Poul-Henning, Since the cost of the SC-10 gets pretty high if you go for all the best options, I only specified one "A" grade parameter: 2 x 10E-12 Allan variation combined with lowest phase noise. Otherwise the operating temp is 0-50 C, total temperature stability is 2 x 10E-9 over 0-50 C, and aging is "J" level 1 x 10E-9/day. Since this was for benchtop use it seemed like a good compromise. The full part number on mine is SC10-24-4-J-J-A-J-SMA.
This SC-10 was going to replace a bad OCXO in a non-working cesium, but it turned out to have more problems than just a bad oscillator. Bob Crawford Poul-Henning Kamp wrote: >In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Robert Crawford writes: > > > >>I bought a Stanford Research SC-10 directly from the factory about 6 >>months ago, but now I know I don't have the equipment to really test the >>stability of this oscillator. >> >>Has anyone had a good look at the SC-10 (tvb?). >> >> > >It depends a lot on the options you chose. > > > _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list [email protected] https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts
