u try to push the envelope with better-than-spec
> performance out of a TICC or try to automate channel-channel-reference
> calibration, these details start to matter.
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> /tvb
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I tried lifting it but it wouldn't fit in my bag :(
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silicon vendors jumped onto PTP, and PTP inherently lacks the sophisticated
quorum and trust mechanisms NTP has, and yes, those are key items on the
P1588 WG agenda.
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NIC to external 1PPS. What you call a "drivestamp", I call a software
timestamp. If it's not a function of the silicon, it's software. All I
meant was that there is some unexploited potential.
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Every year... always makes me wonder, do these vendors even test this
themselves? I know at least one vendor who disn't have GPS simulators and
relied on Trimble's built-in test mode - which gives you 13-bit week counters,
whereas the satellites give you 10-bit counters. So the vendor assumed
Florian, Gerhard, All,
Thank you for the extensive answers. Just to think that at some point I
passed exams where I had to implement truth tables in "raw" NMOS/PMOS -
things evaporate quickly enough if you don't refresh, and then years go by
and you wish you had been paying more attention. The
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Funny how apparently Trimble were involved in the wk860 problem, I thought they
famously used their leap second based rollover protection:
http://www.google.co.uk/patents/US5923618 :) Maybe that algorithm isn't that
smart after all.
Thanks,
Wojciech
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I have a memo / stakeholder briefing document from the General
Lighthouse Authorities UK/Ireland (can't see any confidentiality notes
on it), that states:
""
4. Effect if France Terminates eLoran
It is hoped that the RNTF [http://rntfnd.org] commercial initiative
can maintain the continuity of
and you've
got White Rabbit (picosecond accuracy).
The funniest thing about MIFID-II, or rather ESMA, the regulatory
body, is that they question the traceability of GPS time to UTC!
Perhaps because the EU has Galileo. Apparently.
[disclaimer: personal opinions only]
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I think this is a classic case of confusing application security with
network security. The whole idea relies on spoofing packets. A spoofing
scenario is only realistic in a lab setting. Or in case of a physical
takeover of a circuit, which - well, then you have more important things to
worry
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Hello Time Nuts,
I was wondering if other people have seen this. 20+ receivers and they all
use different variants of the Resolution boards - majority are the old
Resolution T.We have observed sudden GPS loss of signal occurring.
Seemingly nothing unusual, these things happen, that's what
On 14 September 2015 at 15:37, Mike Cook wrote:
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> Hi,
> I have both -T and SMT and have not seen this on the 5th or afik any
> other day. If you have other dates, I can check those in more detail.
>
OK - I think this itself excludes an issue with the boards. What
On 14 September 2015 at 17:06, Brian Inglis wrote:
> Hi,
> Probably the vendor if no one else experiences or knows of Resolution
> issues.
> You can contact Trimble UK or Trimble Navigation Europe in Hampshire and
> they
> may know about any product or vendor
.
Cheers,
Wojciech
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On 7 Jan 2015 00:23, d0ct0r t...@patoka.org wrote:
Hello,
The same question is for UNIX epoch time. How computers knows if it is
necessary to add leap seconds ?
During the event, the kernel raw time (assuming UTC) will go from
23:59:58.9 straight to 00:00:00.0 when removing
, for improved usability.
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Sender: time-nuts time-nuts-boun...@febo.comDate: Mon, 24 Nov 2014 22:38:04
To: Discussion of precise time and frequency measurementtime-nuts@febo.com
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NPL Time will be delivered to access centres where those finance people are
already present, from there it's only a matter of a crossconnect from their
kit to the client and other operators.
Regarding the three seconds - this is about to radically change with the
upcoming EU directives (MIFID II)
to be reliable
and usually well grounded though. Well, and compliant.
Wojciech Owczarek
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Laszlo,
What sometimes helps is additional kernel command line parameters, namely
acpi=off (maybe you wouldn't have to disable the PM settings in the BIOS if
you had this) and noapic, also there is the clocksource=tsc parameter which
should make TSC the preferred clock source (that's if it's
Magnus,
I have little experience with radio-based public time dissemination
services, but some with GPS/NTP/PTP, so here's some info - hope it's of
some value to you.
For US and European exchanges, the leap second time happens outside trading
hours, so maybe that's why we've heard little
Thanks for your suggestions so far everyone,
The picPET would be a great solution if it could run at higher frequencies
- but now there's a separate thread about that :)
Magnus - my reference is a Brilliant Telecom (now Juniper Networks TCA
series) PTP grandmaster (TCA8000), which does PTP and
having to design or build the
kit myself - I would love a project, but I have time to spare to complete
one.
Any pointers much appreciated.
Best regards
Wojciech
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I meant I have *no* time to spare to complete one.
Thanks
Wojciech
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take longer than re-calculating drift.
I pointed to TSC mostly because of the PTP GM side of the original poster's
query.
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On 20 August 2013 19:12, Mike S mi...@flatsurface.com wrote:
On modern x86 processors, both Intel and AMD, the tsc increments at a
constant rate, independent of the CPU frequency.
I keep forgetting about constant_tsc.
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