I just calculated the frequency offset. I count 5 crosses, while jumping down to 200 ns, I guess, 1 cross equals 10 min? So let's say the jump lasts 60 min (= T jump). When we want to calculate the frequency offset out of a phase jump, we have to differentiate the phase and we should achieve

delta f = delta phase / delta T
delta f = (delta t / T period) / T jump
delta f = (200ns / 100ns) / 60 min
delta f = 0,55 mHz (milli, not Mega!)

What precision / stability do you demand?

Volker


Am 28.02.2013 00:47, schrieb saidj...@aol.com:
Hello Claude,

that gap is a classic crystal jump. It could be caused by the crystal
changing frequency by itself, or by being hit with e.g. gamma particles etc.
Could also have been instigated by vibration or shock to the unit.

You should be seeing 6+ sats at all times though, your plot shows you
sometimes seem to see 2 or 3 sats only? Maybe a better antenna position would
help the stability of that unit.

Nothing to worry about if it doesn't happen regularly. Enjoy,

bye,
Said


In a message dated 2/27/2013 15:18:51 Pacific Standard Time,
lab...@yahoo.fr writes:

Hello,

This is my first message here although I read this  list for a few weeks.

I bought a Z3805A/58503A frequency  receiver  and I didn't notice on the
pictures that the model number was  not  written on the front panel. It's not
important but is there a reason  for that, if you know ?
The item :  http://cgi.ebay.fr/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=251226027893


I log some parameters of the receiver and today I notice a "gap"  in the
frequency.

Picture :  http://uppix.net/e/2/4/cf39ac772e5a69fc616f5cf30f208.png

I have a  Rubidium and I measure it's frequency with a 5334B counter locked
to the GPS,  and I can see the "gap" too  :
http://uppix.net/f/b/a/d86c2737ad135264e4a2b78e503d5.png
measurements  are with Gate Time of 10s, 60s and 100s,


Do you know why this  happens and how to prevent this behaviour ?

Thanks for yours advices


Claude

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