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From: | Heikki Laamanen |
Subject: | RE: SDR transceiver having independent mixer and ADC sampling clocks |
Date: | Wed, 26 Feb 2020 23:23:46 +0200 |
> So you want to produce something like a stable 10MHz reference and a 1PPS which is synchronous to UTC using broadcast/terrestrial signals such as DVB-T, ATSC, LTE, etc? And your edges can be within +/-50ns of actual UTC? Yes. All those signals (not sure about ATSC) are synchronized to UTC directly (via GPS) or indirectly (via PTP over fiber). Thus, the signals carry inherent timing information. There are naturally lots of issues related with radio wave propagation in each case like multipath propagation caused by reflections, groundwave/skywave phenomena concerning LF radio wave propagation, e.g. DCF-77 and the ancient C-Loran. The most ideal cases are line-of-sight wave paths like GPS satellite – GPS receiver. I have one more question. I have not found any GNU Radio object utilizing the possibility of controlling the ADC sampling frequency via controllable PLLs on the RF HW. All sync-related objects seem to use – e.g., polyphase filters, for adjusting sampling phase. Am I right? Heikki From: Brian Padalino <address@hidden> On Tue, Feb 25, 2020 at 2:00 PM Heikki Laamanen <address@hidden> wrote:
So you want to produce something like a stable 10MHz reference and a 1PPS which is synchronous to UTC using broadcast/terrestrial signals such as DVB-T, ATSC, LTE, etc? And your edges can be within +/-50ns of actual UTC? I guess I'm still unsure if you do or do not believe the radios out there allow for this to happen? I'm not sure where you believe you have a limitation. Brian |
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