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  Microchip Bluesky GPS Firewall

  The Microchip BlueSky GPS Firewall solves the problem of protecting already deployed systems by providing a cost-effective overlay
  solution installed between existing GPS antennas and GPS systems. Similar to a network firewall, the BlueSky GPS Firewall protects systems inside the firewall from untrusted sky-based signals outside the firewall.

  • Protects GPS Systems from Spoofing and Jamming
  • Secure Firewall Overlay
  • Network Management
  • System Deployment
  • Secure Operation
  • Protects Critical Infrastructure
  • Hardened, Validated GPS Output

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  Microchip TimeProvider 4100 Precision Timing Gateway Clock

  The Microchip TimeProvider® 4100 Precision Timing Gateway Clock is a new class of synchronization product that accepts multiple inputs from Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), Synchronous Ethernet (SynE), and 1588 PTP and E1/T1 digital transmission links, and distributes timing flows to multiple end points such as base stations. A gateway clock benefits from multiple layers of protection leveraging other assets in the core of the network.

  TimeProvider 4100 is a best-in-class 1588 Grandmaster complemented by extensive port fan-out for PTP, Network Time protocol (NTP), SyncE, and legacy building integrated timing supplies (BITS). With multiple ports for current, legacy, and future networks that can be connected to multiple base stations for 4G and 5G deployments, the device offers customers a cost-effective solution that can be easily adapted for a wide variety of use cases.

  • IEEE 1588-2008 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Grandmaster
  • Primary Reference Time Clock (PRTC)
  • IPv6 / IPv4 on all ports
  • 8 Ethernet ports, 4 x E1/T1 ports, 1 craft port, 2 x 1PPS/ToD ports, 2 x 1PPS/10MHz ports
  • Support for multiple IEEE 1588 v2 profiles per unit
  • Support for PTP master, client, probe, and NTP v4/v6 services
  • Fully supports ITU-T profiles for phase synchronization: G.8275.1 and G.8275.2
  • Fully supports ITU-T profiles for frequency synchronization: G.8265.1, Telecom 2008, default
  • Monitor and Measurement Caqpability
  • OCXO or Rubidium Oscillators

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  Microchip TimeProvider 5000 Carrier Grade NTP & PTP Grand Masters

  The Microchip TimeProvider 5000 is a carrier grade IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Grandmaster with additional capabilities, including NTP and SyncE, that provide a flexible technology suite to match the synchronization needs of evolving networks.
  The TimeProvider 5000 is an IEEE 1588 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Grandmaster Clock that enables communications service providers to build a stable, robust and reliable network infrastructure. With dual input/output clock cards in active and standby mode, the TimeProvider 5000 ensures that there is no impact on client performance when failover occurs. Redundant cards provide protection
  far superior to network redundancy models in which clients must reacquire synchronization from a different Grandmaster somewhere else in the network.

  • IEEE 1588-2008 Precision Time Protocol (PTP) Grandmaster
  • User configurable PTP Telecom profiles with IPv4 and IPv6 support
  • High Client Capacity: 1000 PTP Clients
  • Improved QoS and Packet-Based Network Performance
  • High PTP Message Rate: 128 Messages/s
  • Redundant Hardware: Inputs, Outputs, Clock, and Power
  • NTP Server Capability
  • 16 Gigabit Ethernet ports that simultaneously support PTP and SyncE
  • Quartz or Rubidium Holdover Clocks

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  Microchip TimeSource 3050/3550 Primary Reference Source

  The Microchip TimeSource 3550 are standalone Primary Reference Source (PRS) products that operate with an external high precision GPS
  timing antenna to meet GR-2830 and EN300 462-6-1 requirements. Output ports are software configurable for T1, E1, 2.048 MHz or composite clock to support frequency timing applications. The TimeSource 3050 is equipped with a high quality Oven Controlled
  Crystal Oscillator (OCXO), while the TimeSource 3550 incorporates a Rubidium Miniature Atomic Clock (MAC) for extended holdover performance.

