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I compared this with my own homebrew 10 GHz transverter. This unit uses an 18.4 MHz Butler VCXO that is multiplied to 110.4 MHz which is then fed to a "brick" oscillator with the 110.4 MHz being compared to the 10 MHz reference using a harmonic mixer, locking to the 400 kHz residual.

Dear all, I compiled the UHD driver for Windows 10 using MSVC 2015 with RNOC enabled but I cannot set up the usrp object due to the following assertion: -- Creating WSA UDP transport for 10.1.10.2:49153 [2016-10-07 14:44:45.771 ERROR] Exception thrown: AssertionError: block_def in void __cdecl uhd::usrp::device3_impl::enumerate_rfnoc_blocks(unsigned _

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Tom Van Baak wrote: > I have a old data device that is spitting out TTL data at 10 MHz. > There's just a data line (no clock) but the edges clearly indicate > an internal 10 MHz clock. > > I'd like to do a continuous capture of the bits, for up to tens of > minutes, into a PC. That comes to about 1 GB of raw data.

WB6BNQ wrote: > Tom Van Baak wrote: > > > I have a old data device that is spitting out TTL data at 10 MHz. > > There's just a data line (no clock) but the edges clearly indicate > > an internal 10 MHz clock. > > > > I'd like to do a continuous capture of the bits, for up to tens of > > minutes, into a PC. That comes to about 1 GB of raw data.

Any spurious signals present on the 10 MHz reference will be increased by 56 dB by the phase-locked loop. Clay

My requirement/desire is to have a 10 MHz >> standard for my lab that I can trust to an accuracy of 7 decimal places At 10,000,000 Hz your required accuracy is 1Hz. You can get to that level by "zero beating" to WWV. This is very inexpensive, free if you already have a radio.

GbE. > >>>>>> > >>>>>> I used this product: > >>>>>> > >>>>>> http://www.sonnettech.com/product/echoexpresssel_10gbeadapter.html > >>>>>> > >>>>>> to adapt Thunderbolt to 10 GbE.