[time-nuts] Re: Vectron 10 MHz oscillator

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 Vectron 718Y3811 should be 24 VoltsIf you start at lower voltage you may not get any output, but that is OK.
Wally  KC9INK

    On Wednesday, November 20, 2024, 11:25:17 PM UTC, Magnus Danielson via time-nuts <time-nuts at lists.febo.com> wrote:  
 
 Hi,

If you know the pinning, you can attempt powering it starting with the 
lower voltage and monitor for how current changes and output behaves.

For an oven, you can expect a heating current that then dies of as it 
stabilize temperature, and for output you notice if you have any and if 
it is in any vincinity of 10 MHz. If it doesn't stabilize, increase 
voltage and let sit again. Give it at least 15 min on each setting.

Cheers,
Magnus

On 2024-11-20 19:13, Chris Waldrup via time-nuts wrote:
> I recently purchased a vectron 718Y3811. It's marked P/N 461-0110-001.
> Might someone have a data sheet for this?
> Some I've seen on the internet are listed as 5V, some 12V, others 24V. I'd like to not burn it up in testing. Thank you.
>
> Chris
> KD4PBJ
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