Re: TNS-BUF Amplifier
--Jim Robbins wrote:
Many thanks for your helpful TN work to John A. , Dr. Bruce and John M.
Ordered 3 pieces.
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I second the thanks and ordered 2 pieces
--Jim Stone
On Wed, Oct
--Jim Stone
Hi Bob,
Take a look at this nice simple little one chip "TDR" and lesson on how to
use it to measure cable length and cable impedance. It uses a single AC14
(can use a DIP so no SMD needed) and gives a nice crisp 2 or 3 ns rise. The
AC family is nice fast logic and has been us
Time-Nuts
application like cheap zero-cross detectors using the AC04.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9cP6w2odGUc
Regards --Jim Stone
Bob Albert wrote:
Well I got my adapter boards from China and managed to build my first SMT
project, a square wave generator for TDR use. And it works! The I
I don't have the manual but I'm sure if you pop the cover you can find a nice
sine wave inside (that is being converted to square wave). Un-solder one of the
square wave output BNCs and patch in the sine wave. Now you have analog and
digital outputs!
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