In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Miles writes:
Actually, since each EPROM is now 4x bigger than necessary, couldn't you do
all this with just one chip? The circuit must be decoding a couple of
high-order address lines to drive the chip-select pins of the other three
EPROMs, so you'd just tie
Hi John,
After much experience swapping ROM's and EPROM's in commercial
equipment, I've found that you can never be sure of using a new part.
The address and control timing on many designs is not all it should be,
often the system is only working due to marginal (or even totally
incorrect) timing.
Interested in any comments on this GPSDO -
http://www3.sympatico.ca/b.zauhar/GPS_Std/GPS_Std.htm#GPS_Receivers
DaveB, NZ
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Dave Brown wrote:
Interested in any comments on this GPSDO -
http://www3.sympatico.ca/b.zauhar/GPS_Std/GPS_Std.htm#GPS_Receivers
DaveB, NZ
Why anyone would bother to create something like this escapes me.
Just another example of unintelligent engineering.
If one is foolish enough to
Would anyone in the group know where I might obtain a manual for the Efratom
FRK-L Rubidium Oscillator? I checked eBay but found no listings. Thanks [EMAIL
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At 9:53 PM -0700 10/20/06, Colin Bradley wrote:
Would anyone in the group know where I might obtain a manual for the
Efratom FRK-L Rubidium Oscillator? I checked eBay but found no
listings. Thanks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Colin,
Googling for said manual (leaving off the L) vives this BAMA page:
