Hi
> On Oct 15, 2017, at 12:47 PM, Hal Murray wrote:
>
>
> kb...@n1k.org said:
>> Today DDS based loops let manufacturers use a *lot* more cells than they
>> could use “back in the old days”.
>
> I'd expect that to produce close in spurs that would be ugly in some
> applications.
>
> Is tha
There is also a utility called Cropper that works really well with a lot of
options:
https://github.com/brhinescot/Cropper
Dave
> -Original Message-
> From: time-nuts [mailto:time-nuts-boun...@febo.com] On Behalf Of Wes
> Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2017 13:29
> To: time-nuts@febo.com
I can't speak to the 3048 but for screen captures I used to use the snipping
tool, but have recently started using Irfanview. You can run it in the
background and with a single command (I use Ctrl+F11) can copy the full screen
or window and save it instantly in a format and location of your cho
I don't believe there's a way to save images from within HTBasic, although
there certainly should be. I use the "Snipping Tool" accessory in Windows 7
for that sort of thing. It probably exists in all versions of WIndows
including 10, but who knows what they call it these days.
If you crea
I am running an HP 3048 under HTBasic and I
have a nice looking phase noise graph on the
screen. I want to export the graph to the
world outside of RMB. Using the "Hard Copy" or "Plot"
function keys does nothing, probably because
I don't have an HP-IB printer or plotter
connected. (I actually h
kb...@n1k.org said:
> Today DDS based loops let manufacturers use a *lot* more cells than they
> could use âback in the old daysâ.
I'd expect that to produce close in spurs that would be ugly in some
applications.
Is that info in the data sheet and/or are designers clued in?
--
These are
Hi Bob,
It's not all that odd, we know why, but getting sufficient control over
manufacturing cost more than means to overcome it by other aspects of
design.
The wall-shift, the exact composition of gases and the pull of the
cavity is known features of any gas-cell. The drawbacks however all
Hi ThomasCan you pls send me a photo?Best regardsBerndDK1AG
Von meinem Samsung Galaxy Smartphone gesendet.
Ursprüngliche Nachricht Von: Thomas Allgeier
Datum: 15.10.17 14:12 (GMT+01:00) An: Discussion of
precise time and frequency measurement Betreff:
[time-nuts] Quartz Te
Hi
One of the odd things about typical Rb standards is that the cells come out of
manufacturing
with a “spread” of frequencies. The more of the spread you can use, the fewer
cells you
throw away. Today DDS based loops let manufacturers use a *lot* more cells than
they
could use “back in the ol
Hi,
It used to be a simple division, but these days there is several
different options on how to build an atomic reference and what atom to
use in what setup. There is a myriad of issues under the hood, so there
is many different outcomes. There is also some interesting set of
products, and u
Time-nuts,
I have a 100 kHz Quartz Technik crystal oscillator with matching socket. It
comes from a Hartmann&Braun / Grundig frequency counter (surely it was the
timebase). 1950s/60s I expect.
If anybody has a use for this it's yours for the shipment cost. (Currently
located in the UK).
Best reg
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