  • Advanced multi-input clock engine
  • High precision timing antenna with integrated GPS receiver
  • Timing accuracy of 100 ns when locked to GPS
  • T1, E1, 2.048 MHz, and 10 MHz inputs and outputs
  • 1 PPS and TOD output ports
  • Sync status messaging on E1/T1 ports
  • Integrated sync monitoring of input ports
  • Optional SNTP server

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  Microchip Model TimeProvider 1000

  Networks are faced with the proliferation of high-speed data, broadband multimedia, 2.5/3G wireless, and circuit-to-packet convergence. These forces are rapidly driving the need for reliable, high quality synchronization beyond the network core and into metro and access offices. However, the economics of synchronization and the functional requirements of access offices differ significantly from traditional core offices. TimeProvider® 1000 and TimeProvider 1100 meet these small office sync requirements. TimeProvider 1000 features a front facing connector panel, while connections to the TimeProvider 1100 are made on the rear of the unit. Only a high-performance node clock can adequately meet the critical sync requirements of your small office. These include a reduced number of outputs, a smaller footprint, and lower cost points–all with the stability and accuracy of a core office sync system.

  • Timing, Retiming & Remote Management
  • GR2830/G.811 timing performance when locked to GPS
  • Fully Redundant and Protected
  • Up to 64 1+1 Protected and Configurable Outputs per System
  • Best in Class Clock Performance with BesTime and SmartClock Technologies
  • Type II/Stratum 2 and Type I/Stratum 3E Holdover IOC options
  • Universal Input and Output Modules

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  Microchip IGM Integrated GNSS Grandmaster

  Time Synchronisation requirements have evolved dramatically as operators increase small cell use and optimize spectrum usage to enable 4.5G, 4.9G and 5G network capabilities. Accurate phase synchronization is now increasingly critical to support new features and services in these networks. For example, coordination between base stations for broadcast video delivery and interference mitigation between macro base stations and small cells in dense deployments drive the need for strict phase specifications.

  Microsemi offers a portfolio of small form factor IEEE 1588 PTP grandmasters to deliver a cost-effective, precise timing master which includes the IGM 1588 Grandmasters which integrate both GNSS antenna and GNSS receiver, eliminating the need for an outdoor antenna and cabling.The IGM’s latest software enables deployment of these smaller Grandmasters at the very edge of mobile networks, lowering operator costs and improving customer experience with enhanced coverage and performance. Easily installed indoors or outdoors, in-building or in cabinets or huts, the IGM grandmaster family serves operators preparing for 5G through densification, along with enterprises seeking enhanced indoor capacity and coverage on LTE and LTE-Advanced (LTE-A) networks.

  • Integrating IEEE 1588 PTP grandmaster, GNSS receiver and GNSS antenna
  • Reduced installation costs and simplified cabling
  • Unique indoor capabilities for enhanced indoor GNSS performance without GPS/GNSS roof antenna
  • Plug-and-Play features reducing deployment time and cost
  • Support for multiple IEEE 1588 v2 profiles per unit
  • Best-in-class synchronization solution optimized for indoor, location transfer, management

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  Microchip Model SSU2000 Network Time Synchronisation System

  The Microsemi Model SSU2000e is an intelligent, fully manageable Synchronization Supply Unit and Timing Signal Generator designed to meet the latest and evolving industry standards. These carrier-grade systems support traditional T1/E1 synchronization as well as NTP and IEEE-1588 PTP synchronization in next generation packet networks and 4G/LTE wireless networks.

  The Microsemi ® SSU 2000e are fully manageable synchronization systems used by communications network operators to generate and distribute superior synchronization signals for their networks. The SSU 2000 conforms to ANSI standards and is NEBS certified, while the SSU 2000e is ETSI certified. Both systems use the same plug-in cards.

  • Integrated Primary Reference Source
  • Input Flexibility
  • Intelligent Clock Modules
  • Superior Holdover Performance
  • High Output Capacity
  • High Availability Architecture
  • Carrier Grade NTP and PTP Grandmaster

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  Microchip MAC-SA.3Xm Miniature Atomic Clock

  The Microchip Rubidium Miniature Atomic Clock (MAC – SA.3Xm) features compact design and low power consumption. Cost effective, and easily adaptable to a wide variety of timing and synchronization applications. The SA.3Xm is designed for applications where an economical solution for frequency stability is required. Requiring little power, and able to operate across a wide spectrum of temperatures, the SA.3Xm is an ideal choice for Wireless Base Stations, Telecom Networks, and Test and Measurement devices requiring the precision of a Rubidium Oscillator

  Key Features:

  • Frequency Output: 10MHz CMOS Square Wave
  • Accuracy: <±5×10–11
  • Aging Rate per Year: ±1.5×10–9
  • Operating Temperature: –10 °C to 70 °C

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