[time-nuts] GPSDO control loops and correcting quantizationerror
Poul-Henning Kamp
phk at phk.freebsd.dk
Sun Sep 16 19:30:26 UTC 2012
In message <BAY162-W9FFF4214C4DE8FD1752F3DF960 at phx.gbl>, Tom Knox writes:
>Great dialog, One thing I have seen is the Allan intercept almost
>always has a "knee". If you wanted the best possible GPS quartz
>reference developing a variable Allan intercept would allow this
>knee to be moved and then mathematically removed during a gated
>measurement.
>Allowing to effectively see behind he knee offering lower uncertainty
>in this important area.
I did try a spectral approach before I settled on the current approach,
because I foresaw the precence of 12 and 24 hour periodicities, but
while good on the paper and post-factum, I never managed to get it to
autoestimate reliably in real-time.
If you can find the paper about the algorithm timing.com was founded
on, you will find much interesting fodder therein, but my
reimplementation of their algorithem only worked for Rb's I could
never get it to do anything usable for OCXOs.
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