[Hammarlund] HQ-110 alignment
James A. (Andy) Moorer
jamminpower at earthlink.net
Thu Apr 6 23:29:44 EDT 2006
The only thing the fast rate will do is to limit how narrow a bandwidth you
can reasonably expect to measure.
At 1ms sweep rate, any bandwidth near or below 1 kHz will be dubious - that
is, what you see won't necessarily have anything to do with the "actual"
filter response. A filter with a 1 kHz bandpass takes a couple of
milliseconds to wake up and hear the electrons rumbling down the wire, much
less decide what it is going to do with them.
(yes, it depends on the Q of the stage. The higher the Q and/or the more
stages it goes through, the longer it will take to settle out)
. . . but it is still a really cool setup! I gotta get me one of them sweep
generators.
James A. (Andy) Moorer
www.jamminpower.com
----- Original Message -----
> Several people asked me about the setup I'm using. I've put some
> details at the following link:
>
> http://pcbunn.cacr.caltech.edu/jjb/hammarlund/if_alignment.htm
>
> I'm actually using a 1ms sweep rate ... and would be interested
> to hear what the disadvantage of a fast rate like this is.
>
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