The problem with that approach to EMC compliance, is all it does is fool
the QP detector in the test/measurement RX.
It does nothing to actually reduce the amount of radiated crud, in
essence, it's the result of excessive "Bean counting" by the production
costs tracking types.
Small parts may
On 10/1/18 10:44 AM, Dana Whitlow wrote:
Isn't it the case that computer clocks these days are subject to two
influences that make them worthless for timing?
1. Deliberate random FM to spectrally spread RFI leakage.
and
2, Wild variations of clock speed according to usage needs of the moment,
Isn't it the case that computer clocks these days are subject to two
influences that make them worthless for timing?
1. Deliberate random FM to spectrally spread RFI leakage.
and
2, Wild variations of clock speed according to usage needs of the moment,
in order to reduce average power
Hi All. Over the years, I have experimented with WWVB and GPS and Rubidium
timing to establish a 10MHz Standard for LO sync in communications receivers.
My career has kept me away from the hobby for some time and, frankly, I am not
very well versed in some of the timing techniques that I read
