NAVISP INDUSTRY HOLDS ON PRECISE TIME MERGING ATOMIC CLOCKS WITH GNSS. PLEASE REGISTER FOR THE WEBINAR EL2-054 “AN EPRTC IMPLEMENTATION WITH ADVANCED GNSS CAPABILITIES (EPIC)”

The EPIC project has designed, developed and implemented an enclosed solution for the new ITU ePRTC (enhanced Primary Reference Time Clock) standard. 
The product generated during the EPIC project is now being offered by GMV NSL, under the name of WANtime station. WANtime is now a registered trademark at European and UK level.

The WANtime station generates its own independent time scale that is aligned to UTC and reduces its dependency on GNSS by means of a Passive Hydrogen Maser atomic clock. A maximum time error of ±5ns with respect to to UTC in nominal working mode (i.e., when using GNSS signals in nominal conditions) and a maximum time error of ±15ns with respect to UTC after 14 days of holdover (i.e., after a total loss of GNSS signals) is guaranteed. 

The WANtime station provides a synchronization source, which ensures the necessary precision, robustness and reliability required by today's and next-generation telecom, banking, data centers and energy distribution networks. 

The project was carried out by GMV NSL in the UK, in the frame of NAVISP Element 2, which is devoted to supporting competitiveness of European industries in the wide PNT business.

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