NIST was publishing papers on two way time transfer in 1980: http://tf.nist.gov/general/pdf/192.pdf Much of the early GPS timing and design work was made quite public in various FCS papers in the 1970's.

. >>> >>> Arik >>>> On 17 Feb 2016, at 10:30 AM, Shaul Kedem > wrote: >>>> >>>> Webrtc boringSSL is almost identical to openssl , drop boringssl lib and try >>>> >>>>> On 17 Feb 2016, at 10:13 AM, Arik Halperin > wrote: >>>>> >>>>> Hello, >

> > >> BTW, even the Bodnar unit may not look too good at 10 GHz -- remember > >> that you increase phase noise by 20 dB for 10 times multiplication. > > >> John > > LJ> What's the signal bandwidth from Es'Hail?

as a LO for a modified satellite >>>> LNB on 10 GHz?

In the past I have advocated the use of 2 or 10 micron filters in the primary filters, IF the secondaries were difficult or nearly impossible to change while underway. That said, I am inclined to think that such filters are hard on some lift pumps and should not be used if practical.

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The fiber optics were analog in this case and rated from 30 hz to 10 Mhz at 1 volt P-P. We had to attenuate the signal going into the transmitter and we had to amplify the receiver. Our run was around 400 feet. The signal to noise ratio was somewhere around 55 db.

At the pond near the RR tracks in riverside park, a green heron. 6/10 - this morning was quieter, but a cedar hill cemetery, we did locate a pair of juvenile peregrine falcons. Jonah Cohen Newington

I had been looking at /mboards/0/link_max_rate to determine if an X300 was connected via 10 GigE or 1 GigE.

>From Steve Spector, Glossy Ibis, Court Street boat ramp (Wheeler Wildlife Refuge, Milford Point), 10:00 AM (my FOS here) charsjs@sbcglobal.net