Bob Camp wrote:
Hi

If you dig into the circuit, the resolution of the DDS is indeed 7x10^-13 per 
LSB.

Bob

Thanks for the confirmation.


On Dec 9, 2011, at 9:51 PM, Bob Smither wrote:

Bob Smither wrote:

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My documentation states that the full range of adjustment is:
 7f ff ff ff => +383 Hz
 80 00 00 00 => -383 Hz
This scale factor is clearly wrong - using it and applying an appropriate 
correction changes the frequency way too much.

From:

 http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.time.nuts/9473/match=fe+5680+pin+outs

(thanks Jose!) a better estimate is 140000 / Hz.

Using data after 20 hours:

 http://www.c-c-i.com/node/155

the estimated frequency offset is 1.36E-3 Hz.  Using the above scale factor 
gives a correction of -190 counts.  Here is the command I used to (temporarily) 
program the new offset:

 2e 09 00 27 ff ff ff 42 bd

(the bd is the exclusive-or checksum of the offset)

Now I wait ...

After 13 hours with the above correction the offset appeared to be ~ +3E-4 Hz or 3E-11. This is close to the expected aging of the unit (2E-11 / day).

A plot showing the reduced drift from the offset correction of -190 is here:

  http://c-c-i.com/node/156

Adding a correction for the +3E-4 Hz to the previous correction gives a new offset of -229 counts. Shortly after I got this set up, a power line glitch reset things so I took the opportunity to adjust the time interval to ~ 100 usec. I then applied the -229 counts as:

  2e 09 00 27 ff ff ff 1b e4

(the e4 is the checksum) and starting measuring again.

It looks like this is chasing the aging of the unit.  More later.

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