WRS (White Rabbit Switch) ist das Kernger\u00e4t des WR-Netzwerks, das f\u00fcr die hochpr\u00e4zise Zeitsynchronisation und Frequenzverteilung konzipiert ist. Es unterst\u00fctzt bis zu 18 Glasfaser-Synchronisationsanschl\u00fcsse und bietet eine stabile Zeit- und Frequenzsignalausgabe, die sich f\u00fcr den Aufbau von Zeitsynchronisationsnetzwerken in extrem gro\u00dfem Ma\u00dfstab eignet. Das Ger\u00e4t kombiniert fortschrittliche Hardware mit einem eingebetteten Linux-Betriebssystem und unterst\u00fctzt mehrere Netzwerkprotokolle und Verwaltungsschnittstellen (z. B. SNMP, SSH und Web), was eine flexible Netzwerkbereitstellung und eine effiziente Zeitverwaltung gew\u00e4hrleistet. Mit einer hervorragenden Leistung von <10ps Taktsynchronisationsgenauigkeit unterst\u00fctzt er die Konfiguration im Master\/Slave-Modus und eignet sich f\u00fcr eine Vielzahl komplexer Netzwerkumgebungen. Durch die automatische Messung und Kompensation von Glasfaserverz\u00f6gerungen erzielt der WRS eine genaue Zeitsynchronisation und unterst\u00fctzt Kaskadierungsanwendungen mit bis zu 10.000 Knoten. Dar\u00fcber hinaus ist das Ger\u00e4t mit einer Vielzahl von Protokollen wie PTPv2, Sync-E und VLAN kompatibel, um die Zeitsynchronisationsanforderungen verschiedener Bereiche zu erf\u00fcllen.<\/p>\n
Anpassungsbereiche: Dual-Base-Radar, adaptive Antennen-Arrays, verteilte Zeitmessung usw.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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