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10 MHz reference oscillators that are GPS locked are quite common. They're very useful in RF contexts where they're quite easy to find.
by themafia 1y ago
10 MHz reference oscillators that are GPS locked are quite common. They're very useful in RF contexts where they're quite easy to find.
- KeplerBoy 1y agoSure, I was specifically talking about computer system clocks. Also with an oscillator _absolute_ time offset doesn't matter, unless you want to synchronize the phase of distributed oscillators and then things quickly get non-trivial again.
- themafia 1y ago> the phase of distributed oscillators What do you imagine the clock in your computer is made out of?