I finally gave up trying to find a 50 ohm distribution amp I liked and
wanted to pay for, so I built a simple 4 channel one that uses either a
Linear LT1365 or an Analog Devices AD8044. It has an ac-coupled input
and transformer-isolated outputs. I took care in the layout to keep
trace lengths
I've been thinking about building something like this for some time
and I would be interested in seeing the schematics layout. please do
post them!
thanks
-eric
On Sun, Jun 7, 2009 at 9:06 AM, wjew...@quackers.net wrote:
I finally gave up trying to find a 50 ohm distribution amp I liked and
Hi, Bill,
I would be at least curious about the beastie. Please do post what you
have.
Thanks.
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On 07-Jun-09 at 12:06 wje wrote:
I finally gave up trying to find a 50 ohm distribution amp I liked and
wanted to pay for, so I built a
Dick,
The Manuals Plus website lists several manuals for the CSC model DC200B/BR.
Don't know what the differences are between the -B/BR models and the -C
model, but sometimes the differences can be small; perhaps small enough for
you to diagnose your problem. Go to
Per request, I've put the info up on my ftp site:
ftp://f...@quackers.net:f...@ftp.quackers.net/
Pick up DistAmp.zip. Also, read the ReadMe! It explains how to actually
look at the board layout.
I'm using it to distribute my 10 Mhz GPS-based standard (Thunderbolt) to
my spectrum analyzer,
Bill
Just noticed in passing that the equivalent circuit of the LTZ100A shown
in the Datron reference at:
ftp://ftp.quackers.net/DatronRef.PDF
is incorrect.
Linear technology seems to have finally corrected this error in its
latest data sheet for the LTZ1000.
Bruce
Hey Ed, thanks for the tips. The DC-200 has a quite different meter
system based on the pix of the DC-150 you linked to. I did find a
manual for sale for a model DC-200AR, and have inquired if the 200AR
is at all similar to the 200C. If it is, I'm good to go.
Thanks,
Dick Moore
On Jun 7,
Vectron OXCO 233-5368-1 / WJ 708249-001
2.0 / 2.0 / 0.50
SMA output / mil spec, Al sheet surface mount, 4 mounting studs
E1 orange / E2 black / E3 white / E4 (case ground)
Probably FSN 5955-01-144-2344
Alt part # may be V26G893 . May be 100MHZ
Can possibly get several more, new. Limited test