GPSDO Standard Keeps A Low Profile

Oct. 8, 2008
Described as the smallest Global Positioning System Disciplined Oscillator (GPSDO) frequency standard available, the FireFly module also promises very low power consumption and long-term performance similar to atomic frequency standards. The module

Described as the smallest Global Positioning System Disciplined Oscillator (GPSDO) frequency standard available, the FireFly module also promises very low power consumption and long-term performance similar to atomic frequency standards. The module consumes 1.25 cubic inches of space and provides Stratum-1 long-term performance of better than 10 parts per trillion, averaged over 24 hours when locked to GPS. It generates both an OCXO-driven 1PPS output that is phase-synchronized to better than 100 ns to UTC, and a synchronized +12-dBm, 10-MHz sine wave output. Other features include remote monitoring through the module's RS-232 port via industry-standard SCPI commands and a power consumption of 1.4W typical. Price starts at $495 each/100. JACKSON LABS TECHNOLOGIES INC., Campbell, CA. (408) 596-0600.

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