Problem 4 (3+3 points)
(a) In lectures, equations to calculate clock offset and propaga...
Engineering, 16.04.2020 00:33 nancyy85
Problem 4 (3+3 points)
(a) In lectures, equations to calculate clock offset and propagation delay for synchronizing clocks are pro- vided. The mechanism to calculate drift by plotting multiple transmit and receive timestamps and finding the slope of best fit line was only verbally explained (Slide 5 in Sync Mechanisms lecture).
Write the equation below for drift calculation.
Hint: Drift equation is the equation of fitted line on data points of transmit and receive timestamps.
(b) What is IEEE 1588 standard.
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