Industry’s longest holdover with the OSA 3350 SePRC
optical cesium clock
December 2022
Record-breaking protection for critical network infrastructure
2
Evolution of cesium atomic clock technology
Performance
Time
Legacy magnetic
cesium clocks
1990 2020 2022
OSA 3350 ePRC+
Optical cesium atomic clock innovation
OSA 3300-HP
Future
innovation
• Applying superior optical
cesium technology
• Major performance
improvements
• OSA 3350 SePRC* optical
cesium atomic clock
innovation will replace
legacy technology
• Designed for GBaas/TaaS**
and more
OSA
3350-SePRC
OSA 3350 SePRC
*Super enhanced primary reference clock
**GNSS-backup-as-a-service/time-as-a-service
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OSA 3350 for demanding applications in TaaS and GBaaS
Telecommunication network reference
• Telecom and mobile operators (ePRTC)
• TaaS/GBaaS
aPNT and critical infrastructure
• Power utilities, railways, transport, airports
• Defense
Enterprise / data centers (ICPs) / finance
• Synchronization of distributed databases
• High-frequency trading
• TaaS and GBaaS providers
Metrology, standard labs and scientific networks
• Time scale networks and calibration services
• Time references
Markets for cesium atomic clocks
4
OSA 3300/50 – key applications
PTP, NTP
BITS, PPS,
SyncE
Metrology, timekeeping
institutes, science labs,
providing ultra-precise
TaaS/GBaaS offerings
PRC/ePRC and ePRTC for
communication and cloud
service providers
Space navigation
augmentation systems and
defense applications
5
Resilient PNT mandate/standard update
6
Atomic clocks for resilient critical infrastructures
Governmental response Solution
Problem
Highly stable atomic clocks are key to national interest
Jamming and spoofing are a
major risk to business
continuity in power networks
e.g., Galileo e.g., GPS
Dual constellations
Packet
network
GPS
Atomic clock
Redundancy and terrestrial sync
delivery from atomic clocks providing
highly stable timing signals
Executive order on strengthening
national resilience through responsible
use of positioning, navigation, and
timing services - February 2020
PRTC
ePRTC
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Optical cesium achieves
superior performance
Midterm advantages for optical cesium
due to synergies with photonic assembly
Both cesium clock technologies apply
proven, highly reliable components
Optical cesium improves the utilization of Cs
atoms, leading to longer lifetime
ADVA optical cesium technology outperforms legacy magnetic solutions
Optical and magnetic cesium
Lifetime Performance
Reliability Production
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Everything you need: power supply and optional NMS
• Outperforms ITU-T G.811.1 ePRC specification
• 10 years of operation – no compromise between lifetime and performance
• Combined with OSA core grandmaster: SePRTC for outstanding holdover +/-
100nsec for 55 days
• Wide range of interfaces (BITS, 1PPS, analog …)
• Fully supported by ADVA Ensemble Controller management system
• Remote and secured management using SNMPv3 for ease of integration into
third-party NMS
• Fully redundant and hot-swappable PSUs
• 100% modular chassis
OSA 3350 SePRC: the ideal backup to GNSS
SNMPv3
(secured)
Ensemble Controller with
Ensemble Sync Director
Ease of
integration into
third-party NMS
OSA 3350
3RU in 19” racks
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Super optical cesium frequency performance
Stability of frequency outputs outperforming ITU-T
G.811.1 TDEV ePRC vs. OSA ePRC+ vs. OSA SePRC
G.811.1 MTIE ePRC vs. OSA ePRC+ vs. OSA SePRC
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Holdover comparisons: G.8272.1ePRC vs. OSA ePRTC+ vs. OSA SePRTC
Super optical cesium holdover performance
OSA 3350 when combined with OSA ePRTC solution
Minimum values Typical values
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A major innovation in atomic cesium technology
• New generation of optical cesium clocks for
better stability and longer lifetime
• Essential solution for backup to GPS/GNSS with
mobile networks, power utilities and defense,
among many others
• Combines with OSA 5412/22 and 5430/40 in
ePRTC applications for extended holdover
featuring common management
Key takeaways
Thank you
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Industry's longest holdover with the OSA 3350 SePRC™ optical cesium clock

  • 1.
    Industry’s longest holdoverwith the OSA 3350 SePRC optical cesium clock December 2022 Record-breaking protection for critical network infrastructure
  • 2.
