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One last question for the night. Is there a component failure that would cause the beam/dot not to show on the screen when I apply low voltage to the test leads (1.5v battery) I have to hold the TEST

Cool. Thank you for the tip on where to check. I'm still trying to figure out if there are any settings I need to try without cracking the case open. I'll save this email for reference when I open it

Thanks for the help. What can I use for a signal? I don't have a signal generator. I tried testing it with a 3v 800ma wall wart using the EXT INPUT and didn't get a dot or anything. I tried using a

Unless there is a reason for extreme precision in your frequency measuring, you don't need to spend too much money adjusting the oscillator to a reasonable precision. The old method using WWV with a

Mine arrived today. Alas, it uses a USB B connector instead of a more common USB mini or micro; I gotta get a cable. Mine has the comparator IC marked only, "AJK BAA." Yes, this is an Analog Devices

What's wrong with my Rubidium reference that would make me choose a GPS disciplined? Costed me $75 on EPay, but still needs a power supply, case and diastribution amplifiers, yet another project to

I have the same equipment and don't need insane accuracy (1Hz in 100MHz is more the sufficient - 10e-8). I will put the 1PPS signal into the A input, the 10MHz from the ref osc out on the back into

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Yes, works as advertised as far as I can tell. There is plenty of discussion and many screenshots

Two questions for the original poster: How accurate do you need (want) to be? and what are you using the counter for? Time and frequency precision can become an obsession - Time Nuttery. Robert

There has been discussion recently about generating fast rise/fall time pulses by various means. Here is a link to a Leo Bodnar device that will provide <40 ps rise/fall time, 50% duty cycle, 10 MHz

Correct! Need more caffeinated beverage. Thanks! [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote:

?????? On a standard scope with the same signal on X and Y in phase is a line at 45degrees to the right, 180degrees out of phase is a straight line tilted 45 degrees to the left, a circle is 90

Dr. Joel Dunsmore hangs out in the Forums on HP/Agilent/Keysight. [hp_agilent_equipment] <hp_agilent_equipment@...> wrote:

If anyone here designed commercial VNAs, I'd like to call attention to some recent posts I've made to the EEVblog metrology forum on the topic of using an SA and a computer to measure amplitude and

By far and away the best choice is going to be a GPS disciplined oscillator such as an HP 3801A or a Thunderbolt. A good GPSDO should be good to at least 1x10^-10 ? (1ppb) over the course of a day.

As Dave from Artek says, it is helpful to know the serial number of the unit. What you most likely want is the "Operation and Service Manual" for this unit. The part number for the manual is

I can't recall where, but someone posted a comment to the effect that the PPS output of their GPS unit had significant (~20 nS) jitter. I'd suggest feeding the output of the reference to be checked

Ok. So you have a Trrimble Thunderbolt GPS?