
doi: 10.1109/23.12703
An automated system for the testing and performance evaluation of high-resolution, long-range time digitizers is described. The test system uses an IBM PC/XT or PC/AT personal computer together with appropriate hardware interfacing modules to control the digitizer under test. Precise timing intervals for testing are generated by a pulse-calibration module driven by a programmable low-phase-noise frequency synthesizer. The time intervals measured by the digitizer are compared under computer control with the actual intervals produced by the synthesizer for a sufficient number of cases to establish the digitizer performance. The hardware and software components used are discussed. >
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