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I guess this proves that the GPSDO 10 MHz is being picked up by the B210 RF frontend somehow (and that I'm an antenna). Aside from the obvious RF shielding, is there a way to mitigate some of this leakage by configuring the B210 a certain way? Has anyone else noticed this? Does anyone know if the 10 MHz leaks out on transmit as well?

After leaving Lighthouse Point Monday 10/6, I stopped at East Shore Park just to the north, and found the place hopping with warblers and other birds. A half hour stroll along the north edge to the harbor, as well as along a couple rows of locust trees resulted in an average of about 3+ birds per every tree.

Hi Alexei, On 06 Nov 2008, at 13:56, Alexei Kuznetsov wrote: > I mean, the application uses 10% of cpu without any media active. > Also, pjsua without any params uses less than 1% cpu after start-up, > but 10% after the first call. Is it something you could improve in the > future?

interesting observation: turning the unit 90 degrees onto its right hand side immediately increases the output frequency by 10 mHz (reversible); turning the unit 90 degrees onto its left end immediately decreases the output frequency by 10 mHz (also reversible) This meant that the g-sensitivity is in the order of magnitude of 1 ppb/g which is quite a normal

interesting observation: turning the unit 90 degrees onto its right >> hand side immediately increases the output frequency by 10 mHz >> (reversible); turning the unit 90 degrees onto its left end immediately >> decreases the output frequency by 10 mHz (also reversible) >> >> > This is quite normal. > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zILwgQhjC_Q > >

Over the 10 s of capture, I switch of the signal at the same time on both channels (exact same time because the switch is before the RF coupler). Both capture are roughly aligned in time, but when I zoom, I see 26 us of delay (which is roughly 10 samples at rx_rate_1 of 390625). Am I wrong expecting a "perfect timing" ?

Mai 2008 18:52 > An: time-nuts@febo.com > Betreff: [time-nuts] Measuring 10 MHz accurately. > > > Hi, > > Two questions for all of you today. > > 1st Question > > I can measure 10 MHz frequency to an accuracy of about 2 > parts in 10E-12 in > a one second gate time. > > I use a SR620 time interval counter and make a timeAB measurement. > > I make two

They are designed to do weird ratio >> frequency >> conversions so 10 to 12 or 10 to 16 are trivial for them.

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