Arrangement for synchronizing communication system components coupled via a communication network
CA 2384667 A1 · Owner: Siemens Aktiengesellschaft · Inventors: Heitmann, Jurgen
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In order to synchronize communication components (EAGA EAGB) coupled via a , communication network (KN) a timer (ZIG) is provided -optionally upon requestfor transmission of time-information (ZI1 ZI2) to the communication , components (EAGA EAGB). Said communication components have a timing pulse generator (ZGT) to be synchronized and a real time clock (RTC) wherein the , timing pulse generator (ZTG) determines transmission speed for the communication data (KD) to be transmitted and sets the time basis for the real time clock (RTC). In addition, the communication system components (EAGA EAGB) have a comparison device (VE) to compare the time-information received with the predetermined …
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