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Title: Improved precision solar and sidereal colck
Authors: Udaya Shankar, N.
Selvamani, M.
Issue Date: 1981
Publisher: Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineers
Citation: Journal of the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering, 1981, Vol.27, p514-516
Abstract: An improved version of a Precision Solar and Sidereal Clock designed and built in the Raman Research Institute , is described. For convenience in making Corrections against standard transmitted time signals, the actual time displayed (solar) is I.S.T. Special features of this improved version are: It provides 'Leap Second' facility, by which seconds can be added or omitted from 1.S.T. only without affecting the local sidereal time. The clock incorporates circuits which enable corrections of I.S.T. to coincide with standard time broadcasts, without the need for any external pulses. A 100 KHz signal is used for the divider chain which has improved the reliability of sidereal chain operation during power failures. In spite of using a lower frequency (100 KHz for both I.S.T. and sidereal chains, the error accumulated in sidereal time is kept less than 40 ms/year the error in 1.S.T. Many other changes incorporated in the hardware have improved the versatility of the clock.
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URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2289/2588
Copyright: 1981 IETE
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