It can be altered, but only by 50ns. You can invert the phase of the osc
sense (feature not available on Thunderbolt-E or Thunderbolts built before
March 1998). Use the '^' command in Lady Heather.
The PPS output is synchronous with the 10MHz signal
Bob
One way of reducing the effective noise/jitter on the PPS signal when
using it with the 5370 to measure the instability of a source with
respect to the Thunderbolt is to use the PPS to ARM the 5370 whilst the
10MHz from the thunderbolt starts the 5370 and the source (or a
frequency generated b
Ah ha! That explains the changing numbers I see on the 5370B (jitter), and
explains why I see no change on the scope other than the jitter. Reading
the manual, I don't see any clear explanation like what you just gave me. I
see my mistake in manual interpretation but not until after reading your
Bob
Robert Darlington wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm trying to adjust the time between the leading edge of the PPS square
> wave and the 10MHz zero crossing outputs on a Trimble Thunderbolt. The
> manual seems to indicate the cable delay compensation setting will do this.
>
No, it doesnt.
This on
Hello all,
I'm trying to adjust the time between the leading edge of the PPS square
wave and the 10MHz zero crossing outputs on a Trimble Thunderbolt. The
manual seems to indicate the cable delay compensation setting will do this.
As I understand things, this is also called the "PPS Offset" in th
