[time-nuts] CW12-TIM
David J Taylor
david-taylor at blueyonder.co.uk
Sat Jul 12 07:46:01 UTC 2014
Hello Time Nuts (and Time Lords!),
This is my first real post here, and I understand fully, I am but a
grasshopper when it comes to some of the messages I have seen on the list.
I am needing a GPS source of precise time, in three flavours - 10MHz (or
so), 1PPS, and ethernet NTP. In the beginning, the NTP will be most
important, and as time goes on, I'll need the 1PPS signal.
For my clock, I was wanting to use a Timesync CW12-TIM module, set it to
10MHz, and attach its serial output to an Arduino (or similar) with
ethernet capabilities to provide the NTP packets to the network.
If a static CW12-TIM ethernet clock could be made, I would be willing to
try my hand at mounting them to mobile robots, again, for synchronised
timing of events.
Does anyone have any thoughts on this project?
Many thanks!
Shane.
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Welcome, Shane.
Two possibilities for you:
- ublox modules can give PPS and a frequency (8 MHz IIRC). Here's one
example - ready-made for a Raspberry Pi, although I recall you may need a
different module than the 7Q shown here. The module accepts an external
antenna,
http://ava.upuaut.net/store/index.php?route=product/product&path=59_60&product_id=95
Using the RPi you could then make an Ethernet NTP server.
http://www.satsignal.eu/ntp/Raspberry-Pi-NTP.html#no-soldering
- for PPS alone, with a built-in antenna:
http://www.adafruit.com/products/746
It might help to know any other requirements like internal/external antenna,
level of accuracy required, etc. etc.
Cheers,
David
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