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I've been trying to find out if using one of these in a GNSS receiver would help with accuracy. Anyone here know? Clearly the clock on a receiver is well disc

by qume 9y ago

I've been trying to find out if using one of these in a GNSS receiver would help with accuracy. Anyone here know? Clearly the clock on a receiver is well disciplined, but does that mean a better oscillator like this wouldn't help?

KaiserPro 9y ago
I suspect compared to rtk its not really worth the hassle. GPS has been specifically designed to not require a highly disciplined clock for the receiver.
- easytiger 9y ago
  Yea but time degredation of TCOX etc after losing a signal is a thing