[time-nuts] fts 4050 performance
Brooke Clarke
brooke at pacific.net
Sun Jul 30 19:14:37 UTC 2006
Hi Chris:
If the source of a pulse is 50 Ohms and it's TTL level at open circuit (
0 to 5 volts) and the load is 50 Ohms, then when you connect a 50 Ohm
load the pulse is 0 to 2.5 volts and so setting the trigger to 2.5 volts
is just on the edge of not working. It's best to put a "T" connector
and have a look with a scope. If the above is the case then a trigger
level of 1.25 might work better.
Have Fun,
Brooke Clarke
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Christopher Hoover wrote:
>Attached is what I'm seeing in terms of adev and mdev on my "new" FTS
>4050.
>
>The performance is worse than I had expected, as compared to the
>datasheet.
>
>I'm not 100% confident in my test setup, but I'm not seeing any obvious
>outliers in the data.
>
>Test setup is as follows:
>
>Counter: HP 53132A
>Timebase: external, 10MHz from Z3801A
>Start: 1 PPS from Z3801A, DC, 50Z, 2v5 trigger level
>Stop: 1 MHz from FTS 4050, AC, 50Z, auto trigger
>
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