[time-nuts] Delay through GPS antenna splitter/amplifier -- an answer, and a question
Jason Rabel
jason at extremeoverclocking.com
Mon Mar 12 12:34:11 EDT 2007
Since we are on the subject... I came across this page the other day and am
curious about what other's thoughts are about it.
http://tf.nist.gov/service/gpstrace.htm
If I understand correctly looking at the graphs, they are saying the time
from GPS is currently off about 24-30ns from the NIST frequency standard. So
does that mean that a person wanting every last ns should adjust their delay
according to the data on that page (and of course things like cable delay
and other circuitry)?
Jason
>But we're time-nuts... we DO worry about those things. :-)
>
>While we were at it with the network analyzer, we did FDR (frequency
>domain reflectometry) to measure the cable delay to the antenna, and I
>spent yesterday making up six matched cables to go from the splitter to
>the receivers -- they all test within about 1 nanosecond of each other.
>
>Obsessive compulsive? Me?
>
>John
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