Re: [time-nuts] DS3231m 1HZ output stability

2014-02-26 Thread d0ct0r
Do you have a scope? Any overshoot/bounce crap? (Not likely with low power CMOS.) Attached is screenshot from USB-based scope. I'll going to switch wires to see any difference. -- WBW, V.P.attachment: gps2rtc.PNG___ time-nuts mailing list

Re: [time-nuts] DS3231m 1HZ output stability

2014-02-26 Thread d0ct0r
To answering myself: I think nothing wrong with DS32XX. I hooked up GPS 1PPS output to the same timer (different channel) where I have 1PPS from RTC. Now I see something like this. # Delta GPS: 7330, Delta RTC: 7330 # Delta GPS: 7330, Delta RTC: 7329 # Delta GPS: 7330, Delta RTC: 7329 #

Re: [time-nuts] DS3231m 1HZ output stability

2014-02-25 Thread Tom Van Baak
I would like to ask if somebody did measurement for that Dallas DS32XX series chips. Is that 1PPS (1HZ square wave) stable there or it has some issues ? I am thinking that burp in my tests could be because of my poor code or may be because of DS32XX doing temperature conversion every

Re: [time-nuts] DS3231m 1HZ output stability

2014-02-25 Thread Hal Murray
# Delta GPS: 3659, Delta RTC: 3660 # Delta GPS: 3659, Delta RTC: 3659 # Delta GPS: 3658, Delta RTC: 1984 # Delta GPS: 3658, Delta RTC: 1984 # Delta GPS: 3659, Delta RTC: 3659 # Delta GPS: 3659, Delta RTC: 3660 I would like to ask if somebody did measurement for that Dallas DS32XX