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| TheSteve:
--- Quote from: swixo on March 07, 2018, 03:17:36 am ---Seems like a lot of drift, doesn't it? --- End quote --- Not at all from what I can tell. The specs of the factory unit gives +- 50 ppb per year and another +-50 ppb from cal. That would be +- 1 Hz. Now this is only half a year but the error is only 0.05 Hz - seems pretty darn good to me. |
| swixo:
Fair. But when your unit can show 15 digits, it seems like a lot. I am looking at this OCXO: http://www.morion-us.com/catalog_pdf/mv291.pdf The ULN version is 8E-13 short term. Imagine THAT in your counter. This unit appears to be able to fit in the spot for the OCXO, and will fit under the cover. I have another Morion OXCO, and it clocks in the E-12 all the time. s |
| TheSteve:
In my case it is all just for fun, my entire lab is locked to the same reference source(GPSDO or Rb.) |
| swixo:
All of this is just for fun! I lock to an SRS FS740, super stable. Also want the built in oscillator to be good! |
| EE-digger:
Good thread. I have a 53132A with a Ebay - Polish reference osc. and Rb lab reference for now. I'm disturbed by Agilent / KS no clean flux residue. I hope our scopes aren't full of that stuff. I don't trust it. Yes, it should be benign (low SIR, good ROSE numbers) but it also acts as a "gatherer" for dust, dirt, stray solder bits (ok, this can be good ;D). |
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