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Main Clock Synchronization Specifications

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Main Clock Synchronization Specifications


Thissection describes the specifications used to measure clock synchronization,including frequency synchronization and phase synchronization specifications.

Table1 provides the technical specifications for frequency synchronization and Table2 provides those for phase synchronization.

Frequency Synchronization Specifications

      The deviation between the actual frequency and the  standard frequency. It generally refers to the accuracy of a clock in  free-running mode.

              The deviation between the actual frequency and the  standard frequency. It generally refers to the accuracy of a clock in  free-running mode.

             The deviation between the actual frequency and the  standard frequency. It generally refers to the accuracy of a clock in  free-running mode.

             The deviation between the actual frequency and the  standard frequency. It generally refers to the accuracy of a clock in  free-running mode.

  The formula for calculating frequency accuracy is:  Frequency accuracy = (Actual frequency - Standard frequency)/Standard  frequency.

  The free-running frequency of the OptiX OSN series is  accurate to ±4.6 ppm and ±1 ppm for long-term and short-term operations,  respectively.

      ppm  (short for parts per million)

       Jitter

      The short-term variations of the significant instants of  a clock or digital signal from their ideal positions in time (where  short-term implies that these variations have a frequency greater than or  equal to 10 Hz).

  The jitter specification varies according to port. For  example, the jitter specification of a 2M or STM-N port complies with ITU  G.813; the jitter specification of an OTUk port complies with ITU-T G.8251.

      Unit of measuring absolute time: ns, ps

  Unit of measuring relative time: UI

  UI is short for unit interval, namely, a clock period.

       Wander

      The long-term variations of the significant instants of a  clock or digital signal from their ideal position in time (where long-term  implies that these variations have a frequency less than 10 Hz).

  The wander specification of the OptiX OSN series complies  with ITU-T G.813 when the system clock is locked.

      μs,  ns

   Phase Synchronization Specifications



      The variation of the significant instant of a clock  signal from its ideal position.



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This post was last edited by yjhd at 2018-10-18 01:44.

Thank you for sharing. I don’t think I understand this place. Can you explain it to me?The deviation between the actual frequency and the  standard frequency. It generally refers to the accuracy of a clock in  free-running mode. thanks a lot This post was last edited by Mark.hu at 2018-10-31 06:38.
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useful information Main Clock Synchronization Specifications-2779881-1

This post was last edited by GongXiaochuan at 2018-10-30 05:36.
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even i cannot see these table 1&2 information , but

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The system clock is set using the clock datetimeclock timezone, and clock daylight-saving-time commands.

  • If the three commands are not used, the original system clock is displayed after you run the display clock command.
  • You can use any combination of the three commands to configure the system time. Table 1 lists the formats of the configured time.
The table assumes that the original system time is 08:00:00 on January 1, 2010.
  • 1: indicates that the clock datetime command is used, in which the current time and date is date-time.
  • 2: indicates that the clock timezone command is used, in which the time zone parameter is set and the time offset is zone-offset.
  • 3: indicates that the clock daylight-saving-time command is used, in which the DST parameters are set and the time offset is offset.
  • [1]: indicates that the clock datetime command is optional.
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Thanks for your sharing , this part is very good :
The long-term variations of the significant instants of a clock or digital signal from their ideal position in time (where long-term implies that these variations have a frequency less than 10 Hz).
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helpful post, thanks
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Thanks dear
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When configuring NTP authentication in the unicast server/client mode, enable the NTP authentication on the client, and then specify the NTP server address and the authentication cipher to be sent to the server. If these operations are not performed, the NTP server and client directly synchronize their clocks withou****P authentication.
The server and the client must be configured with the same authentication cipher.
To ensure successful authentication, configure the NTP client and server properly.


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Telecommunications services on modern communications networks require that the frequency offset or time difference between devices be within an acceptable range. This requirement must be met using network clock synchronization.
Clock synchronization includes frequency synchronization and phase synchronization.
Frequency synchronization
Frequency synchronization, also called clock synchronization, indicates that signals have the same frequency and a fixed phase difference. That is, signals are sent or received at an average rate. All devices on a communications network operate at the same rate.

Phase synchronization
Phase synchronization, also called time synchronization, indicates that both frequencies and phases of signals are consistent. That is, the phase offset between signals is always 0.

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