I must have missed the link for the low jitter crystal because I can't seem to find it?
Cheers, flemo.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/Valab-1PPM-11-2896-MHz-Low-Jitter-TCXO-/300478299790?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item45f5e6fe8e
Guys
If you are going to have a play with clocks and power supplies, it's best to use solid copper
covered blank pcb material.
http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=HP9512&keywords=pcb+copper&form=KEYWORDAll the gnd returns and capacitor bypasses can be soldered direct to pcb, it's also pretty easy to
work with.
For your oscillator power supplies forget LM317 etc they are pretty noisy, a discrete shunt reg is
a better option.
WRT the oscillator on ebay there is no jitter spec just a ppm which is the long term frequency
stability - this has nothing to do with jitter.
FWIW - I am not sure whether you will actually like an ultra low jitter clock. The Tentlabs clock has very
low jitter but it appears SV prefers clocks with worse jitter and finds the Tent to be 'sterile'. I haven't got to
the bottom of this but it looks like some kinds of jitter are 'musical'.
Personally my approach is lowest jitter at the clock and get the musicality elsewhere.
Have fun
cheers
Terry