[time-nuts] Tbolt issues
EWKehren at aol.com
EWKehren at aol.com
Thu Sep 1 21:23:44 UTC 2016
maybe some one smarter than us can working with the parameters that Tbolt
makes available better performance can be achieved but it is a fact that
the frequency is being changed to compensate for time and Tom's frequency
data matches our's and we do not care about ADEV, we care about the actual
frequency at that moment it goes in to the measuring device and there is room
for improvement if you are a frequency nut and are looking for ways to
improve. Bob made a good point.
In a message dated 9/1/2016 4:27:02 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
csteinmetz at yandex.com writes:
Tom wrote:
> No, again it sounds like you have a bad TBolt. Or something is wrong
(antenna? reception? time constant? environment? China resoldered parts?). I
appreciate that Juerg did lots of testing -- do you happen to have his ADEV
plot?
>
> Your claim of 1e-10 is order(s) of magnitude worse than the TBolts that
I see. Something is wrong.
I second that (not that any further evidence is necessary following
Tom's comprehensive response). Additionally, as far as I know, the
units Tom was testing would have had the default tuning parameters (Tom,
please comment). Most Tbolts I've seen can be tuned for much better
performance than this at tau > 100 seconds, if they are equipped with a
37265 OCXO.
Note that the Tbolt has tuning parameters that limit how far the
frequency is allowed to wander to adjust the PPS phase -- if Bert's
unit(s) have these parameters set to allow very fast PPS recovery, that
could well cause the behavior he describes.
You should also check all of the other tuning parameters to see if there
are errors in the settings.
However, rather than mucking about in the myriad tuning settings
starting where they are now, I recommend doing a full factory reset to
get all parameters back to the original settings. Then (after several
weeks of undisturbed running), compare ADEV performance with Tom's graphs.
Best regards,
Charles
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