Hardware specification for implementing Hyperion

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  -TCXO with shared references/PPS (i.e. - cable MIMO or OctoClock)

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  ---

  Brandon

  Hi Brandon,.

  Thank you very much for the information! I leaned more in detail in this issue, and much of your question depends on your hardware configuration and system. JamesB, awesome post! This is great information.  Add to that, for our GPS USRPS (NI USRP 293 x) Unfortunately, you can not use the Ref entries in, this split on the external clock won't be an option on this material. In this context, option (c) will be probably the easiest because it is exactly how the work of our USRP. Do you use a USRP NOR? If Yes, and you try to sync up to 8 of these USRP together, GPS could be the only real option.

  The extent of the direct wire vs precision GPS, direct wire is more accurate if you are using an external clock, which is more accurate than the clock on board and if you use a USRP which can use an external reference clock

  The NI USRP 2930 and 2932 both of OCXO who only are more accurate, but there is no way to retrieve the source of 10 MHz to another device, with the exception of a MIMO cable which is not good to use for 2 devices. This is why the direct wiring method exists only for specific scenarios:

  1. the use of MIMO cable for up to 2 devices

  2. using an external clock, and a separator.

  However, the internal OXCO does not you nothing good for the device plus two synchronization. With the help of a GPS antenna, clock discipline and a clear view of the sky will let each USRP use it of own OXCO and still be synchronized. It's not just GPS, it is using GPS information to adjust the already great time reference OCXO, which required each device to set its own clock. The following document shows the specifications for a USRP without a GPS antenna (just the precision OXCO) vs the OCXO accuracy in conjunction with the GPS disciplined in the section 4 (synchronization with GPS Disciplined oscillators on NI USRP 293 x):

  http://www.NI.com/Tutorial/14705/en/

  While I was looking for it, I also found this post on the forum who has had a similar question:

  http://forums.NI.com/T5/USRP-software-radio/synchronization-of-three-USRP-2932/m-p/2835772

  I hope this has been helpful!

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