Andy agreed I wrote about the requirements for stability when I built mine
up.
I did not need to add a amplifier I simply attenuated the output of the
tristate gate to get to the 1000uv level then filtered and split to 6
outputs. One drives the antenna the others drive coax's to truetime and
I should have credited the loop idea as you did, Paul. I don't know who it
was, but thank you.
I would leave my translator on all the time if it weren't for my La Crosse --
whose reception would be ruined.
In my system, BTW, a resonant tank precedes a FET amplifier, which provides the
Andy pretty much what I did also. A loop in the basement as suggested by a
time-nut.
Radiations quite low depending on the floor of the house and walls its
100uv to 30 uv.
Did resonate it with a cap that seemed to improve things. But no matter it
works for what I need and the clocks are happy.
I
For those still interested in GPS to WWVB simulation -- after trying a few
antenna designs I found that a 50-foot loop of #26 enameled wire stapled to the
rafters in the basement works quite well. Putting 35 ma (rms) of 60 kHz WWVB
signal through it lights up the house quite nicely. I don't
On 10/26/18 1:42 PM, Ole Petter Ronningen wrote:
> Hi, Attila
>
>> I see two issues here: If your random numbers are indeed between 0 and 1,
>> as you write, then they are uniformly distributed, and not normally
>> distributed. This will give you a slight bias when integrating.
>>
>
> You are
Hej Attila,
On 10/26/18 11:50 AM, Attila Kinali wrote:
> Hej Ole,
>
> On Fri, 26 Oct 2018 11:34:41 +0200
> Ole Petter Ronningen wrote:
>
>> I'm simulating some noise to try to improve my somewhat sketchy
>> understanding of what goes on with the various noise types as shown on an
>> ADEV plot.
Hi Ole,
I saw this post and thread, but waited until I had the time to address
it sufficiently, as it is an important topic. As such, I really enjoy
you asking the question as I am sure it will be a relevant question for
many more on this list.
On 10/26/18 11:34 AM, Ole Petter Ronningen wrote:
>
> Is this some elemental effect of integration (sqrt(n) or some such), or am
> I seeing the effects of bandwidth and/or bias-functions or other esoterica?
>
FWIW the python "colorednoise" (aka. Kasdin-Walter) repo has a figure:
https://github.com/aewallin/colorednoise
and code that generates the
