I have a set of 10 cables bought off the *bay with such connectors. >> These cables are 75 ohm, so there will be a mismatch in a 50 ohm system no >> matter what the connector is. > No doubt, but I think you'll also find these are the Amphenol proprietary parts - > which will damage the MIL-STD 75 ohm parts that HP and a lot of other vendors used > for a long

These require an input of about 0 dBm at 100 MHz and have an output of about + 13 dBm at 10 GHz. To gauge whether or not loop noise would interfere with using these to compare 10 MHz oscillators, I assembled the following test setup as I have not yet constructed the required 10 MHz to 100 MHz multipliers.

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Can I coin the phrase; A man that has one DC Voltage standard knows how accurate his meter is, whereas a man with two standards is not quite sure! Regards, Nic VK2KXN VK5ZAT

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Unused Pins are brought out to Testpoints in 100 mil grid. The Coolrunner remembers its configuration and can be reprogrammed using the standard Xilinx USB dongle. It has a 10 pin 2mm header for this purpose. Small circuits can run at 200 MHz.