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1 Jose TDEV Then and Now ITSF 2015 Edinburgh, Nov Marc Weiss Kishan Shenoi PAGE 1
2 Presentation Outline TDEV Then computed on time error measurements Origins of ADEV, MDEV, and TDEV Why is TDEV so useful? TDEV Now computed on packet-based time error sequences Packet-based formulations for time error Examples of Calculations Concluding Remarks PAGE 2
3 Time Error t 0 t Generic Clock Waveform: Periodic Defined event (rising edge) (n-1) n (n+1) t 0 Reference ( ideal ) Clock being analysed x(n) Time error x(n) = time difference between the n th event of the clock under test with respect to the reference clock PAGE 3 3
4 Allan Variance Concept Stability : Measure of how constant is the slope PAGE 4 4
5 Allan vs. Classical Deviation PAGE 5 5
6 There are many types of Random The Standard Deviation may not mean anything. PAGE 6 6
7 Allan Deviation, y(t) ADEV Maps the Spectrum for Power-Law FM Noise PAGE 7 7
8 The 5 Noise Types type +2 0 WhPM +1-1 FlPM -2 RWPM= 0 WhFM -1-3 FlFM -2-4 RWFM PAGE 8 8
9 Modified Allan Variance Concept MVAR versus AVAR : Averaging (smoothing) over the observation interval differentiates White Phase Noise from Flicker PAGE 9 9
10 Modified Allan Deviation, Mod- y(t) MDEV: Now one can see White PM PAGE 10 10
11 Time Deviation, x(t) TDEV makes the focus on PM instead of FM PAGE 11 Taken from earlier presentations by Dr. Marc Weiss 11
12 Properties: Noise Types Relations among Power-Law Spectra and Variances S x (f) f S y (f) f x2 (t) t u mod. y2 (t) t m Noise Type u m White PM (WhPM) Flicker PM (FlPM) White FM (WhFM) Flicker FM (FhFM) Random Walk FM (RWFM) Flicker Walk FM (FWFM) Random Run FM (RRFM) PAGE 12 TVAR MVAR 12
13 Why TDEV is So Useful for Telecom TDEV, like all of the Allan Variance family, maps directly to power-law spectra TDEV focuses on Phase Modulation noise, which dominates telecom TDEV, especially with packet selection, matches the way systems respond A PLL will have an averaging time like the reciprocal of the bandwidth The lock time of the PLL will give deviation of the TDEV value PAGE 13
14 Presentation Outline TDEV Then computed on time error measurements Origins of ADEV, MDEV, and TDEV Why is TDEV so useful? TDEV Now computed on packet-based time error sequences Packet-based formulations for time error Examples of Calculations Concluding Remarks PAGE 14
15 Packet Timing Signal PAGE 15 Packet Timing Signal consists of the exchange of time-stamped packets 15
16 Conceptual View of Packet Clock Packets (e.g. PTP) Time Stamp Generator (Packet) Selection PLL (OSCILLATOR) The packet timing signal is composed of event messages (packet) Time Stamp Generator determines the time-of-departure and time-of-arrival of event messages for computing transit delay of packets Packet selection involves retaining a representative transit delay for each window. Selection methods include: Minimum value of transit delay over window Average of the least 1% of the packet transit delays in the window A Phase Locked Loop (PLL) arrangement is used to discipline the local oscillator and/or local time-clock based on the representative transit delay Proprietary algorithms can be used for improved performance PAGE 16
17 PDV Analysis (Metrics) basis PDV INFO SEL {x(nt 0 )} LPF {x(nt 0 )} Unfiltered time error Filtered time error (TDEV, etc.) Local Oscillator Noise (Highpassed) is not included here (MTIE) The PTP clock recovery processing block includes non-linear operations such as packet selection TDEV can be computed on post-selection data The PTP clock recovery processing block may include lineartime-invariant operations such as low-pass filtering MTIE computed on post-filtered (synthetic low-pass filter) signal Post-filtered TDEV can be derived from TDEV computed on post-selection data Impact of oscillator not considered here PAGE 17
