Packet Timing Solutions
Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is the standard that guarantees both phase and frequency alignment across the entire packet network. Packet network infrastructure relies on PTP to synchronize timing devices across the network.
Essential components of the synchronization architecture are the grandmaster, slave and boundary clocks. A Grandmaster clock provides standard time information to other clocks across the network A slave clock depends on the master clock for its accuracy, whereas a boundary clock can act as either a destination or source of synchronization information.
Protempis’s portfolio of products addresses all these needs.
The Protempis Thunderbolt™ PTP GM330 Grandmaster Clock is designed for a variety of communication and next-gen data networks including private 4G/5G, O-RAN, small cell, and others that require phase synchronization.
The ICM SMT 360 generates pulse per second (PPS) and a precise 10MHz reference clock for synchronization of small cells.
Protempis’s RES SMT 360™ module is a multi-GNSS (GPS, GLONASS, BEIDOU and Galileo) timing receiver.
With integrated Smart GNSS Assurance™ Technology and inherent security features, RES 720 offers an industry leading, value-engineered solution for carrier grade resilient timing products.
The NTP TS200 is optimized to deliver extremely stable and accurate time of day (TOD) synchronization for a variety of time-sensitive applications, such as telecom networks, data centers, factory automation, and SCADA systems.
The Thunderbolt PTP GM200 employs industry-leading Protempis GNSS performance, and world class holdover technology.