The paper should really be titled Another way to discipline your Rb to GPS.
Wouldn't it make more sense given the phase noise in the Rb to base your
correction on a moving average diffence.
1) Reduce the Rb phase noise
2) Carefully make it a multiple of a day to cancel diurnal effects of the
I found that the AMD processors change CPU frequency with load and this seemed
to upset any NTP calculations.
In the end I went to Intel CPU (Mutter mutter).
Regards
Randall
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real time, i.e.
lower latency. I never messed with them, but you find this mentioned related to
multimedia oriented distributions.
On 4/4/2012 3:53 PM, Randall Prentice wrote:
I found that the AMD processors change CPU frequency with load and this
seemed to upset any NTP calculations
People can all relate to their cellphones.
Just tell them that the cellphones all yell at each other but not at the same
time so as long as you know when to listen you can hear the other end. :-)
Regards
Randall
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Regards
Randall
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Regards
Randall Prentice
Stokes Valley
Lower Hutt5019
New Zealand
ZL2RJP
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Of Roy Phillips
Sent: Tuesday, 31 January 2012 10:40 a.m.
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
Have uploaded a copy in NZ.
http://prento.homelinux.net/1796.pdf
Couldn't download off TelstraClear, had to use Actrix links (DNS didn't
resolve properly).
Regards
Randall ZL2RJP
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Of
Mine stopped the same way.
I gently spread the boards apart and unsoldered the 3 pin regulator then
added a Red-LED in place of the three links (Original circuit had three
diodes) and my monitor starting working again. So it may be
recoverable.
Regards
Randall
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Sorry, I didn't give credit to you Arthur. I was following your
instructions.
My post was also to the effect that it all started going again afterward
inspite of such bad treatment (Over voltage/Over heating).
The other point omitted from my post (Obvious afterward), was that
removing the
1 Hz in 10Mhz is about the same ratio as 5mHz in 64Khz.
This would make sense if the Clock for the A/D is divided off the same
TXCO.
Or am I missing something.
The reason I jumped in, in a recent frequency measuring contest the
winner was using that interpolation for his results.
Regards
Circuit Cellar did an article.
Feburary 2010 #235 Page 38.
This was a WWV simulator for a 2 part article the 2nd being a receiver.
73s
Randall ZL2RJP
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Sent: Wednesday, 15
I can program/re-program here in NZ.
I was keeping quiet because I wanted to have a go building one before
ordering 10 or so boards with the Wellington VHF Group as a SIG
activity.
73s
Randall ZL2RJP
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Add me to the list please.
Thanks
73s
Randall
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