GPS: Primary tool for time transfer

GPS: Primary tool for time transfer
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DOI:
10.1109/5.736348
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发表时间:
1999-01-01
影响因子:
20.6
通讯作者:
Klepczynski, WJ
Klepczynski, WJ
中科院分区:
计算机科学1区
文献类型:
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作者:
Lewandowski, W;Azoubib, J;Klepczynski, WJ

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Global Positioning System (GPS) is not only a navigation system, it is also a time-transfer system. As a time-transfer system it provides stability very close to one part in ten to the fourteenth over one day (1 ns/day). After a brief introduction to timekeeping terms, this paper reviews the role of GPS in time distribution and clock synchronization over the last few years. GPS coarse acquisition (C/A)-code single-frequency single-channel (one satellite) common-view (CV) time transfer will then be discussed Special consideration will be given to recent progress in GPS C/A-code CV time and frequency transfer through the use of "all-in-view" multichannel receivers. This technique increases the number of daily observations by a factor of ten relative to conventional single-channel receivers and results in an improvement in time and frequency transfer stability by a factor of about three. Other important improvements that will be discussed are the use of GPS carrier phase measurements and temperature-stabilized antennas. The latter reduce the daily and seasonal delay variations of GPS time-receiving equipment. The use of GLONASS as a complementary tool to GPS time transfer will also be reported. These improvements indicate that GPS, as a time-transfer system, should provide the capability to reach a stability of one part in ten to the fifteenth over one day (100 ps/day) during the next few years and subsequently reach one part in ten to the sixteenth over one day (10 ps/day).