Hand-Held Event Timer synchronizes with GPS timing.
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GPS Synchroniser units connect to equipment that provides logic output in order to give time stamp to events using GPS timing as reference. Units can be used individually to derive absolute independent event time or in groups to compare timing of different remote events. Products feature backlit display and store results in 512 last in/first out non-volatile buffer that can then be read out using RS-232 serial cable. Time resolution is 1 microsecond, and accuracy is ±2 microseconds.Original Press Release:
Hand Held Event Timer Using GPS
The hand held GPS Synchroniser units are connected to any equipment such that provides a logic output to provide a time stamp of events that occur using GPS timing as the reference.
The units can either be used on their own to derive an absolute independent event time or multiple units can be used to compare timing of different remote events.
The time of each event is displayed on a backlit display and stored in a 512 last in/first out non-volatile buffer. This can then be read out using an RS-232 serial cable.
Details
The time resolution of GPS Synchroniser is 1 microsecond and the accuracy is ±2 microseconds.
The GPS time is recorded is one second ahead of the real event time. If the non-volatle memory is full then the earliest time stamp is dropped to allow the new data to be written.
Specifications
Timing Resolution: 1 microsecond
Timing accuracy: ±2 microseconds
1 MHz clock accuracy: 1 ppm
Input connector: BNC
Input circuit: opto-isolated
GPS connector: TNC
Output connector: 9 pin D type RS-232
Output: RS-232 9600 Baud 8 bit, no parity, 1 stop bit, no flow control
Display: Transflective electroluminescent 2 line 20 character
Size: 8" high, 3" wide, 1.5" deep
Weight: 400 g
Power supply: 12 Volts 100 mA 3 metre cable
