[time-nuts] Re: Simple simulation model for an OCXO?

2022-05-16 Thread Carsten Andrich
Hi Magnus, On 15.05.22 19:37, Magnus Danielson via time-nuts wrote: This is a result of using real-only values in the complex Fourier transform. It creates mirror images. Greenhall uses one method to circumvent the issue. Can't quite follow on that one. What do you mean by "mirror images"? Do

[time-nuts] Re: Noise down-converter project

2022-05-16 Thread Lux, Jim
On 5/16/22 8:11 AM, g...@hoffmann-hochfrequenz.de wrote: Am 2022-05-16 15:16, schrieb Robert LaJeunesse: FYI there are some rather flat video filter ICs that have been made in the past. The 6th order HMC1023LP5E is tunable, at its 28MHz setting its flat then down 0.1dB in the teens, down 0.35dB

[time-nuts] 5061A Setup Questions

2022-05-16 Thread Chris Hastreiter
Hi All, I’m currently working on combining a 5061A chassis with a 5061-6077 beam tube that I acquired and I have a few questions I’m hoping this group can help me with. As background, my 5061A is a later model with serial number prefix 2506A (originally built with options 001 and 004). The

[time-nuts] Re: Noise down-converter project

2022-05-16 Thread ghf
Am 2022-05-16 15:16, schrieb Robert LaJeunesse: FYI there are some rather flat video filter ICs that have been made in the past. The 6th order HMC1023LP5E is tunable, at its 28MHz setting its flat then down 0.1dB in the teens, down 0.35dB at 20 MHz. That same setting is 60dB down at about 90

[time-nuts] Re: Noise down-converter project

2022-05-16 Thread Robert LaJeunesse
FYI there are some rather flat video filter ICs that have been made in the past. The 6th order HMC1023LP5E is tunable, at its 28MHz setting its flat then down 0.1dB in the teens, down 0.35dB at 20 MHz. That same setting is 60dB down at about 90 MHz. It is also a dual part, designed for matched