You need a distribution amplifier.
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> > Dave
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> > To: Discussion of precise time and frequency
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> Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Another ThunderBolt cabling question
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> No you can't load the 10MHz (or the PPS) with five ins
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Date: Thu, 14 Jun 2012 01:59:42
To: 'Chris Wilson'; 'Discussion of precise time and
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Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Another ThunderBolt cabling questio
Hi
That all looks very normal. LH can scale the graph on it's own. I *know* that's
true because it couldn't have been my typing on the keyboard that did it.
That's my story and I'm sticking to it :)……
Your DAC voltage looks good and the oscillator seems to be settling well. I'd
say you are ru
time and frequency measurement
Subject: [time-nuts] Another ThunderBolt cabling question
13/06/2012 22:27
About to do the permanent installation, if I bring two leads from the 10 MHz
and 1 PPS BNC sockets on the TB to a panel in my shck can i have say 5 BNC
sockets on the panel wired in par
You probably should not drive several devices in parallel from one output.
They may have fixed 50 ohm terminators. If not, it is best to daisy the
cable from one device to the next and terminate the end device with 50 ohms.
Also, that version of Lady Heather is very old. You should get t
Sure enough the Thunderbolt will be able to drive five BNC jacks just
fine. When you get into problems is when you try and plug stuff into
the sockets. Kidding aside, really what you plug into hit is what
matters. Three is easy, five is kind of pushing it without a
distribution amp. All depend
13/06/2012 22:27
About to do the permanent installation, if I bring two leads from the
10 MHz and 1 PPS BNC sockets on the TB to a panel in my shck can i
have say 5 BNC sockets on the panel wired in parallel, with the lead
from the 10 MHz socket on the TB feeding them all? And a single socket
