Timing adjustment for distributed network architecture
AssigneeARRIS Enterprises LLC
InventorAnthony John Cotter
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In some embodiments, a first computing device detects a loss of a connection to a first source of timing information that the first computing device and a second computing device use to maintain synchronization with a first clock and a second clock. The first computing device receives a second source of timing information from the second computing device. The second source of timing information is also being transmitted to a third computing device. The first computing device uses the second source of timing information to determine a first timestamp and determines a second timestamp from the first clock. The first computing device uses the first timestamp and the second timestamp to adjust a rate of the first clock where the first clock is used to transmit the second source of timing information from the second computing device to the third computing device.
A method comprising:
A non-transitory computer-readable storage medium containing instructions, that when executed, control a first computing device to be configured for:
A method comprising:
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