Understand the effects of retrace and aging in OCXOs

Article Abstract:

A clear understanding of the effects of retract and aging on oscillator stability is necessary to obtain the maximum performance of oven-controlled crystal oscillator (OCXO) or rubidium atomic-clock oscillator. Although the effect of aging and retract on rubidium devices is not a major cause of concern, it is still essential for system designers to understanding these things so they will know what precision oscillators to specify. Frequency errors will be more avoided if one know the effects of aging and retract on oscillators.

Manufacturing processes, Oscillators

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Top products of 1998

Article Abstract:

The top test-equipment products of 1998 are presented. The top products were those backed with RF/microwave technology and a powerful sopftware tool. Among the top products were Alpha Industries' HIP3 miniature variable attenuators, Analog Devices' model AD9851 direct-digital synthesizer, Boonton Electronic's model 4530 peak power meter, RDL's model DSG-2000A digital signal generator and Giga-tronics' model GT 12000A frequency synthesizer.

Product information, Electronic Equipment Testers, Electronic test equipment

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