Accuracy validation of T2L2 time transfer in co-location
Summary
The Time Transfer by Laser Link (T2L2) experiment achieved sub-200 picosecond accuracy in synchronizing remote clocks. This validates T2L2
Area of Science:
- * Physics
- * Metrology
- * Space Science
Background:
- * The Time Transfer by Laser Link (T2L2) experiment aims to synchronize ultra-stable clocks over large distances.
- * It utilizes ground-to-space laser telemetry technology with specialized satellite equipment.
Purpose of the Study:
- * To demonstrate and validate the T2L2 time transfer accuracy.
- * To compare T2L2 performance against GPS and direct measurement techniques.
- * To validate the T2L2 experiment's uncertainty budget.
Main Methods:
- * A 2-week co-location campaign in April 2012 using two laser ranging stations.
- * Comparison of T2L2, GPS, and direct measurement time transfer techniques.
- * Utilized an event timer and an interval counter for precise measurements.
Main Results:
- * Achieved a mean agreement between T2L2 and direct comparison better than 200 picoseconds.
- * Demonstrated the high accuracy of the T2L2 time transfer method.
Conclusions:
- * The campaign successfully validated T2L2's performance in time transfer accuracy.
- * The results represent a significant step towards validating the overall T2L2 experiment's uncertainty budget.
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