[time-nuts] Defective High Performance Crystal Oscillators
Mike M
timenuts at binsamp.e4ward.com
Tue Jan 7 01:17:18 EST 2014
I'm interested in obtaining your defective high performance crystal
oscillators. By defective, I mean
01. no oscillation
02. wrong frequency
03. parastic or spurious oscillations
04. low output
05. distorted output
06. frequency jumps
07. poor or no temperature control
08. unstable frequency
09. frequency drift
10. frequency trim out of range
11. intermittent
12. poor or excessive phase noise
13. rattles when shaken
or any other problem not listed above. I plan to do a failure
analysis and try to understand what caused the problem and how
frequent it is. I plan to post the results for everyone to review.
I'll be happy to pay shipping cost and some nominal fee. Please
contact me offline and let me know the make and model, what's wrong
with the device(s), and the estimated shipping cost. Least expensive
method is preferred.
This is a long-term project. I plan to build a history of failure
modes across a broad range of products so we can understand the
reliability issues better.
Thanks,
Mike Monett
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