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VE2ZAZ GPS CONTROLLER. 10 MHz. Input. VCXO. CONTROL. VOLTAGE. +5V. 0 to +5V. Circuit added to provide 1 e -11 tuning resolution with. +/- 5 V tuning ...
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OCXO AND CLOCK DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM

As used with VE2ZAZ Controller

Jacques Audet VE2AZX June 2011 Rev. Jan 2013

BLOCK DIAGRAM REAR

FRONT

MV89A OSCILLATOR MODULE 12

+12 dBm +12 dBm

+15V

ZFSC-8-1 +16V INPUT

Regulator 12V

0.4 A to 1.1 A max

15 dB gain

+

MV89A OCXO

sma

V1 -5 to +5V

Q-Bit QB-188

0 to +5V

Scaling adjust

10K

750

1K

10K 20K

250

10K 10 MHz set @ V1 = 0

Vc

+5V

HI-Pass Match

+12 dBm +12 dBm +12 dBm

+21 dBm

9.25 dB Loss

+12 dBm +12 dBm

10 MHz +7.3 dBm

Vref Circuit added to provide 1 e -11 tuning resolution with +/- 5 V tuning on VE2ZAZ Controller. It also attenuates and offsets the +/- 5V control voltage to the 0 to +5V range required by the MV89A. The 10K pot allows centering the OCXO at exactly 10 MHz with 0V at the V1 input. This decreases the control voltage dependance on supply variations in the GPS controller.

VE2ZAZ GPS CONTROLLER VCXO CONTROL VOLTAGE

MiniCircuits Power Splitter 1: 8

+12 dBm

10 MHz Input

MV89A MEASUREMENTS Vc

Freq * 200 0 -1769.3 2.484 -1021.2 5.02 -292.4

OCXO alone SLOPE Hz / V 1.471

Freq (Hz) ref. @ 10 MHz -3.8465 -0.106 3.538

mV into 1K 42.70 Vc to GND 43.40

Vc to +5V ref

OCXO Average Zin

Zin at Vc in 57173 57433 57303

MV89A Freq vs Vc 4 3 2 Freq Hz

1 0 -1 -2 -3 -4 -5 0

1

2

3

4

5

6

Vc Volts

Circuit added to provide 1 e -11 tuning resolution with +/- 5 V tuning on VE2ZAZ Controller

sma

V1 -5 to +5V

MV89A

Vc Scaling adjust

10K

750

10 MHz +7.3 dBm

OCXO

1K

10K 20K

250

10K 10 MHz set @ V1 = 0

Vref

With V1 = 0 The 10K pot gives: Vc min / max = 2.115 / 3.021 V Delta V = 0.906V or 1.333 Hz frequency adustment range. With 10K pot at middle and with V1 min / max = -4.5 / +4.5 V, we get: Vc min / max = 2.054 / 3.074 V Delta V = 1.02 V or 1.5 Hz frequency adustment range. VE2ZAZ's controller has 14 bits resolution or 16384 levels. Then the corresponding freq resolution = 1.5 Hz / 16384 = 91.5 uHz. At 10 MHz, this is 9.15 e -12 resolution, or approx. 1e-11 resolution.

QB-188

+16 V IN

OUT

MATCHING CKT

GND

+12 V REG

PI Filter PCB

ZFSC- 8-1

IN

Vctrl

MV89A OCXO 10 MHz Adj

Cabinet: Hammond 1455T1601

X 2.529

PI Filter PCB

L2 C5

C4 L1

SIDE VIEW 1.85

TOP VIEW

Cabinet

2.0 100 1.5

0.45

125 125

1.6

RF

GND

OCXO 2.2

MV89A R1

OCXO

1.7

Vref

MV89A

Components

spacer

C1

2.9 0.4

Vc

+12V

PCB PI Filter

R2 R3

A Z X

10 MHz OCXO

POWER

1.28 2.555

0.500 in

6.5 po.

2 po. 50

202

120 39 washer 93 702

POWER

OCXO & CLOCK DISTRIBUTION

A Z X

OUTPUTS 10 MHz + 12 dBm

POWER

OCXO & CLOCK DISTRIBUTION

A Z X

OUTPUTS 10 MHz + 12 dBm

ISOLATION OUT 1 TO OUT 2

ISOLATION OUT 1 TO OUT 4

ISOLATION OUT 1 TO OUT 8

S11 AT HI-PASS MATCHING OUTPUT

S11 AT HI-PASS MATCHING OUTPUT

Sine Output at Splitter OUT

MV89A OCXO sma

V1 -5 to +5V

10 MHz +7.3 dBm

Vref

Vc Scaling adjust

10K

750

1K

10K 20K

250

10K 10 MHz set @ V1 = 0

Scaling and Frequency Adjust Circuit

MV89A Homemade PCB

MV89A

8 to 1 Splitter

Matching

Supply Filter

Amplifier

Completed System

As Used with VE2ZAZ Controller

Rear View Without Controller, Vc IN is shorted

OUTDOOR GPS ANTENNA

PVC Pipe 1 ¼ in.

3 in Pipe CAP Note added short length of pipe inside PVC Adapter 3 in. to 1 ½ in. Galvanized Steel Plate To hold the GPS Antenna PVC Adapter 1 ½ in to 1 ¼ in.

Bulkhead Feedthru SMA to N

Bulkheag Feedthru SMA to N Mounted on PVC Adapter 1 ½ in to 1 ¼ in.

PVC Adapter 3 in. to 1 ½ in. and SMA to N Bulkhead Feedthru

GPS Antenna with a short length Of RG-174 Mounts on top of PVC Adapter 3 in. to 1 ½ in. Completed Antenna attached to the Roof Side

2002 IEEE International Frequency Control Symposium and PDA Exhibition

A NEW HIGH STABILITY DOCXO. STATISTICS OF THE RESULTS OF FREQUENCY STABILITY MEASUREMENTS. By S.V.Anastasiev, A.A.Volkov, Y.L.Vorokhovsky, Morion, Inc, Phone: 7812-350-9565; Fax: 7-812-350-7290; St.Petersburg, Russia

SUMMARY Recently the significant increase of demand for Ultra Stable Quartz Oscillators has been evidenced. Such oscillators are used for many applications including CDMA, GPS/GLONASS, etc. The following major requirements are usually applied for these oscillators: frequency stability vs. Temperature changes of+/(1..2)*10-10; long term stability of+/-(1..2)*10-8/year; short term stability of