Time synchronization mechanisms for the industrial marketplace
David C. Mazur, Rob A. Entzminger, John Kay, Pete A. Morell
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David C. Mazur, Rob A. Entzminger, John Kay, Pete A. Morell
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This paper investigates heavy industry power distribution systems and identifies a need for time synchronization within the network. Various methods of time synchronization are presented with pros and cons to each method. The goal of this paper is to educate the reader of various forms of time synchronization and how they can be applied in their industrial application.
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This paper investigates heavy industry power distribution systems and identifies a need for time synchronization within the network. Various methods of time synchronization are presented with pros and cons to each method. The goal of this paper is to educate the reader of various forms of time synchronization and how they can be applied in their industrial application.
Key concepts: Synchronization (alternating current), Time synchronization, Computer science, Data synchronization, Power (physics), Industrial engineering, Distributed computing, Real-time computing