ed wrote:
I'd recommend against offsetting the device ground * * *
In actual application, you should go ahead and provide the +/-
tune voltage range. It's a little more complicated since you'll need a
negative supply or offset * * *
It's fairly easy to make quiet, low current n
Pete wrote:
"I'm planning to hook it up as an external reference for an HP59309A
clock. Now my thought is to put a Schottky diode in the ground leg of
the oscillator (to raise the ground reference slightly), then use a
trim-pot on the CV input to fine-tune it."
I'd recommend against offsettin
Bob wrote:
Oscillatek was acquired by K&L in the early 1980’s. K&L was acquired
by Dover in
the mid 1980’s. Dover acquired Vectron Labs in the early 1990’s. All
data on the
Oscillatek parts is long gone …. even to the person who ran the
company ( = me ) ….
Simple answer:
Hook up a power supply and
Hi
Oscillatek was acquired by K&L in the early 1980’s. K&L was acquired by Dover
in
the mid 1980’s. Dover acquired Vectron Labs in the early 1990’s. All data on
the
Oscillatek parts is long gone …. even to the person who ran the company ( = me
) ….
Simple answer:
Hook up a power supply an
Hi,
Please excuse my remedial question. I am looking for basic information on
an oscillator module marked as follows:
Oscillatek 2352
10.00 MHz TCVCXO
5850--012
0.0 Hz at 25C
SNDATE
42105 8707
I understand that Oscillatek is now Vectron which is now Microchip.
It has a 7-pin male conne
