I'm having some problems with an ancient Bulova OCXO in a Tektronix 184
'scope calibrator.
This is an crystal mounted on an octal valve base with a heater winding
wrapped round it, and a common or garden variety thermostat which is
supposed to switch at 75 celsius. I've not measured the
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Neon John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd have put a head in each cube
if that had been possible.
What kind of head? Or whose head?
Curious,
MS
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Michael Sokolov wrote:
Neon John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd have put a head in each cube
if that had been possible.
What kind of head? Or whose head?
Curious,
MS
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I have one of those oscillators in a tek 184 that I do not use anymore.
Those calibrators are really cool, I used one for a long time when I first
started tinkering.
If you need it, you can have the oscillator. ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
Good luck!
Still needed HP
David C. Partridge wrote:
I'm having some problems with an ancient Bulova OCXO in a Tektronix 184
'scope calibrator.
This is an crystal mounted on an octal valve base with a heater winding
wrapped round it, and a common or garden variety thermostat which is
supposed to switch at 75
Dave
Need a few more circuit details.
The crystal current wont be very high unless their are other components
connected to G1.
Bruce
The anode G1 capacitance is about 10fF so with 25V rms at the anode, the
crystal current would be around 16uA if the circuit relies on feedback
via
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For those of you mainly in Australia and New Zealand you may remember VNG -
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will be familiar:
This is VNG, Lyndhurst, Victoria, Australia on 4.5, 7.5 or 12 MHz. VNG is a
standard frequency and time signal
On Sun, 7 Sep 2008 17:40:42 GMT, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Michael Sokolov)
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Neon John [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd have put a head in each cube
if that had been possible.
What kind of head? Or whose head?
Navy-speak for toilet.
John
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