Transcription of A Frequency Standard for Today’s WWVB
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QEX November/December 2015 13 John A. Magliacane, KD2BD1320 Willow Drive, Sea Girt, NJ 08750; Frequency Standard for today s WWVBThe author shares the design of his Frequency Standard that s fully compatible with today s WWVB. For over a half century, the 60 kHz carrier from WWVB has served as a popular and highly respected Frequency reference among many scientific, research, and engineering professionals across North America. As GPS-disciplined Frequency standards started gaining in popularity, the use of WWVB in Frequency reference applications began to decline. With this decline, however, came a tremendous increase in the sale and appli-cation of low-cost radio controlled atomic clocks that receive time and date informa-tion from WWVB on a regular basis.
QEX November/December 2015 13 John A. Magliacane, KD2BD 1320 Willow Drive, Sea Girt, NJ 08750; kd2bd@amsat.org A Frequency Standard for Today’s WWVB The author shares the design of his frequency standard
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