Just curious, is there by chance a removable eprom or other programmable
device on these boards?
Assuming a fairly verbose scpi like command interface, I've occasionally
had luck reverse engineering a command set by looking through an eprom dump
for a list of commands?
Also, does this by chance
When there is more demand than generation, the frequency of the grid
drops. My understanding is that one particular country is pulling more
from the grid than they are generating, and for political/and or financial
reasons which are a bit unclear, noone is willing to generate enough power
to
There is an announcement of the impending purchase on the Microchip website.
>From my perspective this is a good thing as I've been eyeing some of the
microsemi semiconductor products for some time for use in various designs
of mine and this is likely to make those products easier to incorporate
So, I happen to have a full low-volume SMD assembly line here... for our
own products (although I did have similar thoughts to John about spinning a
couple of carrier boards for these type of parts but designed so they are
suitable for assembly on our line).
Our take on QFN's is that they're not
A couple of weeks back I caught my thunderbolt way out of lock, and doing
some sort of weird sawtooth oscillation in the DAC and PPS reading causing
the PPS alignment to swing +-50ns or so away from correct alignment (based
on some +-10ns GPS receivers I have here).After lots of attempts at
I am *not* an expert on the HP5065... In fact, I just joined so I could
learn a bit more about precision timekeeping... have various reasons for
wanting a precision clock on the bench, and trying to figure things out.
So, the following is based on past experience with similar replacements, in