    2 Evolution of cesiumatomic clock technology Performance Time Legacy magnetic cesium clocks 1990 2020 2022 OSA 3350 ePRC+ Optical cesium atomic clock innovation OSA 3300-HP Future innovation • Applying superior optical cesium technology • Major performance improvements • OSA 3350 SePRC* optical cesium atomic clock innovation will replace legacy technology • Designed for GBaas/TaaS** and more OSA 3350-SePRC OSA 3350 SePRC *Super enhanced primary reference clock **GNSS-backup-as-a-service/time-as-a-service
  • 3.
    3 OSA 3350 fordemanding applications in TaaS and GBaaS Telecommunication network reference • Telecom and mobile operators (ePRTC) • TaaS/GBaaS aPNT and critical infrastructure • Power utilities, railways, transport, airports • Defense Enterprise / data centers (ICPs) / finance • Synchronization of distributed databases • High-frequency trading • TaaS and GBaaS providers Metrology, standard labs and scientific networks • Time scale networks and calibration services • Time references Markets for cesium atomic clocks
  • 4.
    4 OSA 3300/50 –key applications PTP, NTP BITS, PPS, SyncE Metrology, timekeeping institutes, science labs, providing ultra-precise TaaS/GBaaS offerings PRC/ePRC and ePRTC for communication and cloud service providers Space navigation augmentation systems and defense applications
  • 5.
  • 6.
    6 Atomic clocks forresilient critical infrastructures Governmental response Solution Problem Highly stable atomic clocks are key to national interest Jamming and spoofing are a major risk to business continuity in power networks e.g., Galileo e.g., GPS Dual constellations Packet network GPS Atomic clock Redundancy and terrestrial sync delivery from atomic clocks providing highly stable timing signals Executive order on strengthening national resilience through responsible use of positioning, navigation, and timing services - February 2020 PRTC ePRTC
  • 7.
    7 Optical cesium achieves superiorperformance Midterm advantages for optical cesium due to synergies with photonic assembly Both cesium clock technologies apply proven, highly reliable components Optical cesium improves the utilization of Cs atoms, leading to longer lifetime ADVA optical cesium technology outperforms legacy magnetic solutions Optical and magnetic cesium Lifetime Performance Reliability Production
  • 8.
    8 Everything you need:power supply and optional NMS • Outperforms ITU-T G.811.1 ePRC specification • 10 years of operation – no compromise between lifetime and performance • Combined with OSA core grandmaster: SePRTC for outstanding holdover +/- 100nsec for 55 days • Wide range of interfaces (BITS, 1PPS, analog …) • Fully supported by ADVA Ensemble Controller management system • Remote and secured management using SNMPv3 for ease of integration into third-party NMS • Fully redundant and hot-swappable PSUs • 100% modular chassis OSA 3350 SePRC: the ideal backup to GNSS SNMPv3 (secured) Ensemble Controller with Ensemble Sync Director Ease of integration into third-party NMS OSA 3350 3RU in 19” racks
  • 9.
    9 Super optical cesiumfrequency performance Stability of frequency outputs outperforming ITU-T G.811.1 TDEV ePRC vs. OSA ePRC+ vs. OSA SePRC G.811.1 MTIE ePRC vs. OSA ePRC+ vs. OSA SePRC
  • 10.
    10 Holdover comparisons: G.8272.1ePRCvs. OSA ePRTC+ vs. OSA SePRTC Super optical cesium holdover performance OSA 3350 when combined with OSA ePRTC solution Minimum values Typical values
  • 11.
    11 A major innovationin atomic cesium technology • New generation of optical cesium clocks for better stability and longer lifetime • Essential solution for backup to GPS/GNSS with mobile networks, power utilities and defense, among many others • Combines with OSA 5412/22 and 5430/40 in ePRTC applications for extended holdover featuring common management Key takeaways
  • 12.
    Thank you IMPORTANT NOTICE ADVAis the exclusive owner or licensee of the content, material, and information in this presentation. Any reproduction, publication or reprint, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited. The information in this presentation may not be accurate, complete or up to date, and is provided without warranties or representations of any kind, either express or implied. ADVA shall not be responsible for and disclaims any liability for any loss or damages, including without limitation, direct, indirect, incidental, consequential and special damages, alleged to have been caused by or in connection with using and/or relying on the information contained in this presentation. Copyright © for the entire content of this presentation: ADVA. www.oscilloquartz.com | [email protected]