In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Magnus Danielson wri
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http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/electronics/HP5359A-draft.pdf
In addition to manuals, we should start to preserve the (EP)ROM
contents of these instruments, early generation EPROMS are reaching
end of life in a lot of systems.
I already
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], John Ackermann N8UR writes:
One thing to be very carefull about with these, is that they can
function as bona-fide base-stations if you hand them an antenna.
I don't need to draw you a picture.
The ad claims it's a derivative of the HP 8920B, and it looks like it.
Javier wrote:
As a hard working ES tax payer, I think that the funds are right there
:) I prefer not to have exlusive dependence on DoD...
You are dreaming if you think DOD won't deactivate Galileo if they need
to.
-Chuck Harris
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As a hard working ES tax payer, I think that the funds are right there
:) I prefer not to have exlusive dependence on DoD...
Javier
Rob Kimberley escribió:
As a hard working UK tax payer, I'd rather my money was spent elsewhere -
I'm more than happy with GPS!
Rob K
-Original
As a hard working US tax payer, I'm happy that someone is paying for an
excuse to buy another disciplined oscillator one day... lots more
plots, quibbling about differences in the 10 decimal point, etc.
jeff
Javier wrote:
As a hard working ES tax payer, I think that the funds are right there
Magne Mæhre wrote:
Ulrich Bangert wrote:
Use the three-cornered-hat method to rank your clocks!
The literature seems to say that you need to do the measurements
simultanously to get good results from the TCH method. I guess
most of us have only one TIC at home, so I wonder how
There is a lot of commonality between the various 892x test sets. When I get
some time, I'll ping my buddy that was sales manager for the line at (HP)Agilent
Spokane division. I know we've talked some about it in the past, but don't
remember enough details to make any binding comments!
Daun
From: Poul-Henning Kamp [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Looking for HP5359A manual
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 20:34:20 +
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In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Magnus Danielson wri
tes:
http://rubidium.dyndns.org/~magnus/electronics/HP5359A-draft.pdf
In
Bruce Lane has an EPROM repository, and I have one too:
http://www.ko4bb.com/cgi-bin/manuals.pl
Go to 5) ROM Images
It could use more submissions, there are MANY more manuals than ROM images.
I will put the HP 5370A ROMs there soon.
You can upload to your heart content :-)
Didier KO4BB
Philip,
I think this sounds pretty reasonable, here's my 2-cents worth.
I think calibration should be part of delivering the clock. You can
imagine a designer developing elaborate models for the timebase and you
don't want to stifle creativity here. I think calibration is part of
the
Hi Abdul and Group,
I'm beginning to feel like I am a manic depressive.. I keep going from
the lowest lows to the highest highs...
Well things are pretty high right now. Here's how I got there:
First, I took my Prologix adapter apart to have a look see under
the microscope.
... Abdul probably
Ulrich Bangert wrote:
Use the three-cornered-hat method to rank your clocks!
The literature seems to say that you need to do the measurements
simultanously to get good results from the TCH method. I guess
most of us have only one TIC at home, so I wonder how the results
will be affected by
Maybe quasi-simultaneously is adequate, using a switch to sample the 3 pairs
in rotation.
The HP59307A can be used for that under GPIB control.
I would think the main reason for doing it simultaneously is so that
whatever source of error exists (temperature, vibration, etc) will affect
the 3
Hi!
Just heard this and here is some details:
http://investing.reuters.co.uk/news/articleinvesting.aspx?type=allBreakingNewsstoryID=2007-11-29T235046Z_01_L29893386_RTRIDST_0_EU-GALILEO-UPDATE-3.XML
Looks like it just became likelier that we will have those Galileo birds.
Cheers,
Magnus
From: Ulrich Bangert [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [time-nuts] Looking for HP5359A manual
Date: Fri, 30 Nov 2007 07:44:22 +0100
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Gentlemen,
Ulrich,
I just managed to buy an HP5359A time synthesizer on ebay. Has anyone of
you a manual for that device in electronic
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Ulrich Bangert writes:
Gentlemen,
I just managed to buy an HP5359A time synthesizer on ebay. Has anyone of
you a manual for that device in electronic form available that he can
share with me? My search at the usual places (Agilent, Didier's pages,
Boat anchor
That would be nice... to bring a more useful life to my 8922Ss, but I've
not been yet able to gather too much information about them.
Regards,
Javier, EA1CRB
Poul-Henning Kamp escribió:
It would be interesting if somebody tried to convert a cellphone
unit to 8920A to see if it was possible.
In my experience watches come from the factory adjusted to gain about 5
seconds a month. The ones I have owned over the years seemed to be fairly
stable in that. I have always wished there was a way for someone who is not
a watch maker to open up such a watch and turn the trimmer capacitor,
Chuck et al
I connected my Prologx 3.12 to the 3478A, ran 7470.exe and the 3478A's
TLK icon came on straight away, with the RMT icon coming on a few
seconds later. Repeated it for good measure with the same result.
7470.exe reported an error saying that it was talking to unsupported
device
A number of people have asked for more details on IEEE Spectrum's digital
clock competition, so we've formulated the following list. Throughout, the
idea is to build a clock that an ordinary person would want to use, in an
ordinary home. That's why we want a display that can be read with ease
With a little work you might be able to precisely calculate the
maxima of the parabola and precisely set the frequency independent of
temp and aging. Ha!
What's the aging like for watch crystals?
What type of cut to watch crystals use? Are there any generalizations about
aging?
I don't
over what durration will the clocks accuracy be measured? (seconds,
minutes, hours, days, months, (years)?
accuracy to be measured before disciplining with GPS, WWVB.
calibration should be within the grasp of a layman
Could some clarification be given here? I'm thinking that the clock
For those interested, I have uploaded the service manual for the Fluke
PM-6681/Pendulum CNT-81 to the k04bb website.
Too bad you can't calibrate these beasts yourself, special software is
needed.
Regards,
Stijn Nestra
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So use a gate array to implement a multichannel time stamp device.
FPGA development boards are readily available and some people consider the
price within range.
Would digital inputs be good enough? Suppose you feed several 10 MHz signals
into a FPGA and program it so each input signal
Max Robinson wrote:
In my experience watches come from the factory adjusted to gain about 5
seconds a month. The ones I have owned over the years seemed to be fairly
stable in that. I have always wished there was a way for someone who is not
a watch maker to open up such a watch and turn
Hal Murray wrote:
So use a gate array to implement a multichannel time stamp device.
FPGA development boards are readily available and some people consider the
price within range.
Would digital inputs be good enough? Suppose you feed several 10 MHz signals
into a FPGA and program
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