In order to meet the MOQ for each frequency, I will get some crystals in excess.
If you are interested, please update your order form. Follow the list of the available Crystal:
AT-Cut 6.1440 MHz fundamental 2 pcs
AT-Cut 11.2896 MHz fundamental 5 pcs
AT-Cut 12.2880 MHz fundamental 4 pcs
AT-Cut 25.0000 MHz fundamental 4 pcs
AT-Cut 45.1584 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
AT-Cut 49.1520 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
If you are interested, please update your order form. Follow the list of the available Crystal:
AT-Cut 6.1440 MHz fundamental 2 pcs
AT-Cut 11.2896 MHz fundamental 5 pcs
AT-Cut 12.2880 MHz fundamental 4 pcs
AT-Cut 25.0000 MHz fundamental 4 pcs
AT-Cut 45.1584 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
AT-Cut 49.1520 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
Hi, if you have excess crystals for the following frequencies:
AT-Cut 45.1584 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
AT-Cut 49.1520 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
...I would be glad to have them.
AT-Cut 45.1584 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
AT-Cut 49.1520 MHz 3rd overtone 5 pcs
...I would be glad to have them.
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Yes, they are available.
If you are interested, please download the order form in post #761, fill it and send it me back.
Update
The payment requests have been sent to all the members.
As soon as I received all payments I will place the new order to Laptech.
The payment requests have been sent to all the members.
As soon as I received all payments I will place the new order to Laptech.
Hi andrea,
Payment sent. BTW, the board of Driscoll and oven will be on next GB? I didn't see them on the order form.
Payment sent. BTW, the board of Driscoll and oven will be on next GB? I didn't see them on the order form.
Yes, I have to get SC-cut crystals firstly, without them I cannot test the new Driscoll oscillator board.
Hi Andrea,
Have you tried the PO38072 1:2 clock buffer as sine-to-square wave converter? I found it has excellent performance. Could be a better alternative to 74hc04 logic.
Have you tried the PO38072 1:2 clock buffer as sine-to-square wave converter? I found it has excellent performance. Could be a better alternative to 74hc04 logic.
I suspect it's the potato semi: http://www.potatosemi.com/potatosemiweb/datasheet/PO74G38072A.pdf
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@jborden:
Might you also have experience with the jitter level in their other IC's - like e.g. their PO74G74A flip-flops?
Cheers,
Jesper
@jborden:
Might you also have experience with the jitter level in their other IC's - like e.g. their PO74G74A flip-flops?
Cheers,
Jesper
Reminder
I would finalize the order to Laptech, so I ask the members who have not yet payed, please do it as soon as possible.
Thank you
Andrea
I would finalize the order to Laptech, so I ask the members who have not yet payed, please do it as soon as possible.
Thank you
Andrea
Last reminder
Miklos, Gunders,
you have a payment request for the Laptech GB.
Please, let me know if you will pay for the crystals. Otherwise I should cancel your orders to finalize my order to Laptech.
Thank you
Andrea
Miklos, Gunders,
you have a payment request for the Laptech GB.
Please, let me know if you will pay for the crystals. Otherwise I should cancel your orders to finalize my order to Laptech.
Thank you
Andrea
I've used them because of their reputation for low noise low jitter but don't have the equipment to measure levels that low
Jon
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