Martyn Smith wrote:
> I read with interest about the new 10 MHz distribution amplifier.
>
> But I agree with everyone, it's the specs that are missing that are
> important.
>
> But I wanted to take one comment up about AGC.
>
>
It depends how the AGC is done, there are some really poor examples
Hello Martyn,
Martyn Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Despite the AGC we still achieve good phase noise (-135 dBc/Hz @ 1 Hz
with
a -168 dBc noise floor) together with 130 dB isolation and 10 ps/C phase
stability.
I have problems to understand, how your amplifier can achieve phase
noise of -135 dB
I read with interest about the new 10 MHz distribution amplifier.
But I agree with everyone, it's the specs that are missing that are
important.
But I wanted to take one comment up about AGC.
My company makes a nice distribution amplifier and we do have AGC. The nice
thing here is that a +7 dBm
