I worked in the R&D section that designed the HP53132 series at the
time it was designed. This kind of stuff would be SOP where the
gate array designer (great engineer, I knew him well) does a proper
job, and then after the fact marketing/manufacturing adds on
the rear connect because some big c
for zl3ag:
http://www.tech-systems.net/
Not my favorite people by a long shot. But sometimes they have what you
need/want/desire.
On Wed, May 27, 2020 at 9:08 AM Bob kb8tq wrote:
> Hi
>
> I bought a Fluke 732A from them back about 2 months ago. Not exactly cheap
> and
> maybe more on topic f
I hope this will be helpful to someone. I recently had to take one to
calibration and testing.
I have two HP53132A counters. Recently I've noticed funny behavior when I
tried to run self-diagnostic on Front End. One counter always succeeds, but
another one always fails. The second counter s
I've just been told about an online undergraduate course on the GPS system
done by Stanford University. I don't remember reading about it on here,
and a quick check of the archives drew a blank. The course is completely
free, and on YouTube at:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o1Fyn_h6LKU&list=P
Hi
(wandering a long way away from the original post …..)
When you design a DMTD that runs into a counter, by far the biggest
part of the DMTD design is the limiter(s) that turn the mixer output into
a “useable” square wave. Even high end commercial counters are unable
to process the output of a
There is no universal circuit that minimises jitter for all signals without
some tuning to suit the input frequency and threshold crossing slew rate. The
LTC6957 works well for higher frequency sine waves. The low frequency sine wave
outputs of a DMTD require a set of cascaded lowpass filtered l
Dear colleagues
I am currently thinking about a concept for my own TIC. While I gathered
some knowledge during my GPSDO project about using the TDC7200 as
interpolator, I have not yet a good idea how I should design the input
stage of a TIC. It should be somewhat universal, i.e. it should be usable
