[time-nuts] NTP server using an OCXO, GPS chip and Raspberry Pi
Matthias Welwarsky
time-nuts at welwarsky.de
Mon Apr 27 12:09:23 UTC 2020
On Montag, 27. April 2020 08:47:45 CEST Hal Murray wrote:
> You could also use the Pi for the microcontroller. There is an API to the
> Kernel timekeeping routines. Try man ntp_adjtime. There are 2 knobs. One
> is to adjust the speed of the clock, aka correct for the drift. The other
> is to adjust the offset by adjusting the speed to be a bit fast or slow for
> the right amount of time.
That is effectively one of my current projects. Though not targeting the
RaspberryPi, it will be a "cape" for the Beaglebone Black. It's a direct
adaptation of my Rb-GPSDO, using the same TIC and DAC, but instead of a
dedicated micro controller, the control software will run as a program on the
BBB. The 1PPS signal of the GPS is connected to a GPIO pin, too, so it can
serve as an input to a time server.
BR,
Matthias
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