[time-nuts] differences among TADD-2, TADD-3, PulsePuppy, TADD-2 mini

[John Ackermann N8UR]

What, the names aren't self-explanatory? :-)

TADD-1 -- broadband (0.1 - >30 MHz) analog distribution amplifier
TADD-2 -- 5/10 MHz 6 channel divider (1k to 1 PPS)
TADD-2 Mini -- 1/2.5/5/10 MHz to PPS single channel divider; very tiny
TADD-3 -- 6 channel PPS distribution amplifier (no divider)

PulsePuppy is an oscillator carrier with divider and, assuming it's
fitted with 10 MHz oscillator, can provide a jumper-selected 10 MHz, 100
PPS, 10 PPS, or 1 PPS output.

All the dividers use versions of TVB's PicDIV code.

John
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On 6/2/20 1:39 PM, jimlux wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to distinguish among all these options..
> 
> TADD-2 and TADD-3 are 5/10 in, multi out  - 3 is just a new 2?
> TADD-2 mini is 1,2.5,5,10 in and one out
> PP  has a way to solder a packaged oscillator on the board, lower power,
> and puts out 1, 10, and 100pps.
> 
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