[time-nuts] Looking for Wavecrest Visi
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SAIDJACK at aol.com
Thu Apr 12 01:27:09 UTC 2007
In a message dated 4/11/2007 14:22:14 Pacific Daylight Time,
tvb at LeapSecond.com writes:
I thought I remember from the manual that there's a whole
set of nice SCPI commands. Can't you just send them by
hand or code something up using the USB-GPIB board?
/tvb
If only I had the time...
Coding is probably not too tough, but debugging could take very long.
Also, Visi has their patented tail-fit jitter algorithm which gives you the
left and right RMS random jitter when the signal has deterministic jitter on
it. Don't think other instruments can do that. Very useful for DDS design
where spurs (read deterministic jitter) comes with the territory.
What bugs me is that I paid for that Visi software, and cannot use it. It
does what I need it to do... They want over $6K for the newer versions of Visi.
BTW: someone bought the Wavecrest DTS-2070 on Ebay. Maybe they have the time
to code something up?
bye,
Said
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