[time-nuts] OT: leaching was, Alternative time interval interpolation te...
SAIDJACK at aol.com
SAIDJACK at aol.com
Tue Aug 17 17:42:28 UTC 2010
Hello Bernd,
That's good PN for 1KHz and above on the AXIS10LN. How about the 1Hz, 10Hz,
and 100Hz noise?
Can -95dBc/Hz. 128dBc/Hz, and 135dBc/Hz be achieved in a VCXO?
How does the high power drive (which I assume is needed to achieve these PN
numbers) affect long term (10+ Year) aging versus it's EFC range?
Thanks,
Said
In a message dated 8/16/2010 21:13:05 Pacific Daylight Time,
bneubig at t-online.de writes:
PN of VCXO is larger than that of OCXO because
- mostly fundamental mode or low overtone crystls are used, which have
lower
Q that tose crystals used in OCXO
- the phase noise is increased due to parametric effects of teh varactor
diode
Nevertheless there are VCXO on the market which provide much lower phase
noise than teh mass-produced standard models.
See for example the AXIS10LN on the AXTAL website www.axtal.com. There may
be other vendors too ;-)
Regards
Bernd Neubig DK1AG
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