REF0 and REF1 and they come loose when I mess with the units. Iâve been
> looking all over today and canât find the specific shell type that I need to
> use to clamp onto the DB2 connec
