Real time clock (RTC) is an integrated circuit chip that provides precise time for electronic products or electronic systems.

Buffer is a device that buffers, fans out, distributes or multiplexes the input clock signal.

PLL is a feedback control circuit that uses the external input reference signal to control the oscillating signal within the loop and output accurate frequency and phase.

A clock generator produces multiple low-jitter clock signals from a reference clock. The INS8214A is an ultra-low-power clock generator with an integrated fractional-N PLL. It supports multiple reference input types and multiple clock outputs, providing clocking solutions for high-speed systems such as PCIe and Ethernet applications.

IEEE1588v2 is a protocol standard that provides precise clock synchronization through network measurement and control system, and adopts PTP (Precision Time Protocol). Its accuracy can reach nanosecond level.

The clock module integrates crystal oscillator and compensation algorithm. It refers to the external clock source, tames the local clock, quickly synchronizes the frequency and phase, and enters the hold mode after the reference source is lost.

DP series timing server supports multi-mode, high-precision, fast tracking and locking. The product is suitable for indoor, outdoor, master clock, slave clock, boundary clock and other different application scenarios.