The specs that I found here:
http://web.archive.org/web/20010302193035/http://www.isotemp.com/ocxo107.htm
say the electrical EFC range is > 0.1 PPM, but that's for the version
with the D/A converter. I can't find any hint about our version.
My unit is starting to settle down. Yesterday agin
Since I had it out, I decided to let it run and this morning
I measured the EFC characteristic.
In my case perfect frequency is at 4.025V and the sensitivity
is 0.2317 PPM/Volt so the design EFC range is probably +/- 1PPM
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It's hard to see in the picture, but my oscillator is labelled:
0410-2540
Model OCXO107-10
Freq 5.000 MHz
S/N6396-40
Notice the same '0410-2540' line. So you're probably right. I wouldn't
be surprised to find that Lucent had multiple sources for the oscillator
and their part nu
The photo looks like one of the 2 units I have but the info on
one if my oscillators says:
CTS Knights
970-2074-0
5 Mhz
0410-2540
8947
I'm pretty sure the last numbers are the
date code. If more than one company made these units they
could have been in some piece of equipment made u
In message <5320c644.4070...@sasktel.net>, Ed Palmer writes:
>Could be, but I didn't see a good picture of that oscillator. Here's the
>one I bought:
>
>http://www.ebay.com/itm/121264125456?orig_cvip=true
Looks exactly like mine.
Good Bargain btw, the list price was north of $1k originally.
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Could be, but I didn't see a good picture of that oscillator. Here's the
one I bought:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/121264125456?orig_cvip=true
Ed
On 3/12/2014 1:43 PM, Arthur Dent wrote:
Sounds kind of like this oscillator. I found it to be very low
power but it took about a week for it to really
In message <1394653389.44185.yahoomail...@web122901.mail.ne1.yahoo.com>, Arthur
Dent writes:
>Sounds kind of like this oscillator. I found it to be very low
>power but it took about a week for it to really settle down and
>until then I was continually adjusting the EFC.
The pinout looks the sam
Sounds kind of like this oscillator. I found it to be very low
power but it took about a week for it to really settle down and
until then I was continually adjusting the EFC.
http://i906.photobucket.com/albums/ac262/rjb1998/Oscillator_zps63a30a2f.jpg
-Arthur
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In message <53208ed8.4090...@sasktel.net>, Ed Palmer writes:
>Many thanks, Poul.
>
>This info is consistent with the wiring on my unit. By looking and
>doing continuity tests, I've found ground on pins 2, 4, 6, and 7. The
>wire on pin 3 is red so that's also likely a match to yours for the +5 le
Many thanks, Poul.
This info is consistent with the wiring on my unit. By looking and
doing continuity tests, I've found ground on pins 2, 4, 6, and 7. The
wire on pin 3 is red so that's also likely a match to yours for the +5 lead.
Ed
On 3/12/2014 2:31 AM, Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In mes
In message <531f7161.2080...@sasktel.net>, Ed Palmer writes:
>I just picked up an Isotemp OCXO107-10 Oscillator. I thought it looked
>like it might be interesting, but it turns out that it's better than I
>thought. It's got a Dewar flask! I found the specs, but it didn't
>mention anything ab
The specs I found talked about double ovens and a 16 bit D/A converter
for disciplining the frequency. Mine doesn't appear to have either of
those. Sounds like the OCXO 107 series included a lot of different
variants.
Ed
On 3/11/2014 3:48 PM, Poul-Henning Kamp wrote:
In message <531f7161.2
In message <531f7161.2080...@sasktel.net>, Ed Palmer writes:
>I just picked up an Isotemp OCXO107-10 Oscillator.
I can't remember which variant the on I have is. I'll check tomorrow.
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I just picked up an Isotemp OCXO107-10 Oscillator. I thought it looked
like it might be interesting, but it turns out that it's better than I
thought. It's got a Dewar flask! I found the specs, but it didn't
mention anything about that. So, before I let the magic smoke out, does
anyone have
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