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For LEO missions, the source is now typically a GNSS receiver outputting a PPS line. Otherwise, you try to have a precise clock (TCXO, OCXO, and now CSAC are av
by marsokod 5y ago
For LEO missions, the source is now typically a GNSS receiver outputting a PPS line. Otherwise, you try to have a precise clock (TCXO, OCXO, and now CSAC are available) as a reference distributing the time to all the subsystems, and you correct the satellite time offset from the ground (similar to NTP).