[time-nuts] HP 00105 oscillator
Mike Feher
mfeher at eozinc.com
Sat Feb 11 09:25:16 EST 2006
Horst -
Well, have a good night rest. I did bring one of my oscillators upstairs,
into my lab. The oscillator that is not in pieces. Managed to get it to play
right away. Some of it is coming back to my memory and I believe there are
two ovens. One is a proportionately controlled oven run by the 24 volts, and
the other is a quick oven to get things up to temperature. I am convinced
that the two Teflon connectors are for the quick oven which is controlled by
a thermostat. I put 40 volts on mine and it only drew about 200 ma, but, it
automatically shut off after about 1/2 hour. So, it seems like it may be
working. I believe the terminal marked 15 Volts is a regulated output in
case you want to use it with the EFC inputs through an external multi-turn
potentiometer. The output marked "M" I believe is to monitor the oscillator
status. I tried to replicate the old HP 105 oscillator with my oscillator
assembly and had a meter and a 10 turn pot on the front panel along with a
meter selector switch. I'll try and find the old 105 manual, as I know I
have it someplace. Regards - Mike
Mike B. Feher, N4FS
89 Arnold Blvd.
Howell, NJ, 07731
732-886-5960
-----Original Message-----
From: time-nuts-bounces at febo.com [mailto:time-nuts-bounces at febo.com] On
Behalf Of A.H.Schmidt
Sent: Saturday, February 11, 2006 8:50 AM
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement
Subject: [time-nuts] HP 00105 oscillator
Hi Mike, thanks for your replay. I actually have the oscillator going
since a couple of weeks. I connected 24V for the oven and 20 V for the
oscillator. There is also a 15V connection, I have no idea what for
and the 2 connections on the other end which I also don,t know what it
is for. The voltage control inputs are SMC connections, (I suppose for
low noise) but there are separate + an _ connections. I left them open
and adjusted the frequency with the course frequency control only.
I am comparing the frequency to a home build receiver for TV line
frequencies, Phase locket to give me 10 and 5MHz output.
According to the TV station CH9 in Melbourne, they are locket to a
Cesium standard. I can compare the frequency to 9 digits and it
hasn't moved even 1 digit with Varying temperatures of about 18 Deg C
to 38 Deg C (In my Garage).
I am really keen to build this unit in to a box and multiply the output
by 2 to get 10MHz. However I wait, until I have all the
information on the connections.
Thanks again for the speedy replay. I am going to bed now, It is 1/4 to
1 O'Clock in the morning.
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