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If you want absolutely deep notches, it is easy with the usual molded chokes to produce craters at 5 and 15 MHz that meet at 10 MHz, even producing some loss there. The harmonics are gone, then. At the -3dB point of a resonator we have 45° phase shift, now calculate how many ps delay that is at 10 MHz and then speculate on temperature stability.

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./ > > What about filtering the doubler output with a 10 MHz xtal ? > > 73 Alberto I2PHD > In a correctly designed oscillator, the close-in phase noise is determined by the crystal only and it's generally accepted that there are 20 dB differences from a single batch. Our data support that. Only 10% are really good.

. >>> >>> Why do I think that I am missing PPS from the PRS-10? >>> >>> Test 1. >>> >>> GPS PPS -> scope ch2 (1M input on BNC T) -> PRS-10 PPS in >>> PRS-10 PPS out -> scope ch4 >>> >>> scope setup to trigger on ch2 PPS in and look 1.84us (200 ns/div) later >> at >>> the PRS-10 PPS out.

Why do I think that I am missing PPS from the PRS-10? Test 1. GPS PPS -> scope ch2 (1M input on BNC T) -> PRS-10 PPS in PRS-10 PPS out -> scope ch4 scope setup to trigger on ch2 PPS in and look 1.84us (200 ns/div) later at the PRS-10 PPS out. On infinite persistence, one clearly sees that some PPS out times remain at ground.

On Mon, Jul 30, 2012 at 12:41 PM, Sylvain Munaut <246tnt@gmail.com> wrote: >> 10 mHz > > Please use MHz ... > > 10 mHz is 10 milli-hertz, ie 1 cycle every 10 second. > > > An yes, ethernet not being coax cables, I'd expect them to act as > antennas quite a bit ...

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