>
>>>
>>> The 5328 will also take a 10881. Plugs right into the motherboard.
>>
>
> You go via a separate board to have a 10811 oscillator. It is not uncommon
> for 10811s to be delivered with this board since some figure they get more
> by selling the 5328 separate from the 10811. Ah well. I use
On 12/23/2010 04:29 PM, Bob Bownes wrote:
The other is what one can buy on the market that is
better than the HP 5328?
The first step up IMHO is the HP 5335. I have two.
AFAIK it is the first of the series that will do TIC. The TIC
specification is 100 pico-seconds.
For reference the HP 5370A/
> The other is what one can buy on the market that is
> better than the HP 5328?
>
> The first step up IMHO is the HP 5335. I have two.
> AFAIK it is the first of the series that will do TIC. The TIC
> specification is 100 pico-seconds.
> For reference the HP 5370A/B TIC spec is 10 pico-seconds.
List,
The opinions given have been fascinating. However I see this discussion going
in two
directions. One is making a
counter. This is fine. Go for it if you have all the resources and
time it will require. The Achilles heel
that I see to this project is being able to duplicate the mat
