[time-nuts] Advice on 5370A vs 5370B differences please
Roy Phillips
phill.r1 at btinternet.com
Sat Aug 29 10:33:42 UTC 2009
Tim
I have recently acquired a 5370B and find your comments of interest. So in
addition, what was the intention of designing the mother-board to have no
less than three additional (and in my case,unused) pcb slots following the
uP and Display interface, marked ROM, MEM(optional) and SERVICE(AID) - then
followed by the HPIB which is populated ? Do other owners have any of these
additional facilities ? I can only assume that the ROM was for other planned
facilities and MEM was expensive when this counter was designed , and the
Service card pure indulgence ? Finally, I wonder if you could confirm that
the rear mounted Heat Sink was designed to run at what I would consider a
very high temperature - so that you cannot put your hand on it !! I am in
the UK which has a normally well maintained 230 -240 volt line supply, and
the 5370B is set to 240 volts.
Regards
Roy
----- Original Message -----
From: "swingbyte" <swingbyte at exemail.com.au>
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"
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Sent: Saturday, August 29, 2009 9:25 AM
Subject: [time-nuts] Advice on 5370A vs 5370B differences please
> Hi all,
> I have looked through the archives and found that the 5370B has a better
> front end and dacs and consolidated the ram and mpu onto one card.
> However, can someone tell me how much better? these changes make the
> 5370B? What effect upon measurements does the new front end have over
> that of the 5370A? Does it mean significantly less jitter in the
> measurements? If so over what window of measurement time? If I want to do
> some phase noise measurements and oneshot short time intervals is the
> extra cost of the B model worth it?
> Also, has anyone tried replacing the A model front end boards with those
> of the B model?
>
> Thanks for your advice
>
> Tim
>
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