Time and frequency transfer
Time and frequency transfer describes mechanisms for comparing measurements of time and frequency from one location to another. The technique is commonly used for creating and distributing standard time scales such as International Atomic Time (TAI).
Examples
Examples of time and frequency transfer techniques include:
- Simultaneous observation methods:
- Two-way transfer methods:
- Network methods:
gollark: I should probably build something like that into ABR.
gollark: Oh, and submit your songs for OIR:EM review, inevitably.
gollark: In what way?
gollark: Or, I guess, giving them access to a shared folder (via syncthing or ??? rsync) to submit tracks.
gollark: The best I could do for OIR:EM delegation is having people forward songs to me for review, but I might just forget to.
See also
- Synchronization
- Time transfer
- Time signal
- Time synchronization
- Time synchronization in North America
References
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