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titleOfInvention A self-compensating clock generator using a dual-mode crystal oscillator in an oven
abstract A dual-mode crystal oscillator provides a relatively temperature-insensitive output frequency signal Fc and a temperature sensitive output frequency signal Fb. The signal Fb is used to correct the output signal Fc to provide a highly accurate clock 44 which may for example be used in MWD (measurement while drilling) telemetry or data recording. A circuit responsive to Fb turns on a heater 48 when the temperature falls below the working range of the correction system. The heater may be used to sweep the oven temperature through its working range during a calibration episode based on an external GPS clock reference signal.
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