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scales down to small scale and is not a CPU hog and nearly
disappears when it is idle.
And as said, it is easy to configure because everyone who knows
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anything and especially that that might do obvious
things like plug it into a standard POE switch.
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I think PoE is a great thing, because it allows you to get rid of all those
wallwarts..
More importantly than simply getting rid of them is that with PoE you
can place your Ethernet device in a location where there is no place
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of the transmission.
It is unlikely to add much noise. The PoE device only puts a DC bias
on the twisted pair. The data signal is differential. It is
transformer couple to is pretty much is immune to common mode noise.
So even iif the DC bias was noisy I don't thing it would matter.
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are under the orbit
of the satellites. The company I used to work for placed GPS on some
low orbit spacecraft, so say roughly 200 miles up and 18,000 mph but
I'd guess most hand held units would not work in those conditions
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lab power supply etc.
For once the best is also cheap: Batteries.
But not all batteries are the same. You want one with low internal
resistance, so a lead acid flooded battery will be the best.
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For once the best is also cheap: Batteries.
But not all batteries are the same. You want one with low internal
resistance, so a lead acid flooded battery will be the best
because
of advances like battery powered LED illumination. This kind of
microscope is pretty easy to find compared to the other.
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school level labs they use cheaper 400x scopes and just look at
larger stuff.
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. Another calibration point might be the
boiling point of water.
I don't need to design this now, it was an example equestion
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matches 75 ohm rather than 50.
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I suspect you would get about 5% of it into a MSP430.
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have one spare.
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You can't compare the size of a Windows binary to a uP RAM. If
you look inside the .exe file you see that 90% of it is dealing
with the Windows OS. The actual computations are very, very small
and don't
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to deal with cable loss is to move the GPS
receiver. Maybe place it in the attic right under where the antenna cable
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I used a 1 pipe with a pipe flange screwed to the top end. I mounted the
antenna to the flange using four stainless steel bolts and ran the coax
cable inside the pipe. The pipe perforates the roof so the cable has a
very short and direct run.
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think the best solution is to finally retire that old parallel port chip
programmer and replace it with something more modern. You might have paid
a lot for it but today $35 will get you something with a USB cnetion and
then you don't need the printer port.
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. If it is a PIC or something like that, just buy a USB capable
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that can run an OS and the NTP
reverence implementation. ARM (and others) can do that.
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better time keeping than is needed, in that case you
will need some kind of specialized clock hardware.
Most nuts, I think would like to have a microsecond level wall clock
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from somewhere.
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Yes you could us something like one of the low-cost rubidium
oscilators to supply a pulse per second to Linux NTP and it would work
for some time before the error was as large as 10 mS.
One
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done with off the shelf parts and no wiring at all.
Problem solved?
I suspect not….
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People talk about good deals
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public built with GPL tools be made available for no more than the cost of
distribution ie you can charge for the cost of the optical disk and postage
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but that will take more smarts.
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setting
back to the TXCO.
That is why my first post was to ask What is the simplest phase defector
that can work? I think you only need a one-bit counter. A flip-flop
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We really need to think more about the secure distribution of time products
Is NTP not secure. I know it can be secured but I think in practice people
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the clock twice and check for a deta time of
more than a few nanoseconds. Then if you read the data between those to
clock samples you will know the clock was acuratly sampled.
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which
works well with the Thunderbolt and has such a threaded bottom?
The typical antenna has a flat bottom that is bolted to some kind of
mounting adaptor. Perhaps the thing with the British treads will un-bolt.
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will have a
first class setup. You run the coax down the pipe. The timing antennas
are pointed on top so snow falls off
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you want you can rectify that problem yourself without having
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time is required. He said the standard Windoze clock does not keep
sufficiently accurate, so he has software which updates from an NTP
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still need access to some kind of standard like from GPS so you can
calibrate the Rb. Your best bet would be to build a GPSDO that runs
directly at the desired 12.8Mhz. Most off the shelf GPSDOs run at 10Mhz so
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shell and he
was running Microsoft.
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to zero clients and whatever else is running. You never
want the load average to go over 0.5 in steady state usage. So you
onoy have a factor of five to go. Good enough for a small office but
not for a public server.
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average is because I thought the Pi might
make a good web and file server. Seems like it might. Those are
services that also need to run 24x7
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I've spent the last few days getting a very simple, low-power NTP server
working on a Raspberry Pi.
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going to run.
Anyone think I can get by with anything cheaper than a symmetricom
58532a antenna? I can probably get one (used) for less than $50 on ebay,
but I'd really prefer to source something more entry-level for closer to
$5 or $10 if possible. Any suggestions?
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or withing 10 degrees of it looks pretty much the same. I
don't want a huge tree of building due south of the antenna. But for
timing all you really need is to see most of the sky. It depends
on if you want it to work or work as well as it can.
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of it working. Those flat cable make it
hard to be wrong.
Worst case is you buy some jumper cable with make pines on one and and
female on the other and patch it together. It willl look ugly but
still work
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Indoor antennas can work. It depands on the details. Hopefully
the skylight looks to the south. BTW
units, SiRF is very small and maybe lower cost.
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requirement?You say you don't want overkill
So I assume you would be happy with 50 millisecond error? That is
1/20th second or do you need microseconds?
No one can know if your plan is reasonable without knowing the goal.
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worried about cost buy an older Oncore. The new
m12m is only slightly better then the older m12+T that sells on eBay
for $35. The two are nearly identical. (See item # 290656401551)
then see item # 270881742870 for an antenna You'd be just under $100
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It is a part that requires some knowlege to asemble into usable
product.
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The satellites are in 12 hour orbits. Everything repeats every 12
hours. But the sun is on a 24 hr. period and if you did two 12 hour
tests you don't want to do one at night and one in day. So start
each test at the same time of day let it run for 12+ hours.
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it is reading from a local file.
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the way most GPS jammers are used.
I'd call it self jamming where you jam your own receiver so other
people will not know where you are.
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A single unit would set you back $465.00 and delivery would be in the
region of 6
weeks.
I Wonder what price the T-Bolts sold for new in single quantities.
Maybe more than $465?
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this is done for you in a low cost self
contained unit. But you don't learn much that way, except how to
connect cables.
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Picture of the messy work bench below!
http://www.mrrace.com/TrimbleGPS/TestEquipment.jpg
No way! Does not count if you can actually SEE the workbench
surface. Even the screw drivers are lined up neatly.
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Chris Albertson
Redondo Beach, California
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. The entire setup uses about 5 or 6 watts of power
If I want to see the LH display I can log into the linux system for
any other computer and have the screen exported.
Chris Albertson
Redondo Beach, California
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