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SecureSync M-Code Mission Timing and Synchronization

SecureSync M-Code
PRODUCT | RESILIENT PNT
Modularity
Choice of more than 40 option cards
Input/Output
10 MHz and 1 pps
TTL pulse, RS232/RS485, IRIG AM /DCLS2
Reliability
Dual (redundant), hot swappable power supply with AC, 12 VDC or 24/48 VDC power modules
Monitoring
Detailed event logs, real-time health and operation status, timing performance graphs, and alerts.
About
SecureSync® M-Code is an advanced mission timing and synchronization solution that offers exceptional reliability, security and flexibility to support Resilient Positioning, Navigation and Timing (PNT). It combines Safran's precision time and frequency technology with an ultra-secure M-code GPS receiver.
M-Code
The latest generation of modernized security architecture, modernized anti-spoofing and anti-jamming for GPS-degraded environments, operations in mixed P(Y)-code and M-Code constellations, accelerated Direct-Y and Direct-M code acquisitions, and Over-The-Air-Rekeying (OTAR). SecureSync M-code provides better than 41 dB J/S while tracking and better than 54 dB J/S while providing cryptographic key retention without battery backup.
Features
– Military M-code and P(Y)-code receiver
– Multi-GNSS synchronization
– Alternative Navigation option
– GPS jamming and spoofing detection option
– Internal precision timekeeping
– Configure a wide variety of input/ output signals
– Exceptional operating temperature range
– High bandwidth NTP
– PTP v2 Master/Slave
Mission-critical military applications will benefit from SecureSync M-Code’s extreme reliability, security, and flexibility.
Option Module Cards
Add only the features you need by selecting SecureSync® option cards. Up to six cards can be accommodated per unit. Order them as part of the original configuration, or add them to an installed unit to keep up the changing needs of your system. If you do not see a feature that you need, please contact us to discuss customizing a card.

WHITE PAPER

NTP vs PTP: Understanding Time Synchronization Protocols and Choosing the Right Mission-Critical Solution
When it comes to ensuring precise time synchronization for mission-critical systems, organizations must carefully consider the choice between NTP and PTP protocols. NTP servers provide internal precision time by synchronizing with GPS time, offering reliable and accurate timekeeping for servers. On the other hand, PTP servers offer higher precision and synchronization for demanding applications. Understanding the key features and differences between NTP and PTP protocols is crucial in making informed decisions to effectively maintain the smooth operation of vital systems. Time synchronization is essential in modern technology, and selecting the right protocol can greatly impact the reliability and efficiency of server operations.