I have uploaded the paper that appears in the conference proceedings:
http://www.openttp.org/downloads/Multi-GNSS_IFCS-EFTF_2019_paper.pdf
Cheers
Michael
On Sun, Sep 22, 2019 at 9:49 AM Michael Wouters
wrote:
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> Hello Anders,
>
> We did some work on single-frequency time-transfer with the F9P
Hello Ragnar
Mktimetx uses the receiver-provided sawtooth correction in the TP message.
The TDEV plots in the presentation I linked show its effectiveness.
Cheers
Michael
On Mon, 23 Sep 2019 at 4:21 pm, Ragnar Sundblad wrote:
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> Hello Michael,
>
> > On 22 Sep 2019, at 23:54, Michael Wouters
> Anders,
> Thanks for sharing your results! I am a but surprised that you have so
> large
> variations, I wonder how much the antenna placement affects the results.
> Just for fun - can you tell us more about how your antenna is place now?
>
Current antenna placement was restricted by the 5m
Hello Michael,
> On 22 Sep 2019, at 23:54, Michael Wouters wrote:
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> The OpenTTP software mktimetx applies sawtooth corrections to the TIC
> measurements, as you guessed. The corrected TIC measurements are combined
> with the raw GNSS pseudo ranges, and then this is what goes into the output
Hello Peter
The aim of our study was to characterise the performance of single
frequency receivers for time-transfer. The F9P was a late addition to our
study and extending our software to dual frequency was too much work at the
time. Having a measured ionosphere was not such a huge improvement
Hello Anders,
Yes, we used TAPR TICCs do the testing. It’s a very economical solution
for testing multiple receivers in parallel.
The OpenTTP software mktimetx applies sawtooth corrections to the TIC
measurements, as you guessed. The corrected TIC measurements are combined
with the raw GNSS
Hi Michael, thanks for the reminder about your slides!
Your page 4 has the two setups. I think you are right in that the F9T
doesn't seem to take an external receiver clock (even if working with the
bare part, not the RCB-board).
(FWIW, AFAIK the not-so-low-cost septentrios use the left external
Hello Anders,
We did some work on single-frequency time-transfer with the F9P earlier
this year which we presented at IFCS-EFTF in April.
http://www.openttp.org/downloads/Multi-GNSS_IFCS-EFTF_2019.pdf
There's a paper too, which I should upload.
In short, the F9P is very suitable for code-based
