AXN/TCG/402

AXN/TCG/402

Time-code generator with GNSS/IRIG input

The AXN/TCG/402 can accept time from an IRIG-B time source, from its onboard GNSS receiver (external antenna required), or from an external GNSS receiver outputting NMEA messages and a one PPS signal. The time can be used for synchronization of a distributed Axon data acquisition system. The module generates IRIG-B outputs to allow external devices to synchronize with the Axon system.

The module comprises a GNSS reader and an IRIG reader which decode incoming signals. The IRIG reader extracts control functions and straight binary seconds as well as time. The GNSS reader parses NMEA messages as they are generated by the receiver. Extracted navigation data such as position, altitude, velocity, and heading are available as individual parameters. The module can also be synchronized via NMEA messages being sent over RS-232 from a third party GNSS or PC with granularity of one second.

A Real-Time Clock (RTC) maintains time during power-off (when an external battery is connected).

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  • Synchronizes with IRIG-B or GNSS (Global  Navigation Satellite System)
  • On-board GNSS receiver tracks both GPS and  GLONASS satellites
  • GNSS navigation information is available
  • Secondary time source input
  • External battery backup
  • System synchronization
  • Parameter time tagging
  • Global positioning
Type Time-code generator with GNSS/IRIG input, AE-FTI-DAU
Product Category Data Acquisition Systems
Family Axon
Group Time code generator and GPS
Form Factor Axon
Channels 1
Number of Slots 1
Applications Flight Test, Space, Usage and System Monitoring
Key Numbers GNSS/IRIG input and external battery backup

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AXN/TCG/402

Time-code generator with GNSS/IRIG input

The AXN/TCG/402 can accept time from an IRIG-B time source, from its onboard GNSS receiver (external antenna required), or from an external GNSS receiver outputting NMEA messages and a one PPS signal.