Synchronization with multiple time sources
AssigneeSchweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
InventorDaniel B. Rippon
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AssigneeSchweitzer Engineering Laboratories, Inc.
InventorDaniel B. Rippon
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A satellite-synchronized network clock may include an oscillator, a global navigation satellite system (GNSS) time receiver module, and a control subsystem. The GNSS time receiver module may include a time receiver, a multiplexer, and a plurality of source inputs. The control subsystem may configure the multiplexer and time receiver of the GNSS time receiver module to sequentially receive time signals from a plurality of GNSS satellite constellations. Methods of synchronizing multiple time sources may include sequentially receiving a first time signal from a first GNSS constellation, a second time signal from a second GNSS constellation, and a third time signal from a third GNSS constellation with a GNSS receiver. The methods may further include measuring a phase and frequency offset of each respective received time signal relative to an oscillator and comparing the measured offsets to determine the accuracy of each of the received time signals.
A time synchronization system, comprising:
A time synchronization system, comprising:
A method of time synchronization, comprising:
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