The 74HC4040 is a 12-stage binary ripple counter with a clock input (CP),
It has an overriding asynchronous master reset input (MR) and twelve parallel outputs.
Each counter stage is a static toggle flip-flop.
...and the answer to the question is ......yes 😀
It has an overriding asynchronous master reset input (MR) and twelve parallel outputs.
Each counter stage is a static toggle flip-flop.
...and the answer to the question is ......yes 😀
0,3ppm wasn't available in 11.2896...
OK, don't need that then !!
The 74HC4040 is a 12-stage binary ripple counter with a clock input (CP),
It has an overriding asynchronous master reset input (MR) and twelve parallel outputs.
Each counter stage is a static toggle flip-flop.
...and the answer to the question is ......yes 😀
Yes to that I was way off base? lol
NO NO - sorry....NO😱
You were right - it's clock distribution
Haha, ok mate🙂
So just putting in a nice TCXO should do fine then.
Found Valab 1ppm, Vanguard 1ppm, and one marked 0,5ppm from jims audio on e bay
That's it...Jims
The man there - Stanton is his name is a fantastic guy.
Only praise for him and his site.
Haha, ok mate🙂
So just putting in a nice TCXO should do fine then.
Well, in my mind it's an upgrade on 1PPM so I'll pay for one.
Guaranteed... it won't be worse !! haha
That's it...Jims
The man there - Stanton is his name is a fantastic guy.
Only praise for him and his site.
The .5ppm TCXO added to watch list. Not that expensive either.
There's just $10 between the .5ppm and Valabs 1ppm TCXO (incl. shipping) so I'll probably go for the .5ppm one from Jims audio.
I agree.
I'm sure we can tweak the hell out of this clock and as soon as I'm nearly ready to put it into the new machine I'll have a go at it.
Tants, bigger FC's and snubbers on the diodes for a start.
I have a small isolating / screening can with a lid which I'll be placing over the TCXO too once I swap it.
I may even give it more VA and run it at 8 volts instead of 12
We can more out of it.
I'm sure we can tweak the hell out of this clock and as soon as I'm nearly ready to put it into the new machine I'll have a go at it.
Tants, bigger FC's and snubbers on the diodes for a start.
I have a small isolating / screening can with a lid which I'll be placing over the TCXO too once I swap it.
I may even give it more VA and run it at 8 volts instead of 12
We can more out of it.
I agree.
I'm sure we can tweak the hell out of this clock and as soon as I'm nearly ready to put it into the new machine I'll have a go at it.
Tants, bigger FC's and snubbers on the diodes for a start.
I have a small isolating / screening can with a lid which I'll be placing over the TCXO too once I swap it.
I may even give it more VA and run it at 8 volts instead of 12
We can more out of it.
I ment to put on the DAC pcb, wasn't sure you were talking about that or the Valab clock board?
But effectively screening the TCXO from the rest of the DAC, transformers etc can't be a bad idea 🙂
I guess my mind wandered a bit.
I'm on your dac thread - not the CD one 🙄
Yes I meant the valab clock - it can be improved but this is not relevant here sorry !!!
I'm on your dac thread - not the CD one 🙄
Yes I meant the valab clock - it can be improved but this is not relevant here sorry !!!
I guess my mind wandered a bit.
I'm on your dac thread - not the CD one 🙄
Yes I meant the valab clock - it can be improved but this is not relevant here sorry !!!
No problems mate 🙂
I'll keep the above mentioned in mind for the valab clock, and I'll get the .5ppm TCXO for my Dac-build. Thinking of doing as you said, but maybe use copper to shield the TCXO.
Haha - superstitious ?
Won't stop me - I've got lots to do
Not usually, but when DIY'ing I need all the help I can get 😀
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