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![]() My 10Mhz TCXO that I use for a frequency counter timebase has gone toes up and I only have a 5Mhz one available to replace it. Can anyone offer ideas to double the 5 Mhz TCXO keeping the M:S ratio accurate enough for use with the frequency counter ?. Feed the 5 MHz to both inputs of a high level DBM. The output will be sum and difference, kill the DC component with a 0.1 uF coupling cap and you probably can use the 10 MHz result. If not, a little low pass filter to get rid of the higher frequency responses will make it useable. W4ZCB |
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