IEEE, vol. 61, no. 10, > pp. 1380–1385, Oct. 1973 Actually, if you want to calculate the jitter of an injection locked oscillator, then the publications from Kurokawa from the 70s and 80s are more approriate than Alders paper form '45 (the '73 version is just an unmodified reprint of the original paper).

But over the years, I've learned that the three most important factors when it comes to piping 10 MHz signals around are: 1) Shield resistance 2) Shield resistance 3) Shield resistance I've spent a lot of time recommending double-shielded coax in the TimeLab manual and elsewhere, and I still stand by that advice, but what I've come to realize is that this is

For narrow-band distribution of 10 MHz for instance, another option is to use transformer coupling of the signal, so the low frequency ground current and interference is eliminated, and a high frequency CM choke can take care of the rest. Ed

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This loop has a very low natural frequency (about 10 r/s) and a damping factor which ranges from 0.84 to 1.19." U400 is the same MC145190 which is doing the division. So it sounds like they're compensating for some of the effects by configuring the phase detector differently depending on the divisor values.

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For example, the cutoff frequency is > > fc = c / 2w, where > > fc = cutoff in GHz > c = speed of light, 30 cm/ns > w = width in cm > > So a box 4 inches wide would be > > fc = 30 / (2 * 10) > = 30 / 20 > = 1.5 GHz > > Here's a calculator that gives the attenuation at any desired > frequency below cutoff: > > http://www.k5rmg.org

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