Hi
The TBolt does code phase to lock up the OCXO. Effectively its best guess error
is zero once the control loop
closes. That also means the average error is also zero. Since it’s yanking the
OCXO *and* guessing at the error,
separating those two numbers can get a bit tangled up. One of the
Assuming that the T'bird works as you stated, you might still want to know
where in that
sawtooth the supposedly "fixed" error falls. Maybe this is unimportant if
all you want is a
stable reference frequency source, or very important if you actually want
to know what
time it is. However, the
Precisely.
On Sun, Sep 15, 2019 at 6:03 PM Alberto di Bene wrote:
> On 2019-09-15 14:12, Forrest Christian (List Account) wrote:
>
> > Most GPS receivers with 1PPS outputs are only able to align the 1PPS to
> the
> > nearest edge of some internal clock. In addition, in most GPS
> receivers,
>
Let me see if I can give this a go. Some of this will likely be
oversimplified and not exactly accurate. Consider this a simplified 101
level class taught by an assistant and not the professor.
Most GPS receivers with 1PPS outputs are only able to align the 1PPS to the
nearest edge of some
