It has nothing to do with throwing off atoms. A Xtal is actually a
This only happens in very low quality crystals that have impurities on
the surface.
Going in the other direction, the mechanical resonant frequency
changes with time because, as the xtal vibrates, microscopic cracks
Hello,
I have a couple of these interesting shaped oscillators
and was wondering if anyone has a manual, specs, or even
just the pinout of the 25 pin D connector. I'd like to
fire one up and see how it does.
I'm new to this list. By way of introduction, I'm
inexplicably interested in old HP
Hi,
I posed this question to Jack Kusters, now retired
from HP/Agilent. He and Charles Adams commercialized
the SC-cut crystal for HP in the 10811A oscillator. He
gave me permission to post his response on the reflector.
Jim Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi Stan,
Welcome (at last!).
See if the DB25 hockey puck oscillator looks like this:
http://www.leapsecond.com/museum/e1938a/
I have a Tracor 527A manual you can borrow - unless
some else on the list has already scanned it (?).
/tvb
http://www.leapsecond.com/time-nuts.htm