18 Estimating Time Dispersion Optimal prediction of time dispersion for five different noise types Noise Type Optimum Prediction of Dispersion, rms, at prediction interval t p Asymptotic Time Error 2 White PM t p y (t p ) / 3 constant 1 Flicker PM ~t p y (t p ) (ln t p /2 ln t 0 ) (ln t p ) 0 Random-Walk PM or White FM t p y (t p ) t p 1/2-1 Flicker FM t p y (t p ) / (ln 2) t p -2 Random-Walk FM t p y (t p ) t p 3/2 PAGE 18 These expressions are in terms of the Allan Deviation : y (t)
19 Example : APTSC Primary Reference : GNSS While GNSS is active ( valid ): Generate output clock (time/frequency) time error < 100ns Measure packet-delay variation (PDV) for PTP packets and compute metrics that enable prediction of time-holdover when PTP used to generate output Monitor performance of local oscillator and other references (if available) Secondary Reference : PTP When GNSS is lost ( invalid ): Use PTP timing to control progression of time-clock Alternative: use PTP time-clock (assuming asymmetry calibration) Tertiary Reference : LO / other Reference PAGE 19
20 Simulated Example of Performance Estimation Assume: Overall time-holdover requirement: 1.5ms Budget for GNSS error and switching transient: 500ns Holdover using PTP frequency recovery using master-slave direction (sync_messages) Packet rate: 32 pps Selection mechanism: 1% over 100s windows Filtering bandwidth: 1mHz One possible metric: MTIE Requirement: MTIE(t) < 1000ns Simulation: 5 GigE switches Load : mean load = 60% ; standard deviation = 20% PAGE 20
21 Simulation Example Packet-delay-variation (PDV) based on: 1-percentile 100s window representative transit delay equal 1-percentile average MTIE : 1mHz filter <1ms Conclusion: With this network PDV, PTP (one-way-frequency) can support time-holdover indefinitely Alarm condition: GREEN PAGE 21
22 Simulation Example Expected Dispersion based on simulated PDV PAGE 22
23 Concluding Remarks ADEV, MDEV, TDEV are useful tools for analyzing and predicting the performance of timing solutions TDEV (ADEV, MDEV) provide valuable insight into underlying noise processes, critical for predicting performance TDEV can be computed on packet-based timing signals Generally includes some packet-selection mechanism Packet-based timing signals can be analyzed using TDEV both before and after non-linear processing (packet selection) Application in APTSC: When GNSS is active the network PDV can be measured and quantified Metrics (TDEV) quantify strength of noise process and estimates of (future) time dispersion if in holdover PAGE 23
24 Thank you Questions? PAGE 24
25 Extra Slides for reference PAGE 25
26 Computing the Allan Variance 1 N-2n 2 ( t y xi 2n - 2xi n xi t ( N -2 n) i 1 2 where: x i are the data separated by a time interval t 0, t= n t 0 N is the total number of data points. PAGE 26 26
27 Smoothing over n terms PAGE 27 27
28 Metrics Mathematics Clock under test (CUT) + - S Time error {x(nt 0 )} Reference Clock Clock Error model x nt a h n t n t 0 a 0 : constant time error h : frequency offset : Noise terms ( random ) Frequency drift: lumped into Metrics establish strength of time error. Different metrics focus on different aspects of this strength. Maximum absolute time error : x(nt 0 ) max is the overarching time error metric (maximum over all time) First difference eliminates a 0 : strength of {x(n+k) x(n)} quantifies stability of the time error Variations include MTIE, MATIE, TEDEV Second difference eliminates h and a 0 : strength of {x(n+2k) 2x(n+k)+x(n)} quantifies stability of the frequency (e.g. TDEV, ADEV, MDEV) PAGE 28 28
29 Computing Metrics on time error For a measured time error sequence {x(n)} or filtered time error sequence {x(n)} (commonly proposed b/w: 10 mhz): Max (absolute) time error : x(n) max cte estimate of constant time error: average of N samples Max (absolute) filtered time error : x(n) max MTIE maximum (absolute) time interval error (stability metric) TDEV stability metric that describes power (and type) of noise MATIE maximum (absolute) averaged time interval error MAFE related to MATIE TEDEV standard deviation of averaged time interval error Other [e.g. percentile values for maximum and minimum (floor)] PAGE 29
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