[time-nuts] Why are 1PPS signals so skinny?
Mike S
mikes at flatsurface.com
Wed May 16 02:32:12 UTC 2012
On 5/15/2012 8:58 PM, shalimr9 at gmail.com wrote:
> Mike, here is the effect of the A/C cycling on and off during a warm
> spring day on the delay through a piece of RG-8 cable maybe 3 feet
> long:
You're comparing the effect of voltage droop due to a 10W load on a 120V
(or 240V, for Euros) AC feed with the temperature cycling plus voltage
droop due to a 1000W+ HVAC unit?
(Was your RG-8 in a separate climate enclosure? Or might you be
including source/sink changes in your measurement?)
Not only is 10W on a AC power feed pretty insignificant, but unless
you're receiving a separate circuit from the substation, the building
(or neighbor's) HVAC cycling will have more effect.
All other comments have been unique to the performance of individual
devices, not the propagation of PPS through a lab.
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