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A digital signal that goes high and low at a specific frequency.
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How to synchronize two microcontrollers to micro-second accuracy?
Looking back on this problem, I'm pretty sure if the probability distributions associated with the packet jitter and drift can be roughly described, then Kalman filters or hidden markov models can be …
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How to synchronize two microcontrollers to micro-second accuracy?
Maybe if it was possible to accurately predict the clock drift, this method would work.
How should I go about achieving this synchronization? …
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