[time-nuts] ...Your thoughts on the Trimble Resolution T?
Normand Martel
martelno at yahoo.com
Thu Mar 30 22:10:16 EST 2006
Well, thanks for the advice!
...And also one other convincing (at least for me)
feature:
The M12+ has a choice of either a 1PPS precise signal
or a 100PPS precise signal. For my application (GPS
disciplined frequency standard), the 100PPS option
will surely help settle the frequency for the few
seconds after turn-on/reacquisition.
But i saw a line, i'm not sure about:
(specs for the M12M, the replacement (starting july
2006) of the M12+
Timing accuracy:
Performance using clock granularity message:
Better than 2ns, 1 sigma
Better than 6ns, 6 sigma
Performance NOT using clock granularity message:
Better than 10ns, 1 sigma
Better than 20ns, 6 sigma
What's that clock granularity message?
For me, It looks like a message telling the actual
error of one particular 1PPs pulse. Does it sound
right?
And also, how do i know or decide the actual error
range (1 / 6 sigma)
Thanks all!
--- SAIDJACK at aol.com wrote:
>
> From the leapsecond.com website, it seems the
> Trimble gets 2.15E-011 at
> 1000s intervalls.
>
> The M12+ achieves 2.9E-012 at 1000s intervalls.
>
> The M12+ is speced at 10ns 1-Sigma, the Trimble
> seems to be 15ns at 1-Sigma.
>
> There is an M12+ follow-up modell comming soon which
> is even better than
> this data.
>
> Then there are the curious spikes that
> leapsecond.com mentions...
>
> Seems the Trimble is significantly worse than the
> Motorola GPS?
>
> bye,
> SJ
>
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