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DESCRIPTION:Recent advances in digital signal processing and semiconductor 
 technology have changed the architecture and capabilities of traditional r
 adar designs. Now\, new developments in time and frequency distribution ac
 ross networks\, the miniaturization of atomic clocks\, and advances in Ine
 rtial Measurement Units (IMUs) brings the next wave of innovation.\n\nThis
  presentation will describe these latest trends in Position\, Navigation a
 nd Time (PNT) synchronization and how they apply to the radar and command 
 and control applications. Picosecond level synchronization over network in
 terfaces is now possible\, revolutionizing the phased array antenna. “Wh
 ite Rabbit” technology\, which can provide sub-nanosecond time synchroni
 zation and frequency syntonization over Ethernet networks\, is changing th
 e architecture of phased array antennas – providing a single connection 
 for both clock sync and high-speed data. Precise network sync is also impo
 rtant on command and control networks as radars and weapon systems exchang
 e precise position and navigation coordinates in real-time. For positionin
 g and alignment of radars\, the latest in Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems
  (MEMS) and Hemispherical Resonating Gyros (HRGs) are enabling accurate az
 imuth gyrocompass alignment in minutes. Low phase noise ultra-stable oscil
 lators are capable of operation in rugged environments.\n\nThis presentati
 on is for both experienced systems engineers of radar systems and for novi
 ces interested in learning more about radar and command and control applic
 ations.\n\nPlease join us at 5:30pm for networking and light refreshments.
 \n\nCo-sponsored by: Jon Jackson\, Microcom Sales\, LLC (https://microcoms
 ales.com/) Microcom Sales\, LLC are manufacturer’s representatives servi
 cing customers in RF\, Microwave and Lightwave markets in New York\, Penns
 ylvania and Connecticut.\n\nSpeaker(s): John Fischer – VP Advanced R&D\,
  Orolia\, \n\nAgenda: \n5:30pm - Refreshments and Networking\n\n6-7pm - Pr
 esentation\n\n7-7:30 - Questions and Discussion\n\nRoom: Rachel's Restaura
 nt\, Private Dining Room\, Bldg: FREE parking at the Sheraton Garage\, SHE
 RATON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER\, 801 University Avenu
 e\, Syracuse\, New York\, United States\, 13210
LOCATION:Room: Rachel's Restaurant\, Private Dining Room\, Bldg: FREE parki
 ng at the Sheraton Garage\, SHERATON SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY HOTEL & CONFERENC
 E CENTER\, 801 University Avenue\, Syracuse\, New York\, United States\, 1
 3210
ORGANIZER:m.taylor@ieee.org
SEQUENCE:35
SUMMARY:Position\, Navigation and Time (PNT) Technology for Radar and Comma
 nd and Control Applications
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/353542
X-ALT-DESC:Description: <br /><p>Recent advances in digital signal processi
 ng and semiconductor technology have changed the architecture and capabili
 ties of traditional radar designs. Now\, new developments in time and freq
 uency distribution across networks\, the miniaturization of atomic clocks\
 , and advances in Inertial Measurement Units (IMUs) brings the next wave o
 f innovation.&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>This presentation will describe these latest 
 trends in Position\, Navigation and Time (PNT) synchronization and how the
 y apply to the radar and command and control applications. Picosecond leve
 l synchronization over network interfaces is now possible\, revolutionizin
 g the phased array antenna. &ldquo\;White Rabbit&rdquo\; technology\, whic
 h can provide sub-nanosecond time synchronization and frequency syntonizat
 ion over Ethernet networks\,&nbsp\;is changing the architecture of phased 
 array antennas &ndash\; providing a single connection for both clock sync 
 and high-speed data. Precise network sync is also important on command and
  control networks as radars and weapon systems exchange precise position a
 nd navigation coordinates in real-time. For positioning and alignment of r
 adars\, the latest in Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems (MEMS) and Hemisphe
 rical Resonating Gyros (HRGs) are enabling accurate azimuth gyrocompass al
 ignment in minutes. Low phase noise ultra-stable oscillators are capable o
 f operation in rugged environments.</p>\n<p>This presentation is for both 
 <strong>experienced systems engineers</strong> of radar systems and for <s
 trong>novices interested in learning </strong>more about radar and command
  and control applications.</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p><strong>Please join us 
 at 5:30pm for networking and light refreshments.</strong></p><br /><br />A
 genda: <br /><p>5:30pm - Refreshments and Networking</p>\n<p><strong>6-7pm
  - Presentation</strong></p>\n<p>7-7:30 - Questions and Discussion</p>
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