On Wed, June 8, 2022 12:59 pm, paul swed via time-nuts wrote:
> Well the easiest thing is to use two level comparators on the filtered DC.
> One for high and the other for the low trip point.
That only tells you if the PLL is locked to the PPS output, it does not
tell you if the PPS output is val
That particular approach about monitoring the control voltage may have to wait
until I get the thing all buttoned up and insulated because the control voltage
changes even with the temp in the room. The oven is insulated, but apparently
not perfectly.
I did put the heatsink for voltage control
Congratulations on the fun project.
Well the easiest thing is to use two level comparators on the filtered DC.
One for high and the other for the low trip point. Then feed a LED or a set
reset flip flop so you have a memory. Unlocks are a challenge in that
everything may work just fine but then a s
