Overview
Description
This IEEE 1588 Solution development kit demonstrates clock synchronization up to <50nSec between Master and Slave to reconstruct accurate synchronization signals for 5G networks.
IEEE 1588 is a precise time protocol (PTP) system used to synchronize clocks in computer networks. In local area networks, it can control the clock accuracy in the sub-microsecond range, making it suitable for measurement and control systems. With 5G coming, there are a large number of base stations and IoT devices that will require large-scale network synchronization. Renesas' 8A34002 synchronous timing device is designed for IEEE 1588 applications, and our clock recovery algorithms and precision timing devices reconstruct accurate synchronization signals for 5G networks.
Features
- High-performance MPU and precision timing clock IC
- Renesas advanced clock recovery algorithms reconstruct accurate synchronization signals for network
- Optimized power system
- Support telecom profiles (8275.1, 8265.1, etc.)
Applications
Applications
- 5G AAU/BBU/small cell
- Core and access IP switches/routers
- Synchronous Ethernet equipment
- High-accuracy clock systems using IEEE 1588
Documentation
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Manual - Hardware | PDF 1.62 MB | |
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Design & Development
Software & Tools
Sample Code
Lab on the Cloud
Lab on the Cloud
IEEE 1588 solution that demonstrates the clock synchronization up to <50nSec between Master and Slave to reconstruct accurate synchronization signals for 5G networks.