Hi
As I recall, the whole LH series was a multi chip rather than monolithic IC
approach. Even back in the day, that made them expensive parts. There are other
parts that make fine 10 MHz buffers that only cost a dime.
Bob
On Nov 19, 2014, at 9:00 PM, Jim Lux jim...@earthlink.net wrote:
On
On 11/20/14, 4:04 AM, Bob Camp wrote:
Hi
As I recall, the whole LH series was a multi chip rather than
monolithic IC approach. Even back in the day, that made them
expensive parts. There are other parts that make fine 10 MHz buffers
that only cost a dime.
Bob
Isn't that the significance of
HI
On Nov 20, 2014, at 7:45 AM, Jim Lux jim...@earthlink.net wrote:
On 11/20/14, 4:04 AM, Bob Camp wrote:
Hi
As I recall, the whole LH series was a multi chip rather than
monolithic IC approach. Even back in the day, that made them
expensive parts. There are other parts that make fine
Hi
The only time I ever used them, it was inside the loop with an op-amp. That
probably reduced the impact of non-ideal behavior.
Getting back to the box that started all this. It’s got what looks like a
high(ish) power linear amp already on the board. It’s made up of discrete
parts. I have
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I doubled my Austron 1250A from 5 MHz to 10 MHz with 2
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I doubled my Austron 1250A from 5 MHz to 10 MHz with 2 NPNs fed in push
I think those devices were in the same databook that had a page in the back
of the book, containing only the text
This page is as blank as a salesman's memory
The person who did the final editing on that issue had a rare sense of
humor.
Dave M
Dave Daniel wrote:
I remember the Fast and
On 11/19/14, 3:59 PM, Dave Daniel wrote:
I remember the Fast and Damn Fast Buffer Amp data sheet. LH0036? I may
not be remembering the correct part number. I used to have a copy of
that data sheet, as well as another that was labeled DC to Daylight on
the data sheet.
DaveD
On 11/19/2014 2:42
I know I have some numbers of chroma demod chips as I recall. Picked up in
a flea market special along with other more useful chips.
I absolutely have the LH033 buffers. Fet input and like lots of power. Have
used them as frequency buffers.
Super easy to use. Real chips
Regards
Paul
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I know I have some numbers of chroma demod chips as I recall. Picked up in
a flea market special along with other more useful chips.
I absolutely have the LH033 buffers. Fet input and like lots of
Don
The two units work together by a buggy cable from what I have heard so far.
The Ref0 is the master that drives stuff it connects to REF1 that
disciplines REF0.
If GPS goes away or the ref1 it all keeps ticking. This is been teh system
design for about 20 years.
Many of us have the ref1 only
HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz” question.
Roughly 99.99% of all doubler / tripler OCXO’s out there do the trick with a
simple single transistor stage and a tuned tank. Follow it up with a tuned
single transistor output amp. Cheap, easy, not very fancy,
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HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz” question.
Roughly 99.99% of all doubler / tripler OCXO’s out there do
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HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz”
question
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HI
Actually
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HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz” question.
Roughly 99.99% of all doubler / tripler OCXO’s out there do the trick with a
simple single
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HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz”
question.
Roughly 99.99% of all doubler / tripler OCXO’s out there do the trick with
a simple single transistor stage and a tuned tank. Follow it up with a
tuned
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HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz” question
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HI
Actually there are three different approaches to the “double 5 MHz”
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Roughly 99.99% of all doubler / tripler OCXO’s out there do the trick
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