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Precise clock synchronization is essential in emerging time-critical distributed control systems operating over computer networks where the clock synchronization requirements are mostly focused on relative clock synchronization and high synchronization precision. Existing clock synchronization techniques such as the Network Time Protocol (NTP) and the IEEE 1588 standard can be difficult to apply to...
In this paper we show how to use a computer processor's time stamp counter register to provide a precise and stable time reference, via a high-precision relative clock synchronization protocol. Existing clock synchronization techniques, such as the network time protocol, were designed for wide-area networks with large propagation delays, but the millisecond-scale precision they offer is too coarse...
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