Hello fellow time nuts,
I'm new to this group, so it's only decent to introduce myself. My name is
Robert Deliën and I'm a 34 year old embedded software engineer with over 10
years of experience and a solid electronics back ground. Clocks and time have
fascinated me from a very young age. And
Tom Van Baak wrote:
I've recently acquired a Rubidium Osc ( Efratom FRS-C 10Mhz) as my
first venture into this field. It's working as per the spec given
,checked against Trimble GPS with 1pps output.
Can you point me to somewhere where there is a description of the
physics behind the
Hi fellow time-nuts!
A few days ago I finally received my latest counter, a Wavecrest SIA-3000P.
It's a 3-channel bestie with 1.7 GHz BW on each channel. I have now pulled a
few small tricks and is able to run it with external monitor, mouse and
keyboard. Isn't that hard actually. I just did my
My saga about the dead fan in the 8642a sig gen.
I am stunned. I did a little more checking and observation
of the area around the fan.. The fan had quit and is buried in
between power supplies and looks impossible to dig out. Glad I
didn't. On the back there is a cover that
The article below describes how the local oscillator frequency is
distributed to the antennas of the Atacama millimeter array.
The techniques used to stabilise the local oscillator frequency and
phase at each antenna may be of some interest to anyone considering
fibre optic distribution of
