Mark wrote:

I recently purchased a pair of Z3805A

The problem I am seeing on both is the predicted uncertainty is high compared to other receivers I have seen.

I am experiencing a PU of ~8us for the first and ~24us for the second.

My questions are,
What could be causing such bad figures?
Is it an oven problem?
Can I tweak it out?

The predicted uncertainty is calculated from the character of the OCXO drift over some period in the past. If you just hooked these up after they were off for who knows how long and were then shipped, the OCXO will not even have begun to settle in. I never really begin to think seriously about how stable an OCXO might be until it has been running continuously and undisturbed for several months.

There is every reason to think your units will settle in after being run continuously and undisturbed, but there is always the chance that they won't. IMO, you won't be in a position to judge for several weeks, at the very least, more likely several months.

Best regards,

Charles








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