Yes, you don't want to send un-buffered (or unprotected) signals -
especially right out of a filter - out for distribution. I have found
that some pieces of equipment will only take the external reference
over a certain small level range, so the distribution amplifier needs
to have an assortment of levels, or some that are adjustable. Each
instrument should have its own line from the amplifier unit, set to
the right level, or for remote sending, a power splitter port from a
common line.
Ed
on Tue Dec 13 17:19:12 UTC 2011 Bob Camp wrote:
Regardless of the design, what ever filter you use will be sensitive to
load. Hooking up a few dozen instruments to a standard line with BNC T's is
unlikely to present 50 ohms to the filter. The more complex the filter,
generally the more sensitive it will be ....
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