> As long at there is always a positive or always a negative time
> difference between the two 1 pps signals the result makes perfect sense.
> There appears to be about a 2 to 3 usec jitter in the 1pps from the
> GPS (this is expected given the design of the receiver).
>
> If I put the 5370B in
Dear Group,
I recently obtained a used HP5370B. Running through the operator checks
in the Operating and Service Manual (figure 3-4) it seems to be
operating perfectly.
I am trying to use it to compare two 1pps signals - one from a GPS
receiver and one derived from a fairly decent 10MHz OCX
Well the 5065a has settled in very nicely from its failure that I documented
for everyone.
Its at specification and actually 2nd harmonics actually higher then the
original numbers by 10 units.
But as I went through the process to realign it to GPS several questions
came up.
The time scale has alw
Thank you
On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 10:56 PM, Bob Smither wrote:
> I put Paul's document (as a PDF) here:
>
> http://c-c-i.com/node/152
>
> Enjoy!
> --
> ==**=
> Bob Smither, Ph.D.smit...@c-c-i.com
>"No freeman shall be d
> but I don't have a floppy drive in my PC :-(
You can get floppy drives that connect via USB. Frys has one for $22.
If you have a fancy box that you like and it has a floppy, it might be worth
getting (or hanging on to) a reasonable PC that still has a floppy drive just
so you can still carry
