. >>> >> RG-58 (which by the way, is a spec that officially no longer exists as part of MIL-C17-28, ditto for RG-8, RG-213, etc. The military apparently doesn't use PVC insulated wire any more.) comes in myriad forms all of which bear a passing resemblance to each other.

Joe, This puppy can go to 166MHz over temp and has standard 100 mil pin spacing if you put it into a socket: ATF16V8C I have not used PALs since 1992 but I used to be extremely fond of the 16R8 and 22V10 types back then.

Having been in the product design world (both MIL and commercial/medical) for most of my life, I developed a very deep respect for HP quality and reliability over the years. It wasn't uncommon for management to peek into the lab and find me poking around inside a piece of HP equipment to see how the "big boys" did their designs.

Fanout of the chip to 100 mil wire wrap pins, lives on 3.6 to 5V, has regulators for the voltages needed: LT3080   1V8 for digital core LT3042   3V3 for analog core LT3042   1V8 or 2V5 or 3V3 for IO voltage Voltage for outputs can be selected per port between 1V8 core and IO regulator with a jumper wire. There is a crystal and a CTS SMD oscillator.

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An easy way to make a 10 MHz distribution amplifier is the one from Stanford Research. Manual can be find at : http://www.thinksrs.com/downloads/man.htm Download FS700 The schematics are in the back of the manual. Met vriendelijke groeten Regards ElectronicsAndBooks@Yahoo.com http://www.ElectronicsAndBooks.tk

A 10 Mhz mod popped up. http://telcodata.us/~myself/Lucent-RFTGm-Modification.pdf Looks simple enough and I have not validated anything. Regards Paul WB8TSL

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I was checking >> on the delay variation of an amplifier distributing 10 MHz, and >> noticed a regular sinusoidal pattern, about a third of a nanosecond >> peak-to-peak, with a period of about 70 seconds. >> > > A manifestation of the effects of slowly sweeping through a range of start and stop interpolator values so that the interpolator integral

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