gps time
gps time
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by Dave - 2007-07-11
Atomic clocks are utilised to provide a highly precise timing reference. Many types of clock use the generic term 'atomic'. Most atomic clocks are very expensive systems generally only found in ...
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by David Evans - 2007-07-18
The Global Positioning System is a global navigation system operated by the United States Naval Observatory (USNO). The GPS system consists of 24 satellites orbiting the Earth. By utilising relatively...
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by David Evans - 2007-08-02
The MSF-60 radio atomic clock time signal provides an accurate time reference broadcast throughout the British Isles. The time signal can be used as an accurate time reference to synchronise time on c...
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by Dave - 2007-08-03
The MSF radio time broadcast is a long-wave radio transmission of highly accurate time. The signal can be received throughout the whole of the UK and much of North Western Europe. With the addit...
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by David Evans - 2007-08-10
The Network Time Protocol, or NTP, is an internet protocol developed to distribute accurate timing information to network time clients. NTP is a client-server based protocol widely used throughout the...
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by David Evans - 2007-09-01
The Network Time Protocol (NTP) was developed to provide a way of synchronising Internet clients to an accurate network time reference. NTP allows the time on client computers to be set to within a fr...
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by David Evans - 2007-09-16
The Windows Time service (W32Time) is designed to allow all Windows 2000 or later machines in an organisation to utilise a synchronised time. The service is used to ensure the security of the Windows ...
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by David Evans - 2007-10-23
The Windows 2000 Server operating system includes a time synchronisation service called w32time or ‘Windows Time’. The service is installed by default and runs continuously in the service ...
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by Richard Williams - 2008-04-22
Computer time synchronisation is highly important in modern computer networks, precision and time synchronization is critical in many applications, particularly time sensitive transactions. Just imagi...
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by - 2008-07-18
Computers systems have internal real-time clocks that are notoriously poor at keeping accurate time. Hence, the time on all computers and network devices can drift away from one another at different ...