Corby,
Corby Dawson wrote:
Stan.
Calibrating the units timebase per page 76 of the manual you can
manually
adjust the calbyte 4 word until the counter averages zero offset plus
minus around the 5Mhz.
You will still have the .0060 bias but it will plus and minus 30.
This will not solve his issue. Notice how the error increases in size by
about a decade as the time-base steps down by a decade. This is not a
time-base issue, this is a time-delay issue, a static delay between
start and stop events. I am preparing a more detailed answer.
Cheers,
Magnus
Corby,
Corby Dawson wrote:
> Stan.
> Calibrating the units timebase per page 76 of the manual you can
> manually
> adjust the calbyte 4 word until the counter averages zero offset plus
> minus around the 5Mhz.
> You will still have the .0060 bias but it will plus and minus 30.
This will not solve his issue. Notice how the error increases in size by
about a decade as the time-base steps down by a decade. This is not a
time-base issue, this is a time-delay issue, a static delay between
start and stop events. I am preparing a more detailed answer.
Cheers,
Magnus
