See also:
http://www.timeok.it/wp-content/uploads/2015/08/high-performance-frequency-doublerv1-31.pdf
Luciano
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Date: Sat, 9 Jul 2016 17:57:57 -0400
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Does doubling a frequ
David wrote:
Thanks for the reminder about this... it will neatly solve a problem I
have at hand. Can you advise which core you used for the transformer?
If you mean the quadrature hybrid, I use an FT37-61 toroid core. One of
the smaller Mix 61 balun cores should also work, but with the
Charles,
Thanks for the reminder about this... it will neatly solve a problem I
have at hand. Can you advise which core you used for the transformer?
Thanks,
david
On 10/07/2016 07:57, Charles Steinmetz wrote:
James wrote:
Is there a preferred frequency doubler circuit which would do
James wrote:
Is there a preferred frequency doubler circuit which would do the least harm to
the ADEV of the oscillator? The signal can be a square wave and does not need
to be a sine wave. Thanks. Jim Robbins
A quadrature-fed DBM produces the lowest jitter and noise. My
implementation
Hi
The simple answer is that most doublers that are ok for phase noise will not
degrade ADEV.
The issues with ADEV come when your doubler is out in a changing environment
and your
oscillator is not ( = it’s an OCXO). The answer to that problem is pretty
simple if you have an issue …
ovenize
Would doubling the frequency of a 5 MHz oscillator to 10 MHz affect (or
degrade) the natural ADEV of the 5 MHz oscillator? If so, how does it affect
the original ADEV? Is there a preferred frequency doubler circuit which would
do the least harm to the ADEV of the oscillator? The signal can
