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Achieving Ultra-Fast Clock Synchronization in 802.11 Networks

Learn about techniques like TSP, ATSP, TATSF for precise clock synchronization in wireless networks to minimize clock drift. Explore various methods to handle clock offset and drift to ensure efficient communication.

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Achieving Ultra-Fast Clock Synchronization in 802.11 Networks

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  1. Getting Down to 25 μs

  2. 802.11 TSP: large clock offset n=200

  3. ATSP (Mobihoc’02): max clock drift: small Imax (10), n= 300

  4. ATSP (Mobihc’02): max clock drift: large Imax (100), n= 300

  5. TATSF (MASS’04): max clock drift: n = 600

  6. ASP (ICDCD’04, by others): max clock offset: n = 200

  7. ASP (ICDCS’04, by others): max clock offset n= 200 with one 802.11 TSF station

  8. SATSP (ICPP’05): max clock offset n=200

  9. SATSF (ICPP’05): max clock offset: n = 200 with one 802.11 TSF station

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