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> A company i worked for wanted systems to have no more than 2ns of time drift between each other, in a network of +10 devices. At that point it's surprising t
by crote 3y ago
> A company i worked for wanted systems to have no more than 2ns of time drift between each other, in a network of +10 devices.
At that point it's surprising they didn't just deploy a local "time network", with a single master clock distributing time via length-calibrated coax. Approaches like that are really common in television studios.
- CableNinja 3y agoIt wasnt really the right environment for it, and they didnt even actually need that high of resolution, they couldve gotten away with 100ms drift and never noticed