NMEA, PPS, IRIG Sources
NMEA PPS Sources Sources provide NMEA information and the pulse per second (PPS) signal without the cost of a 10 MHz ouput. The NP6700 can be powered from AC or DC or directly from the USB port on your laptop. The NR4300-LT offers a PCB assembly that can be easily integrated. The NR2310-PPS can be configured to provide 10 PPS channels ideal for multi-channel software defined radio systems. The NT9400 is a completely portable solution that also offers a atomic holdover option ideal for unreliable GNSS signal enviroments. The NR3620-LT can be operated from -60 to +60 Vdc.With built-in synthesizer, configure the NR3700 to be a PPS simulator. The NR4420 offers a complete reference but also includes a stabilized PPS that reduces PPS jitter by over 18 dB. For very demanding applications, consider the Novus high stability PPS option. This adds a processing loop to achieve a pulse to pulse stability mean of under 40 psec
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10 Channel Rubidium PPS Source NR2310D-R-P
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10 Channel PPS & 10 Channel 10 MHz Low Noise Synthesized source
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Six Channel 10 MHz, Six Channel PPS Simulator- OCXO based – NR3612-O
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PPS Source-NR3700-G-PPS
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PPS and NMEA Source- NR3620-LT
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pico Pod Synthesized 1PPS Source that is OCXO Stabilized in Compact Chassis NR7000-P
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pico Pod Modular NMEA and 1PPS source NR7000-NP
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NMEA/PPS Source-USB or DC Powered-NP6700
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NMEA/PPS Source- with Selectable Timing Sources GNSS, Serial Data or OCXO Holdover
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Four Channel 1PPS source NR3623-PPS
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1PPS Simulated Source-NR3700-PPS
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10 Channel PPS & 10 Channel 10 MHz Low Noise GNSS Locking NR2320D-RP
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10 Channel IRIG Distribution Amplifier Dual Inputs SNMP
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10 Channel 1PPS Source and 1PPS Simulator NR2310-PPS
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10 Channel PPS Source – Rubidium Holdover Option NR2310D-PPS