To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
time-nuts@febo.com
Sent: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 19:02
Subject: [time-nuts] Measuring frequency rather than tuning crystal
I have a couple of HP 5370s with the beaglebone brain transplant. They
come
with a nice 10811 that has a little adjustment screw
and frequency measurement
time-nuts@febo.com
Sent: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 19:02
Subject: [time-nuts] Measuring frequency rather than tuning crystal
I have a couple of HP 5370s with the beaglebone brain transplant. They
come
with a nice 10811 that has a little adjustment screw.
Testing against
measurement time-nuts@febo.com
Sent: Thu, 26 Feb 2015 19:02
Subject: [time-nuts] Measuring frequency rather than tuning crystal
I have a couple of HP 5370s with the beaglebone brain transplant. They
come
with a nice 10811 that has a little adjustment screw.
Testing against a
Thunderbolt or KS
, 26 Feb 2015 19:02
Subject: [time-nuts] Measuring frequency rather than tuning crystal
I have a couple of HP 5370s with the beaglebone brain transplant. They
come
with a nice 10811 that has a little adjustment screw.
Testing against a
Thunderbolt or KS-24361 the 5370 is off by less than 1Hz.
I
I have a couple of HP 5370s with the beaglebone brain transplant. They come
with a nice 10811 that has a little adjustment screw.
Testing against a Thunderbolt or KS-24361 the 5370 is off by less than 1Hz.
I know the traditional method would be to adjust the crystal slowly and
make careful
Paul,
Right, there's no need to physically calibrate the LO when you can simply
adjust all measurements in software, either inside the instrument or on the PC
that's logging the measurements from the instrument.
This technique is used for many high-end measurements and also extends to GPS
