The specs look good but what do I know. Wonder how this would be for our Maser
tests? As good, worse or better than a TICC, or just different? John N8UR, you
catch this?
Any thoughts?RegardsJeff Kruth
Hi,
A friend directed me to this listing. Nice looking DMTD unit.Low power and
compact!Has
Hi
All of the divide by 2 stuff and the frequency counter on the input would make
more
sense with a DFF as a mixer. It also might explain the use of a 3V CMOS signal
as
the “standard input”.
It may all be in an FPGA.
One thing missing in the info - can the LO be tuned at all? If not, you
The mention of deglitching after the mixers perhaps indicates that the mixers
may be flipflops and that the device is perhaps a DDMTD. Alternatively the
block diagram is intentionally misleading.
Bruce
> On 23 April 2019 at 03:11 cdel...@juno.com wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> A friend directed me
Hi Dave,
I would appreciate the Z3801A schematic too, if possible. I recall
looking for any schematics for this unit years ago, and found some info
about various aspects, but not a complete PS schematic. That would be
great if one exists now.
Ed
Hi,
A friend directed me to this listing. Nice looking DMTD unit.
Low power and compact!
Has anyone played with one of these yet?
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/123728915157?ul_noapp=true
Cheers,
Corby
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Well I thought I was sending it off group 8^)
Anyway my personal experience is that that schematic matched my 3801
pretty close
Dave
On 4/21/2019 9:19 PM, Artek Manuals wrote:
Richard
somebody (on this group?� .. five or more years ago?) reverse
engineered the DC to DC power
