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1 Michael Wouters, NMIA Status report: current and future activities at NMIA

2 Laurie Besley Peter Fisk Bruce Warrington Michael Wouters Chief Metrologist & CEO General Manager, Physical Metrology Project Leader T&F

3 GPSCV time transfer systems Frequency standards Time serversTime auditors OutputsFrequency traceable to UTC(AUS) NTP time traceable to ±2 µs Time validated to ± 0.1 ms (LAN) to ±100 ms (WAN). CustomersCalibration laboratories Telecoms, government, financial markets Transportation, vehicle speed enforcement, government Installation baseFour customers, 5 systems Four customers, 8 systems Three customers, 5 systems Installed systems All systems are operated under yearly contracts to provide reporting services Development work continues, to add an internal GPSDO, FPGA-based timing electronics and a hardware clock for NTP.

4 Point-to-point speed enforcement v=  x/Δt With Δx= 10 km, at 100 km/hr, Δt ~ 360 s so ±1 km/hr accuracy requires synchronization to ±3 s GPSCV UTC(AUS) NTP v=Δx/Δt 100

5 RF dissemination via optical fibre 80 MHz analog system 20 MHz digital system Master Slave Yabai He (NMI) Magnus Hsu (NMI) Mal Gray (NMI)

6 Latest tests at ANU, Canberra ICON: Inter-governmental Communications Network ~100 km loop of dark, multi-core fibre Loops available in various lengths and combinations. Most recent tests were a comparison of the analog and digital rf transfer on loops up to 150 km long. About to test bidirectional amplifiers to demonstrate readiness for the next milestone. ANU

7 Next fibre transfer demonstration 30 km 80 km 25 km MOPRA, Coonabarabran Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI) ATCA, Narrabri Images: CSIRO This link will require bi-directional amplifiers. Aim is demonstrate practical use for VLBI.

8 Time transfer via optical fibre PRN ranging technique, implemented on FPGA. cable delay (ns) error (ns) ± 100 ps Slow progress, but in the next month or two we will be testing this on a fibre link.

9 The National Time and Frequency Network Image: Andre Luiten, UWA Seeking funding to establish infrastructure for dissemination of time and RF and optical reference signals.

10 National Measurement Institute Bradfield Road West Lindfield NSW 2070 Australia Phone:+61 2 8467 3501 Email:michael.wouters@measurement.gov.au@measurement.gov.au Web:www.measurement.gov.au/timewww.measurement.gov.au/time


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