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Time standards and frequency standards can include cesium or rubidium atomic clocks, quartz oscillators, hydrogen masers and other master clocks. Time reference sources are used in networks & telecommunications, observatories, utilities and navigation (GPS).
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Supplier: SpectracomDescription: The GPS PicoReference™ is a low-cost, high-performance frequency reference and measurement test set. It integrates a smart GPS and a Rubidium reference, features a flexible 1-30 MHz frequency testing range and a cutting-edge 1ps measurement resolution. It’s ideally designed for clock
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Supplier: Inorganic VenturesDescription: 500mL size, Concentrations at 1000 µg/mL
- Form: Liquid / Solution
- Features: Inorganic Chemical / Salt
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Supplier: Inorganic VenturesDescription: 500mL size, Concentrations at 1000 µg/mL
- Form: Liquid / Solution
- Features: Inorganic Chemical / Salt, Cationic
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Supplier: SpectracomDescription: Tester/Analyzer developed for Next Generation Networks (NGN), incorporating both traditional SDH/SONET core networks and IP-based backhaul networks. Modular multi-input measurements: 2, 4 or 6 channels simultaneously Comparison with standard masks Very accurate built-in Rubidium reference
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Supplier: BRL Test, Inc.Description: and narrow resolution bandwidth from 1 Hz Optional power meter that measures up to 32 GHz Fast data transmission speed (GPIB transmission speed: 120 kbytes/s) Optional rubidium reference oscillator for warm-up time of just 7 minutes
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Supplier: Anritsu CompanyDescription: to 20 MHz and narrow resolution bandwidth from 1 Hz Optional power meter that measures up to 32 GHz Fast data transmission speed (GPIB transmission speed: 120 kbytes/s) Optional rubidium reference oscillator for warm-up time of just 7 minutes
- Mounting Type: Portable/Benchtop
- Analyzer Type: Instrument
- Test Type: Noise
- User Interface: Front Panel & Display
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Supplier: Excelitas Technologies Corp.Description: The Excelitas Rubidium Atomic Frequency Standard (RAFS) is an exceptionally high performance and high reliability space-qualified rubidium clock developed for the GPS Navstar navigation satellites. Over 100 space qualified RAFS have been delivered to customers to support GPS-IIR, GPS-IIF, and QZSS
- Clock method: Atomic Clock
- Outputs: Other Output
- Waveform: Sign Wave
- Mounting: Panel Mount
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Supplier: Precise Time and Frequency, Inc.Description: Multiple RF output options GPS antenna and cable included Available in 1U Applications GPS Satellite Systems Satellite Base/Ground Station Frequency/Timing reference Timing, Synchronization, and Time Keeping Applications Monitoring and Control Devices Description
- Clock method: Atomic Clock, Crystal, External Signal
- Interface: Serial, Status Indicators, Other Interface
- Outputs: 1pps, 0.1MHz, 1MHz, 5MHz, 10MHz, Other Output
- Waveform: Sign Wave
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Supplier: SpectracomDescription: Precision GPS time reference Security features: IPSec, SSL, SNMP v3, SSH, SCP, SFTP SAASM-compliant IPv4/IPv6 dual stack Multiple time code outputs, including 10MHz, 1PPS, IRIG Web-based user interface Remote diagnostics, flash upgrades, configuration, and control over secure
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Pendulum GPS-12R Portable Frequency Standard offers traceable Cesium-like stability at a very attractive price. Synchronized to the GPS satellite system, the GPS-12R provides both short and long-term time and frequency stability. The GPS-12RG Portable Reference clock is a GLONASS and GPS-disciplined Rubidium reference, targeted for both laboratory and telecommunications applications. GPS-disciplined Rubidium clock for near-Cesium stability. OCXO option (Model GPS-12). Internal battery option... (read more)Browse Time and Frequency Standards Datasheets for Spectracom
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Neutron Hardness of Photodiodes For Use in Passice Rubidium Frequency Standards (.pdf)
that. controlled crystal oscillator to the rubidium reference frequency uses. heat leaks through the electrical leads did not lower the temperature. a low-frequency ac error signal. This signal appears as an intensity. of a photodiode significantly. Each oven had a hole at the far end to. modulation
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Single-photon memory
that let quantum information transmit long distances by optical fiber. In the lab, researchers excite (at 200 Hz) a cloud of rubidium atoms stored in a magneto-optical trap cooled to temperatures near absolute zero, a process that generates a single photon about once every 5 sec. Because the photon
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GPS Time & Frequency Systems
for a wide variety of applications, with a. large selection of functional modules to choose from. A typical application might specify a. GPS Synchronizer disciplining a rubidium oscillator as the primary reference and a crystal. oscillator as the secondary, back up reference. Very critical applications may
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Rubidium - Facts from the Encyclopedia - Yahoo! Education
REFERENCE Yahoo! Education > Reference > Encyclopedia > rubidium Encyclopedia: rubidium Reference Dictionary
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ESA - Navigation - The future - Galileo - Galileo technology...
Rubidium clock Galileo technology developments a Rubidium Atomic Frequency Standard a Passive Hydrogen Maser
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Spectratime
The GPSReference- 2000 is a low cost, high performance GPS & SRO rubidium primary reference source using SmarTiming technology.
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Speed of light - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Such particles and waves travel at c regardless of the motion of the source or the inertial frame of reference of the observer.
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Symmetricom® - The Leader in Precise Time Synchronization...
Telecom Primary Reference Sources TimeSource 3000 58532A GPS L1 Reference Antenna GPS Active Splitters
- 908/909 Frequency References, Calibrators - Fluke
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PM6681R
PM 6681R Rubidium Counter/Calibrator Please register your products, so we
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Global Positioning System Overview
Precise positioning is possible using GPS receivers at reference locations providing corrections and relative positioning data for remote receivers.
