It was used in the HP 8566B Spectrum Analyzer for a while at least. So
whatever the 8566B specified for its OCXO would be a minimum.
I have a dead* one here from my 8566B. The pins are wired to a connector
with the following colors:
1,2) Black
3) Red
4) Purple
5) Orange
6) Black
No EFC to my
Hi!
Is there anyone that can recommend a Xilinx FPGA PCIe card with a XCVU9P
in a standard PCIe formfactor, which can receive two 10MHz and two 1PPS
(from two different frequency sources).
The 10MHz needs to be connected to a Xilinx Global clock register, the
1PPS is fine with a standard
On a hunch, I searched for the other part number on the nameplate (0960-0477)
in one of the military stock reseller's database and found that the only end
item that this oscillator was used in was the AN/FPS-115 PAVE PAWS (Precision
Acquisition Vehicle Entry - Phased Array Warning System) radar
Hi
Since this is a part that Ovenaire made for HP, probably the best way to
work out what’s what is to find the equipment that it went into. Best guess
is that would be an item that shows up in the 1985 ~ 2005 HP catalogs.
( = OSC92 is an Ovenaire part number that was carried on after McCoy
Russ,
You could have also just run gpedit.msc (group policy editor) to turn off the
updates/reboots in windows 10.
It comes standard on pro but can be added to home also I believe.
Kevin
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On Tuesday, April 13, 2021 9:56 AM, Russ Ramirez wrote:
> I have
I am looking for data (PinOut, Power, Stability, Phase Noise, EFC ) for
the 10MHz OCXO McCoy Electronics OSC92-51B.
Thanks for all information.
Juerg
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I remember the pictures of the unit. But perhaps did not realize that you
actually purchased or own the unit? Now that would be one heck of a job to
clean up. Would guess the C's are very very long gone. Although the
video sent was interesting to see how they just dumped the Cs capsule in.
It
