Hello Bob,
Thanks for the reality check.
I just wanted to make sure ,
From: Bob Camp li...@rtty.us
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement time-nuts@febo.com
Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2014 10:16 PM
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] frequency
Hey All,
I recently came into a few CO clock modules made by Symmetricom, Austron, etc.
These were Stratum 3E level clocks.
One of the modules can be seen here pictures 2,3,4
http://rescueelectronics.com/timeplot
The module ran in the position where the heatsink fins were vertical.
The
Hello all,
I have had a MV89A running now for a couple of years now. It is inside of a
Dewar along with bypassing capacitors and the adjustment pot.
The end is sealed insulation. For a matter of convenience the oscillator is
mounted upside down. I am planning on reconfiguring the box it is
Hello Folks,
I am working on a project intended to convert an analog ECG signal to a voltage
proportional the heart rate,
The actual electrodes instrumentation amp is pretty much working fine so no
worries there.
The problem is, and here is where the relationship to time nut comes in.
The
Hello Folks
I have been looking at bullet chrographs and wondering if I could get the a usb
module to do a interval measurement and display on my laptop.
on a yet to be discovered module to calculate the time interval between the
pulses?
The bullet travels at approx 1050 feet per second.
By
Hello Folks,
I have one of these C-MAC Rakon Double oven oscillators.
The oven and electronics run on a 12 vdc supply.
For this I am using 2 stages of regulation, first to 18 volts and then to 12
vdc. Both of these are 3 term regulators, I know not the best choice.
But its a place to start. I
Hello Folks,
I am looking for an instrument that is better than Fluke 103a comparator.
The purpose of this piece of equipment is help me learn more about oscillators
and characterizing them
The HP5370B is the TIC I keep hearing about but I am not glued to that make or
model.
I wou;d like to
Folks,
I amtrying to understand some of the terms used here quite often.
I quoted this from Wikipedia
An Allan deviation of 1.3×10−9 at observation time 1 s (i.e. τ = 1 s) should be
interpreted as there being an instability in frequency between two observations
a second apart with a relative
Hello
I have a properly working Keithly 776 Frequency counter that has the TIC using
the A and B inputs.
I have z3801 that is considered my house reference, that 10 MHz output goes to
the A input.
A double oven RAKON oscillator is connected to the is connected to the B input
Both signals