Just a 'heads-up' for those interested in the topic of GPS DOs-(Disciplined Oscillators) as so far there hasn't been much publicity about this avenue of attack-other than in the EME crowd. http://gr
Just a 'heads-up' for those interested in the topic of GPS DOs-(Disciplined Oscillators) as so far there hasn't been much publicity about this avenue of attack-other than in the EME crowd. http://gre
Wouldn't that mean that you had -300C yesterday ? No, that would mean that I have now -300C from an experiment that will be started some day in the future... more or less like the Isaac Azimov disse
Johan Bodin wrote: Operation Temperature range: -300C~+700C -300C !? Quite impressive.... =o) Not to mention the +700C ..... they must have used some special solder for that temperature :-) The -300C
Cannot confirm this - on my PC (P4) its exactly two times this frequency, so do not rely on a 'constant' value. Hi Wolf, thanks for the information. It looks like on the Pentium iV they have changed
[...] With programs no longer having direct access to the hardware, the time is whatever Windows says it is. I expect there are still ways to trigger reading of the system clock, but there will alwa
In einer eMail vom 14.02.2004 16:21:31 Westeuropäische Normalzeit schreibt [email protected]: but I have found that, at least on all the PCs I have tested, it always returns the value of 1,193,180 Hz. H
The -300C is easy... given that the molecular Brownian motion slows down reaching 0 Kelvin, stopping just at that temperature, to go below you just need to restart the motion of the molecules backwar
Andy, The Navman Jupiter board is a very interesting product. I had previously obtained a little information from their Web site (not as easy to navigate as one might hope) and was delighted today to
