. > When using 10 MHz reference in a modern measurement device, is the > lock on the reference done by direct conversion to a square wave (some > simple digital circuit like a limiting amplifier) or are more advanced > clock recovery approaches used that look only at the fundamental and > use all information in the 10 MHz fundamental, just like the Phase

> > > > > >>Hi: > >> > >>I'm working on selling my FTS4060/S24 that was broken by the shipper and > >>would like to know the pin outs for the Datum 1000B 10 MHz crystal > >>oscillator, since it's working. It's frequency can be controlled by > >>using the manual scan control voltage increase/decrease toggle switch.

In the "system configuration for usrp x3x0 series", it mentions that >>>>>>>> when using the 10 gigabit nic, we should change the mtu size to 9000. and >>>>>>>> now i only can use mtu size 1500 for 10gigabit nic. why?

In the "system configuration for usrp x3x0 series", it mentions that when using the 10 gigabit nic, we should change the mtu size to 9000. and now i only can use mtu size 1500 for 10gigabit nic. why?

:10 PM, Srivatsan Deenadayalan < > srivatsan@ongobiz.com> wrote: > >> Yes with use of APS you can route audio to loud speaker & micro phone and >> vice versa.

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