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Michael,
In the ResB (ResE) call last Wednesday you
presented a VG package: "Residential Bridges Architectural Outline (or:
where does all this fit?)" and asked us to send you any comments. I
indicated I had a comment on slide 3; here it is in more detail. The first
dashed item under Precise Synchronization would read better as:
Network provides well synchronized "epoch" clock
with adequate quality for CE applications with most stringent timing
requirements
In addition, I may have a comment on the use of the
word "epoch", but I first want to ask what you meant by this. In IEEE 1588
"epoch" is defined as "The reference time defining the origin of a time
scale." Also, in 1588 the definition of "clock" includes the
sentence: "A node that is capable of
providing a measurement of the passage of time since a defined epoch."
(The definition goes on to indicate that clock means ordinary clock or boundary
clock unless otherwise stated (this is for the current 1588, so transparent
clock is not mentioned).) In any case, by including the word "epoch" did
you mean that the network would provide a clock whose time readings would be
relative to a well-defined origin refererence time? Or, did you mean
something else?
Thanks.
Best regards,
Geoff
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Geoffrey M. Garner
Samsung (Consultant)
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