Time Nuts-
Usually the output of my TSC5110A and TSC5120A analyzers looks like you would expect - a random walk. Occasionally, I get a much more structured phase pattern, like this one, from a TSC5110A. The period of quasi-periodic pattern is 16 sec in this case.
Again, the instrument normally produces a typical-looking random walk pattern. With some pairs of DUT oscillators, the output looks like this instead, when you zoom in a look closely.
Does anyone have a plausible explanation for this type of pattern?
Thanks-
Jim
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Time Nuts-
Usually the output of my TSC5110A and TSC5120A analyzers looks like you would expect - a random walk. Occasionally, I get a much more structured phase pattern, like this one, from a TSC5110A. The period of quasi-periodic pattern is 16 sec in this case.
Again, the instrument normally produces a typical-looking random walk pattern. With some pairs of DUT oscillators, the output looks like this instead, when you zoom in a look closely.
Does anyone have a plausible explanation for this type of pattern?
Thanks-
Jim
Emacs!
Emacs!
Emacs!