This operation is very typical of all of the cell site GPSDO’s. The only
part that is unique to the TBolt is the ability to fiddle the loop
characteristics a bit.
And the fact that the GPS's CPU clock is derived from the 10MHz and
therefore aligned to the PPS so there is no hanging bridge and
Hi
On Jan 25, 2015, at 10:59 AM, Didier Juges shali...@gmail.com wrote:
This operation is very typical of all of the cell site GPSDO’s. The only
part that is unique to the TBolt is the ability to fiddle the loop
characteristics a bit.
And the fact that the GPS's CPU clock is derived
Hello Nuts,
I have been playing a bit tuning a Thunderbolt with Lady Heather and now
have more questions than answers. The collective time-nut brain would be
appreciated.
1. Using the '' command I can change the damping and time constant in LH.
Are these values immediately transferred to the TB?
Hi
On Jan 23, 2015, at 10:58 PM, Skip Withrow skip.with...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Nuts,
I have been playing a bit tuning a Thunderbolt with Lady Heather and now
have more questions than answers. The collective time-nut brain would be
appreciated.
1. Using the '' command I can change
Hi
Maybe a bit more information, much of it applies to all GPSDO’s :
The TBolt first goes through a process to get the OCXO roughly on frequency and
to get the PPS approximately aligned. That process is not impacted by the time
constant and damping. The OCXO goes a bit crazy during this
