Could you post some phase plots? The data you show is not 1/tau and very
likely not white phase noise.
Mike
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At 06:44 AM 11/11/2017, Tom Van Baak wrote:
So, Scott, give the FS740 a try. See if SRS will loan you one for a
few weeks and report back to us on what you think.
I've sent a couple of emails to i...@thinksrs.com with no reply yet.
If anyone has a sales contact at SRS, please pass it along.
At 12:39 PM 11/11/2017, Tom Knox wrote:
The FS740 is interesting. Obviously it has a lot going for it, but
what appears to be missing is graphic data display capabilities
which would simply be a few line of code. Perhaps I missed something
skimming through the manual.
I don't think you
Hi,
There are other, more qualified people who should answer your questions,
but until they get around to it, let me give you some pointers to read
up upon.
First of all, you probably want to read [1] and [2]. Especially the
latter does explain the effects of the different noise types and
how
I am Ted Hartson, also WA8ULG and closing my lab I kept a pair of HP
5060 Cesium for years at my lab and thought my life would be more
complete if i had an HP 5371A. If you are not familiar with this box I
attach it has virtually zero hours of use.
OK, go figure, after resetting the loopback jumpers it came alive with a green
light, GPS time is ok, still not presenting a satellite on the LH display but
it must be seeing something to have the time correct.
Interesting project all along.
> On Nov 15, 2017, at 12:03 PM, Jerry Hancock
I found the write-up on getting 10Mhz out. I added the resistors and cap and
brought it out the 15Mhz connector after separating it from the 15Mhz drive.
I booted it up and I have a Yellow No GPS light and a Red Fault. The unit sees
the GPS antenna as when I disconnect it the GPS light
Is there an easy way to get 10Mhz out of the REF1?
Next time I am using my electric screwdriver to take this apart. I can’t
believe how many bolts it has. I used a screwdriver that turns double in
reverse, pretty cool tool, but even then it took forever.
> On Nov 15, 2017, at 7:00 AM, Bob
Greetings, time-nuts!
After reading [ http://www.leapsecond.com/pages/adev/adev-why.htm ] I felt
that I better understood how an Allan Deviation is calculated and endeavored
to try an experiment. It should be noted that I have a hobbyist-level
understanding of the concepts described and tools
Hi
At some very basic level, the GPSDO needs to decide when to go into or come
out of holdover. That decision often involves initial setup of the GPS module
and
subsequent monitoring of the module. The risk in swapping modules is always
tripping over an obscure IF statement somewhere that does
This might interest some. It's on 6th December in London.
Try:
Shut off power to the GPS receiver
Disconnect the GPS antenna downlead
Reapply power to the GPS receiver
Enter :GPS:INIT:DATE 2017,01,01 (The only space is between DATE and 2017)
Reconnect the GPS antenna downlead and wait
John
>
> On November 14, 2017 at 10:43 PM Bob Bownes
> Le 15 nov. 2017 à 04:43, Bob Bownes a écrit :
>
>
> I put my 3801 back in service the day before yesterday, or tried to. It’s
> been on the shelf for about a year (off).
>
> I powered it up, and while it sees a few sats, it will not acquire any.
> Changing to a known
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