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  Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2009 8:54 PM
  Subject: LF: Re: Re: Re: Mc Coy
  
  Mal,
  no problem, the info is indeed a bit limited 
  about the Hz/V for the adjustment.
  The data sheet seems to suggest that the 
  control voltage is capable of modulating the oscillator, which implies 
  a fast slew rate. This is not particularly good if you intend to 
  just use the oscillator as a fixed frequency source. It means you must 
  filter the control voltage better. 
  Of course using the source at low frequencies, 
  none of the issues of this type of source will manifest themselves 
  significantly, but it is probable that the performance of a microwave local 
  oscillator locked to one of these may be a bit noisy.
  To better understand the unit's 
  characteristics, measure the frequency at extremes of the control voltage 
  range. That is about all the information that is missing.
  most oscillators of this type have a fairly 
  limited tuning range, so you may find pulling the unit to your desired 
  frequency on 500KHz is not possible.   To reach 505 KHz the 
  oscillator must pull to 10.1MHz, which is a large excursion for oscillators of 
  this type 10 Hz in 10 MHz is 1ppm. 100KHz in 10 MHz  is 10,000 PPM 
  
   
  Regards
  mark
  
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    Sent: Sunday, July 05, 2009 4:35 
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    Subject: LF: Re: Re: Mc Coy
    
    Mark
    Osc fired up and working fb. I was looking for 
    more detailed info about ctl voltages ie V versus Freq. This unit is 
    marked 10Mhz when supplied with 5V ctl voltage, and this is spot on with 6v 
    TTL output.
    73 de mal/g3kev
     
    
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      Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2009 1:37 
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        Sent: Saturday, July 04, 2009 12:42 
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        Subject: LF: Mc Coy
        
        Hi all
        Does anyone have data for Mc Coy 
        electronics XTAL OSCILLATOR MC137X7-001W 10.000 MHz
        SN72758-126
        This is a module and requires +5v, +15v 
        sealed unit but has an adjuster and I expect the osc can be shifted 
        slightly, but enough to be useful for 500 Khz divided down.
        73 mal/g3kev
         
        
        
        
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