> Similarly, âdriftâ seems to be the long term averaged (and scaled) offset.
Offset without a qualifier usually means time offset. (At least where I hang out.) Drift is frequency offset rather than time offset. It is usually expressed as a (tiny) fraction rather than directly in Hz, typically PPM or PPT. As Magnus points out, a frequency offset turns into a phase/time drift. -- These are my opinions. I hate spam.
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