Re: [time-nuts] PI Zero W LED Desktop Clock with 10ths of Seconds / NTP disciplined

Take a bow, Nick! :-) > On Jul 1, 2017, at 9:45 PM, M. George wrote: > > I just finished an LED clock kit that can be found on hackaday.io by Nick > Sayer. Below is a link to a couple of one take videos > I made of the

[time-nuts] 5370B Question / help needed

This is a very common problem... basically the fan blows directly down the chassis onto the front panel area where a large dust bunny builds its nest. The switches are gold plated leaf springs that slide on a gold plated circuit board. They are open to the environment and collect all sort of

[time-nuts] PI Zero W LED Desktop Clock with 10ths of Seconds / NTP disciplined

I just finished an LED clock kit that can be found on hackaday.io by Nick Sayer. Below is a link to a couple of one take videos I made of the clock. It's a nice piece of eye candy. I haven't see an LED clock kit like this that uses a lite

Re: [time-nuts] Ph.D. and Postdoc Positions at Max-Planck Institute for Infor...

It must be almost 2 PM in the morning ! Congratulations , can I help ?good luck , Ulrich In a message dated 7/1/2017 7:52:54 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, att...@kinali.ch writes: Moin moin, Our group (where I am doing my PhD) is currently looking for PhD or Postdoc candidates. Our

[time-nuts] Ph.D. and Postdoc Positions at Max-Planck Institute for Informatics, Saarbrücken, Germany

Moin moin, Our group (where I am doing my PhD) is currently looking for PhD or Postdoc candidates. Our research spans an extremely wide area from math/theoretical computer science to low noise electronics and ASICs. One of our main focus is fault-tolerant clock synchronization in the low ps

Re: [time-nuts] 5370B Question / help needed

Yes, they are both set to "positive". Leaving the start at "pos" and switching the stop to "neg" gives 66 ns. One more observation, which probably does make sense: If I set the ARming to +/-TI and toggle the Period Complement the "sum" is always very close to 100ns: 15 is complemented by -85 and

Re: [time-nuts] 5370B Question / help needed

In message , Thomas Allgeier writes: >Going through the motions of measuring TI with it's own 10MHz ref as input >(as described in the manual) I don't get 100 ns, but around 15 ns. So this >is with the switch set to

[time-nuts] 5370B Question / help needed

I got hold of a 5370B cheaply but it turns out it may have a fault: Going through the motions of measuring TI with it's own 10MHz ref as input (as described in the manual) I don't get 100 ns, but around 15 ns. So this is with the switch set to START COM. Oddly enough I get the same 15 ns with the