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- Original Message - From: Kasper Pedersen
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To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
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Sent: Wednesday, April 22, 2009 1:25 AM
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] DSP WWVB Receiver
Brooke Clarke wrote:
On the PICLIST there has been a discussion about the CMAX WWVB front
ends and noise. Olin mentioned that you could use a dsPIC to look at
the I and Q signals resulting from mixing the WWVB signal with a
carrier at 60 kHz. His example case was to use a cheap crystal (+ or
Hi:
On the PICLIST there has been a discussion about the CMAX WWVB front ends and
noise. Olin mentioned that you could use a dsPIC to look at the I and Q
signals resulting from mixing the WWVB signal with a carrier at 60 kHz. His
example case was to use a cheap crystal (+ or - 3 Hz) and so
In message 49ee3568.3000...@pacific.net, Brooke Clarke writes:
On the PICLIST there has been a discussion about the CMAX WWVB front ends and
noise. Olin mentioned that you could use a dsPIC to look at the I and Q
signals resulting from mixing the WWVB signal with a carrier at 60 kHz. His
