[Central-Electronics] 10B Mod
k7fm
k7fm at teleport.com
Tue Nov 10 09:36:13 EST 2009
Hi Jim:
If you are looking for an even easier way to temperature compensate an
oscillator, you could always use the method used by Hallicrafters in the
HT-32. In that circuit, a differential capacitor is used, with one side
tied to a NP0 cap while the other side is tied to a N1500 cap (or something
like that). Then, you can change the compensation to anything between
nothing and -1500 ppm. Simply turn the screwdriver adjust capacitor until
drift stops.
73, Colin K7FM
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