Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput – Multicomputer synchronizing
Patent
1998-08-13
2000-12-05
Maung, Zarni
Electrical computers and digital processing systems: multicomput
Multicomputer synchronizing
G06F 1516
Patent
active
061579572
ABSTRACT:
A clock synchronization system and method in a communication network comprise a plurality of nodes in communication with each other by data transfer over communication links. Each of the nodes has its own local time base and exchanges timing information with a predefined node called master whose time base is the master clock against which said local time base is to be synchronized. At predefined moments in time, each node having a master exchanges timing information with the master node, calculates therefrom a timing data and stores said timing data into a predefined storage location called History; such as to obtain after at least two exchanges, a sequence of timing data stored in the History. From said sequence of timing data, a set of parameters is calculated and stored. The stored parameters are further used for computing a conversion function whereby the node local time is converted upon request into the master time base with a pre-specified and guaranteed precision.
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Cisco Technology Inc.
Maung Zarni
Trim Nkosi
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