[time-nuts] MINI TIC implementation

[Timeok]

Hi Bert,

many thanks for your answer. It si complete and I have a better idea on 
what you are working on.
I am sure your work is important for all the time and frequency 
hobbiest.
If you need some more help to develop the project please make a list of 
your needed, may be in the webb we can find what is still missing.

ciao,
Luciano


Il 2012-11-23 15:25 EWKehren at aol.com ha scritto:
> We are working on a documentation package and it will the thanks to 
> Didier
> on his site. At this time three items are available and tested. A 
> basic
> dual  mixer based on the original NBS paper with modifications, a 2 
> channel
> counter  and a 4 channel counter. Juerg is working on a LCD display 
> that has
> also  additional features. Its goal and status will be described in 
> the
> documentation.  Timing will be a function of the volunteers that help 
> with
> drawings.
> The counters have not been tested with Timelab but Stable 32 and 
> Ulrich's
> software. No reason it should not work with Timelab.
> The W.J.Riley D/M will also work with the counters and I am looking 
> at the
> possibility to take the best from many sources to come up with a 
> noise
> floor of  1 E-14 at 1 Hz. But let us not loose sight of the fact that
> most of us
>   will never be able to use that kind of performance and to me the
> priorities  are
> Affordability
> KISS "Keep it simple stupid"
> Ability to assemble: as few as possible SMD's
> User friendly, flexible and be used for all A/V but also frequency 
> and
> aging measurements.
>
> Bert Kehren
>
>
>
> In a message dated 11/23/2012 4:38:32 A.M. Eastern Standard Time,
> timeok at timeok.it writes:
>
> Hi  all,
>
> I would like to know some more about this project's status and
> cosistency.
> This seems to be the "total solution" to ours exspectation  about 
> Adev
> measurements.
> The question I have are:
>
> What is the  project plan about the paper production to describe 
> or/and
> sell the  HW?
> Is the project a complete dual mixer + TIC ?
> What about the SW? may  I use the Timelab to have a strip chart like
> Adev? If not what SW I can  use?
>
> thanks,
> Luciano
>
>
> timeok
>
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