[time-nuts] Trimble 34310-T EFC Question
wb6bnq
wb6bnq at cox.net
Wed Nov 6 23:17:15 EST 2013
Bob,
Most EFC circuits are relatively high impedance, i.e., around 50K. So,
we are talking micro amps of current flow.
If there is jitter it is most likely somewhere else in the circuitry OR
you are seeing the "natural " noise in the GPS system.
Bill....WB6BNQ
Bob Stewart wrote:
>I think I may need to change the LPF feeding the EFC in my GPSDO to get rid of dithering jitter. Is there any point in adding a resistor and cap in the EFC line, or do I need to go back and change the values in the op-amp circuit feeding it? Currently an op-amp directly feeds the EFC pin. I guess this boils down to something like: is there any meaningful current flow in EFC circuit in this oscillator? Or should I add them but will I probably have to change the existing filter, as well?
>
>Bob - AE6RV
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