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Brandywine - OSA 3200 High-Precision Optical-Cesium Clock
- Uses modern optical pumping instead of older magnetic cesium methods, which improves long-term stability and reliability while measuring many more atoms for highly accurate timing.
- Offers excellent frequency accuracy (≤ ±1×10⁻¹²) and very low phase noise on multiple frequency outputs (5 MHz, 10 MHz, 100 MHz), making it suitable for precise synchronization.
- Supports multiple power options (AC, DC ±24 V, DC −48 V) with redundant and hot-swappable supply modules and optional battery backup for one hour, aiding uptime in critical environments.
The OSA 3200 SP makes high-precision timing more accessible. Designed for national metrology labs, defense systems and telecom networks, the solution offers a ten-year service life, secure remote management and ultra-low phase noise. As legacy magnetic cesium clocks reach end-of-life, The OSA 3200 SP provides a sustainable, easy-to-maintain alternative that reduces total cost of ownership without compromising performance.
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- Redundant design with multiple signal paths built in for high-availability.
- 12 expansion slots in the 2U version and 5 expansion slots in the 1U variant.
- Industry-first GPS integrity checking
- Unique optical crosslink architecture for either Master-Slave hierarchical setups or Master-Master crosschecking and failover
- 2U version is operated by an intuitive touch-screen interface, a first for any master clock system.
- All components are hot-swappable and are dual redundant.
- The Output Signal modules are hot-swappable from the front and minimize the need to disconnect cables.
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- IRIG’s A and B and NASA 36 time code inputs
- +3.3V or +5V signalling
- 1PPS Sync input
- External Event (Time Tag) input
- Three programmable pulse rate outputs
- Match Time output
- Industrial Temperature Range option
- Optional on-board GPS option
- Optional HaveQuick input/output
- Optional IRIG B time code output
- 5 MHz or 10 MHz Outputs Available
- Reference Frequency Input Option
- Auto Changeover with Ref. Input Option
- Low Phase Noise Outputs
- Twenty four Outputs
- Front Panel Status Indicators
- Fault Discrete Inputs
- Compact 1U, 19” rack mount
- Network Enabled Distribution Amplifier
- Low Phase Noise Reference Frequency Outputs
- Fault Alarm Output
- 1U 19″ Rack Mount
- Frequency Synthesizer Option
- Hitless Switching of Reference
- Programmable Amplitude
- Propagation Delay Compensation
- 10 MHz Standard, Other Frequencies Available
- 3/4 length board (1/2 size available w/o GPS input)
- Optional Have Quick synchronization input
- IRIG’s A and B and NASA 36 time code inputs
- 1PPS sync input
- IRIG B output option
- 1PPS and time code inputs are redundant
- Single-slot including GPS option
- Zero latency time reads
- External Event input (optional eight or sixteen inputs)
- Match Time output
- Programmable Heartbeat rate
- Ruggedized
- Flight Qualified
- Available with vibration-isolated OCXO or CSAC Oscillator options
- Gigabit Ethernet
- GNSS, SAASM, or M-Code supported
- Designed for GPS denied environments
- Uses modern optical pumping instead of older magnetic cesium methods, which improves long-term stability and reliability while measuring many more atoms for highly accurate timing.
- Offers excellent frequency accuracy (≤ ±1×10⁻¹²) and very low phase noise on multiple frequency outputs (5 MHz, 10 MHz, 100 MHz), making it suitable for precise synchronization.
- Supports multiple power options (AC, DC ±24 V, DC −48 V) with redundant and hot-swappable supply modules and optional battery backup for one hour, aiding uptime in critical environments.
- First commercial high-performance cesium atomic clock using optical pumping — 100 times more atoms can be measured compared to magnetic clocks.
- Offers 10 times higher clock stability.
- Double the operational lifetime compared with traditional magnetic cesium clocks.
- Wide range of ultra-low noise frequency outputs (e.g. 5 MHz, 10 MHz, 100 MHz) — plus multiple 1PPS outputs, supporting high-precision timing distribution.
- Frequency accuracy ≤ ±5 × 10⁻¹³; reproducibility after power cycle ≤ ±1 × 10⁻¹³.
- Adjustable frequency offset: resolution ±1 × 10⁻¹⁵, range ±1 × 10⁻⁹.
- Rack-mount (3RU, 19″)
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