17th Annual PTTI Meeting 1985
December 03 - 05, 1985
DuPont Plaza Hotel
Washington, D.C.
Meeting Officers
THE FIRST ATOMIC CLOCK PROGRAM: NBS, 1947-1954
Paul Porman, Smithsonian Institution
PRECISE TIME AND FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR SPACEBORNE DISTRIBUTED APERTURE TECHNOLOGY
Michael S. Kaplan, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
REPORT ON A STABLE NEW PULSAR
Kurt W. Weiler, Naval Research Laboratory
WHAT IS PTTI? An Overview of Techniques and Applications of Precise Time and Time Interval
Gernot M. R. Winkler, U. S. Naval Observatory
Characterization, Optimum Estimation, and Time Prediction of Precision Clocks
David W. Allan, National Bureau of Standards
CRYSTAL OSCILLATORS FOR TACTICAL MILITARY APPLICATIONS
Vincent J. Rosati and John R. Vig, U.S. Army Electronics Technology and Devices Laboratory (LABCOM)
CRYSTAL OSCILLATORS FOR SATELLITE APPLICATIONS
Martin B. Bloch, Frequency Electronics, Inc.
A REVIEW OF ATOMIC FREQUENCY STANDARDS
S.R. Stein and Lindon L. Lewis, Ball Efratom Division
TIME TRANSFER - TERRESTRIAL
James A. Barnes, Austron, Incorporated
TIME TRANSFER BY SATELLITE
O.J. Oaks, Naval Research Laboratory
WHAT TO DO IF BITTEN - PRACTICAL TACTICS FOR FREQUENCY MEASUREMENT
Eric L. Blnmberg, Cogent Design
Hydroqen Maser Research and Development at Sigma Tau Standards and Tests of Siqma Tau Masers at the Naval Research Laboratory
G.A. Gifford and J.D. White, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory
H.E. Peters, Siqma Tau Standards
FAST AUTOTUNING OF A HYDROGEN MASER BY CAVITY Q MODULATION
G, J. Dick and T. K. Tucker, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
FURTHER TEST RESULTS FOR PROTOTYPE GPS RUBIDIUM CLOCKS
S. Goldberg, T.J. Lynch and W.J. Riley, EG&G, Inc.
EXPLORATION OF THE POTENTIAL PERFORMANCE OF DIODE LASER PUMPED GAS CELL ATOMIC FREQUENCY STANDARDS
J. C. Camparo and R. P. Frueholz, The Aerospace Corporation
Characterization of an Allsryagenic Oscillatar as a Stable Frequency Source
D. M. Strayer, Jet Propulsion Laboratory
G. J. Dick and J. E. Mercereau, California Institute of Technology
Cesium Beam Primary Frequency Standards at WRC
R. J. Douglas and J.-S. Boulange, National Research Council of Canada
R-CATS - A NEW METHOD FOR CALIBRATING GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEN (GPS) REMOTE SITES
J. A. Buisson, 0. J. Oaks, M. J. Lister, Naval Research Laboratory
MEASURING THE PROPAGATION TIHE OF COAXIAL CABLES USED WITH GPS RECEIVERS
Gerrit de Jong, Van Swinden Laboratory
DISCUSSION OF CLOCK RESIDUALS IN DEVELOPMENTAL GPS SATELLITES MEASURED WITH A SINGLE CHANNEL RECEIVER
Steven D. Chang and Timothy D. Maclay, Bendix Field Engineering Corporation
LONG TERM TIME COMPARISON WITH GPS RECEIVERS
Michito Imae, Makoto Uratsuka, Chihiro Miki, Takao Morikawa, Kosuke Akatsuka and Kazuyuki Yoshimura, Radio Research Laboratory
WEIGHTING AND SMOOTHING OF DATA IN GPS COMMON VIEW TIME TRANSFER
Marc A. Weis, National Bureau of Standards
TIME DISSEMINATION AT SHANGHAI OBSERVATORY
Zhuang Qixiang, Shanghai Observatory
A NETWORK TIMING CONCEPT FOR SWITZERLAND
Peter Kartaschoff, Pierre André Probst and Paul Vörös, Swiss PTT R & D Division
NETWOKK TIMING EQUIPMENT FOR SYNCHRONOUS DIGITAL TELECOMMUNICATION
Philippe Girardet, Pascal Rochat and Erhard Graf, Oscilloquartz S.A.
TELEMETRY TIME INTEGRATION
Edward L. Davis, Loral Instrumentation
AUTOMATIC CALIBRATION OF SYSTEMATIC ERRORS IN FAST PULSE MEASUREMENTS
David C. Chu, Hewlett Packard Company
DIRECT DIGITAL SYNTHESIZERS
Victor S. Reinhardt, Hughes Aircraft Co.
TEST RESULTS OF A PORTABLE BATTERY PACK'S EFFECT ON THE OUTPUT OF A CESIUM BEAM FREQUENCY STANDARD
Barry Elson, U. S. Naval Observatory
LOW AND HIGH DOSE PHOTON IRRADIATION OF QUARTZ CRYSTAL RESONATORS
J. J. Suter and R. H. Maurer, The Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory
THE SHUTTLE EXPERIMENT NAVEX COMPLETED ON SPACELAB MISSION Dl
S. Starker, H. Nau, J. Hammesfahr, Institut für Hochfrequenztechnik
RESULTS OF TWO YEARS OF HYDROGEN MASER CLOCK OPERATION AT THE U.S. NAVAL OBSERVATORY AND ONGOING RESEARCH AT THE HARVARD-SMITHSONIAN CENTER FOR ASTROPHYSICS
R.F.C. Vessot, E.M. Mattison, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
W.J. Klepczynski, U.S. Naval Observatory
L.F. Silvera, H.P. Godfried and R.L. Walsworth, Jr., Harvard University