Re: [time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in 600MHz to10MHz area)

2008-01-25 Thread Grant Hodgson
want something that you can just plug together then they will work for relatively little effort. And you don't need to worry about -ve supply voltages which some ECL devices need. regards Grant > From: "Anders Time" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Subject: [time-nuts] Low phase

Re: [time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in 600MHz to10MHz area)

2008-01-25 Thread Bruce Griffiths
Anders Time wrote: > Have been locking around for a good article on how to design a good Low > phase noise digital divider(in 600MHz to 10MHz area), but the have not found > any good literature. Today most people talk about regenerative dividers, but > are a rather complex subject. > Does anyone ha

Re: [time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in 600MHz to10MHz area)

2008-01-25 Thread Didier Juges
rom: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Anders Time > Sent: Friday, January 25, 2008 7:02 AM > To: time-nuts@febo.com > Subject: [time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in > 600MHz to10MHz area) > > Have been locking around for a good article on how to

[time-nuts] Low phase noise digital divider (in 600MHz to10MHz area)

2008-01-25 Thread Anders Time
Have been locking around for a good article on how to design a good Low phase noise digital divider(in 600MHz to 10MHz area), but the have not found any good literature. Today most people talk about regenerative dividers, but are a rather complex subject. Does anyone have experience in what logic f