Safran VersaSync Ruggedized Master Clock/Time Server
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- GNSS master clock and NTP/PTP time server
- Low size, weight and power
- Ruggedized (MIL-STD-810G)
- High versatility with software configurable inputs/outputs
- Design can be efficiently customized to match specific customer requirements
- Easy integration due to small footprint and low power consumption
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Safran VersaSync Ruggedized Master Clock/Time Server
High-Performance Time Server
The Safran VersaSync is a low SWaP high performance GNSS master clock and network time server that delivers accurate, software configurable time and frequency signals under all circumstances, including GNSS-denied environments. Its compact size and high level of ruggedization make VersaSync suitable for mobile applications in harsh environments. Its small footprint allows for easy integration of the time and frequency functionality into any systems’ architecture.
Backed by more than four decades of timing solution expertise from Safran, VersaSync includes all the timing functionality required in modern, network-centric applications:
- NTP/PTP precise time transfer over Ethernet, including security protocols that prevent network vulnerabilities
- Low phase noise 10 MHz frequency distribution
- Configurable pulse signals, including IRIG or HaveQuick timecodes
- Serial link Time Of Day (ToD) messages
A Perfect Fit for GNSS-Denied Environments
VersaSync accommodates a wide range of precision oscillators, allowing the unit to maintain frequency and time accuracy for long periods of GPS/GNSS outage. These options include OCXO quartz oscillators and a micro-rubidium option, which brings unprecedented time stability and reliability in such a compact form factor. In addition, it can be re-synchronized by an alternative external reference.
Highly Reliable, Versatile, and Configurable Solution
VersaSync physical inputs and outputs are software configurable and can adapt to various application requirements for mission-to-mission configurability.
I/O pins can be configured as TTL, 10 V pulse, RS232, or RS485. This allows VersaSync to provide a high number of outputs of the same, or different types, while still fitting into a small form factor. However, if the combination of software configurable outputs is not enough, VersaSync can accommodate an option board, designed to customer requirements to provide additional outputs of the standard types or future interfaces (IRIG-AM).
VersaSync is designed for exceptional intrinsic reliability. Comprehensive status monitoring capability, either locally or remotely, allows quick fault diagnoses. Physical alarm (dry contact) and network alarms (SNMP traps) are raised in real time. An internal, exportable log can be accessed either locally or remotely.
Timing Interface Summary (Standard Configuration)
Some of the VersaSync I/O interfaces are configurable in terms of type and coding/modulation. When the number of available interfaces is identified as ”Max” the actual number of available inputs or outputs is dependent on configuration of other signals. If “Max” is not identified for an interface, it does not depend on the product configuration.
For more information: Safran
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Safran VersaSync Ruggedized Master Clock/Time Server
High-Performance Time Server
The Safran VersaSync is a low SWaP high performance GNSS master clock and network time server that delivers accurate, software configurable time and frequency signals under all circumstances, including GNSS-denied environments. Its compact size and high level of ruggedization make VersaSync suitable for mobile applications in harsh environments. Its small footprint allows for easy integration of the time and frequency functionality into any systems’ architecture.
Backed by more than four decades of timing solution expertise from Safran, VersaSync includes all the timing functionality required in modern, network-centric applications:
- NTP/PTP precise time transfer over Ethernet, including security protocols that prevent network vulnerabilities
- Low phase noise 10 MHz frequency distribution
- Configurable pulse signals, including IRIG or HaveQuick timecodes
- Serial link Time Of Day (ToD) messages
A Perfect Fit for GNSS-Denied Environments
VersaSync accommodates a wide range of precision oscillators, allowing the unit to maintain frequency and time accuracy for long periods of GPS/GNSS outage. These options include OCXO quartz oscillators and a micro-rubidium option, which brings unprecedented time stability and reliability in such a compact form factor. In addition, it can be re-synchronized by an alternative external reference.
Highly Reliable, Versatile, and Configurable Solution
VersaSync physical inputs and outputs are software configurable and can adapt to various application requirements for mission-to-mission configurability.
I/O pins can be configured as TTL, 10 V pulse, RS232, or RS485. This allows VersaSync to provide a high number of outputs of the same, or different types, while still fitting into a small form factor. However, if the combination of software configurable outputs is not enough, VersaSync can accommodate an option board, designed to customer requirements to provide additional outputs of the standard types or future interfaces (IRIG-AM).
VersaSync is designed for exceptional intrinsic reliability. Comprehensive status monitoring capability, either locally or remotely, allows quick fault diagnoses. Physical alarm (dry contact) and network alarms (SNMP traps) are raised in real time. An internal, exportable log can be accessed either locally or remotely.
Timing Interface Summary (Standard Configuration)
Some of the VersaSync I/O interfaces are configurable in terms of type and coding/modulation. When the number of available interfaces is identified as ”Max” the actual number of available inputs or outputs is dependent on configuration of other signals. If “Max” is not identified for an interface, it does not depend on the product configuration.
For more information: Safran