Oh, yes. For "production" GPS (one I actually use in lab), there is ONE and
only one GPSDO. I then distribute the 10MHz. I have a master distribution amp
then from there, I have more dist-amp hanging off.
I have a separate rack where I have lots of time related equipment. This is an
You could minimize problems with accumulated differential delays by *not*
daisy chaining- rather arrange the splitters in a hierarchical fashion
so that all your outputs have an equal number of splitters in the path.
I think your problem is that you started with more than one GPSDO.
You need to
Hi
There are a number of MiniCircuits passive multiport splitters that show up on
eBay
at reasonable (< $40) sort of prices. You can get eight port versions with SMA
connectors
on them fairly quickly. Other connector types or higher port counts may take a
bit of shopping
and added cost. There
Currently, I have a symetricom antenna outside that feeds an HP58536A (4 port).
One of the output port daisy chains to another HP58536A's antenna port. That
gives me 7 ports total. Well, I need more. I can simply daisy chain another
one but it doesn't look like an elegant solution. Besides,
