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MiCLK
1588 Grandmaster on an SFP with Built-in GNSS

• Fully-featured Primary Reference Time Clock (PRTC) and IEEE 1588-2008 (PTP)
Grandmaster
• Built-in GNSS receiver
• Miniature pluggable device fits in any standard SFP port
• Ideal for 4G small cell deployments
• Cost-effective upgrade solution for legacy 2G/3G networks

MiCLK® offers a cost-effective migration Ethernet SSM messages) and using its MARKET SEGMENTS AND
path for providing robust synchronization 1-PPS external interface output. APPLICATIONS
near the network edge. It enables flexible Deployment scenarios include future 4G
deployment and easy integration into RESILIENCY mobile networks, such as LTE and LTE-A,
existing networks. The cutting-edge To achieve network-wide resiliency an with a particular focus on small cell
embedded GNSS receiver features operator may allow two or more PTP flows applications. Furthermore, support of
excellent time accuracy even under to reach every slave (base station), it is simultaneous L2/L3 PTP distribution also
challenging deployment scenarios such as the slave who selects the best master provides a cost-effective upgrade solution
building walls and urban canyons that are available. for legacy 2G and 3G networks by
typical for small-cell installations. Design supporting SDH replacement scenarios.
and timing redundancy techniques provide One option is to install two or more MiCLK
resiliency against local GNSS outage. units in geographically separated network MiCLK’s preferred deployment location is
elements located in the same backhaul versatile. Due to its cost-effectiveness,
MiCLK supports both Layer-2 and Layer-3 network section. MiCLK can be widely placed close to the
PTP distribution in unicast and multicast base stations in order to reduce packet
modes. Alternatively, two MiCLK units can be
plugged into the same router/switch delay variation and asymmetry.
(connected to the same GNSS antenna via Furthermore, MiCLK saves CAPEX by
FULL-FEATURED PTP GRANDMASTER adding timing capabilities to existing
a standard passive RF splitter).
MiCLK distributes frequency and time aggregation points, servicing dozens of
simultaneously, according to both ITU-T An operator may choose a combination of base stations.
G.8265.1 (IP/unicast) and ITU-T G.8275.1 both resiliency types.
(L2/multicast), and G.8275.2 (IP/unicast) MiCLK supports multiple GNSS backup
PTP telecom profiles. This is especially schemes. If the underlying network
effective in hybrid cellular environments already supports Sync-E, MiCLK exploits
that comprise co-located 3G/4G base the incoming Sync-E reference to maintain
station technologies. When working in its accurate time during a GNSS outage.
ITU-T G.8265.1 or G.8275.2 mode, MiCLK Another resiliency option is the Assisted
supports up to 64 simultaneous slaves Partial Timing Support (APTS). MiCLK
(symmetric 128 packets/second). simultaneously functions as a
Grandmaster (GM) and a slave of 1588.
PRIMARY REFERENCE TIME CLOCK The slave inside MiCLK synchronizes to an
MiCLK is used as an ITU-T G.8272 Primary incoming PTP stream received from the
Reference Time Clock (PRTC), providing central GM. During a GNSS outage, MiCLK
information on GNSS time and frequency recovers the frequency from the central
information to the network, by supplying GM to maintain its accurate time.
a Sync-E distribution chain (Sync-E
MiCLK
1588 Grandmaster on an SFP with Built-in GNSS

TIMING • Sync-E based GNSS backup: Time Error


Specifications < UTC +/-1µsec for 24-72 hrs
PTP
(depending on accuracy of Sync-E
CAPACITY • Full featured IEEE 1588-2008
source)
Grandmaster
Master capacity of 64 slaves (Symmetric
• 1-step clock and 2-step clock Frequency Accuracy
128 packets/sec)
• ITU-T G.8265.1 or 8275.2 (IP/unicast) Compliant with G.811 PRC requirements
Telecom profile frequency and time (during both GNSS normal and backup
ETHERNET
distribution (IPv4, IPv6) operation)
GE PTP/Sync-E input/output and • ITU-T G.8275.1 (Eth/multicast)
management over SFP or SFP+ 1000baseX Telecom profile frequency and time DIAGNOSTICS
(MSA compliant) distribution Syslog
• APTS opposite G.8275.2 GM over
GNSS RECEIVER UDP/IP Performance Monitoring for Timing
• 72-channel multi-GNSS receiver engine • PTP/Sync-E hybrid (Sync-E for
GENERAL
• Dual frequency GNSS frequency and PTP for time)
• GPS L1C/A /QZSS L1 C/A • VLAN 802.1Q Indicators
• SBAS L1 C/A: WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS • DSCP configuration for PTP (G.8265.1 • GNSS operation status LED
• 3.3 VDC antenna voltage supply and G.8275.2) packets • General fault indication LED
Synchronous Ethernet (Sync-E) Physical
MANAGEMENT
• Sync-E Primary Reference Clock (PRC) Height: 12.4 mm (0.488 in)
• Dedicated IP address/subnet (IPv4, output with Ethernet SSM according to Width: 14.0 mm (0.55 in)
IPv6) G.8262 and G.8264 (with GNSS) Depth: 79.0 mm (3.11 in)
• VLAN 802.1Q Extending from chassis: 31.0 mm (1.22 in)
• Sync-E reference input (with Ethernet
• Graphical web interface
SSM handling) for GNSS backup Power Consumption
• Remote CLI (Telnet/SSH)
• Remote SW upgrade via SFTP or TFTP Internal Oscillator <1.65W
• Zero touch mechanism Stratum 3E OCXO (ΔT=+/-20ºC)
Environment
• Able to save user default configuration Operating case temperature:
Time Accuracy
• Multilevel user access up to 4 sessions -20 to 85°C (-4 to 185°F)
• Normal GNSS operation: Time error
• TACACS+ Authentication, Authorization
<UTC +/-100nsec and MTIE<100nsec Relative humidity: up to 95%
and Accounting
according to ITU-T G.8272 and ITU-T
• ACL security for management
G.8273.1
• DSCP configuration for management

INTERFACES
• PTP/Sync-E/MGMT: GE PTP/Sync-
E/MGMT input/output and
management over SFP or SFP+ 1000
baseX (MSA compliant)
• GNSS: L1 GNSS input port, COAX DIN
1.0/2.3(F) screw-locking connector,
50 Ohm
• 1PPS/CLK: 1-PPS output over COAX DIN
1.0/2.3(F) screw-locking connector
(50 Ohm)

Figure 1. MiCLK Physical Dimensions in mm

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Data Sheet
MiCLK
1588 Grandmaster on an SFP with Built-in GNSS

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RECOMMENDED CONFIGURATIONS
MICLK/8S slaves
Distributed 1588 Grandmaster on an SFP
with up to 8 slaves
MiCLK/24S slaves
Distributed 1588 Grandmaster on an SFP
with up to 24 slaves
MiCLK/64S slaves
Distributed 1588 Grandmaster on an SFP
with up to 64 slaves

OPTIONAL ACCESSORIES
MiCLK-GNSS-ANT-KIT/20M
GNSS antenna kit including roof antenna,
mounting kit and indoor cable 20m/ 60m/
120m (65.6ft/ 196.85ft/ 393.7ft)
MiCLK-LIGHTARR-KIT/10M
GNSS lightning arrestor kit for MiCLK,
including a lightning arrestor and 10m
(32.8ft) outdoor cable
CBL-MINIBNC-BNC/F
Adaptor cable (75 Ohm) to connect
MiCLK’s 1PPS/CLK connector to external
equipment

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