Time server

The need for time synchronisation is omnipresent in industrial companies, where the accuracy of operations can have a significant impact on security...

It is paramount to make sure that all machines on a computer network are synchronised for software or industrial operations of many economic sectors...

Precision Time Protocol (PTP) is a time synchronisation protocol which ensures that all clocks within the same network are synchronised with the...

The breakdown of a service within a computer network is an issue that must be avoided where possible, and resolved as quickly as possible when it...

Whether they broadcast video (television or streaming) or audio (radio) content, time synchronisation is paramount for broadcast networks.

Indeed, if...

Beyond a simple time display, an airport must deliver a reliable, accurate and highly secure time to all equipment present in the different airport...

IRIG standards (Inter-Range Instrumentation Group) define a set of timestamp broadcast parameters for synchronising devices over a limited network...

IRIG (Inter-Range Instrumentation Group) is a set of standards for sending timestamp frames via an electrical signal. Each IRIG standard defines a...

PTP (Precision Time Protocol) is a protocol that enables clocks to be synchronised with a theoretical accuracy of the order of a nanosecond. PTP is...