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GPS Time Backup for Power Industry

John LoweRadio Station ManagerNIST Time & FrequencyDivision

WWV Ft. Collins, CO.

WWVH Kauai, HA.

WWV/WWVHProvided Syntonization

Frequency Calibration

• Standard Carrier Frequencies • 2.5, 5, 10, 15, 20 & 25 MHz • @10 kW radiated power on 5, 10, and 15 MHz• @2.5 kW radiated on 2.5, 20 and 25 MHz

WWV/WWVH Reception

Transmit

Ground/surface

E

FMultiple-hop1FL

1FH

2FL1EL

Receive

WWV/WWVH Reception

Transmit

Ground/surface

E

FMultiple-hop1FL

1FH

2FL1EL

Receive

Frequency stability 1 x 10-9

Time Synchronization 1mS

WWVBProvided Syntonization

Frequency Calibration

• Standard Carrier Frequency • 60 KHz• @70 kW radiated power (upgraded in 99’)

WWVB

Electron Content Diurnal Maps

Sunset Greenbelt, MD Sunset Boulder, CO

SunriseBoulder, CO

Time (UTC)

Sunset Greenbelt, MD

Sunrise Boulder, CO Sunrise

Greenbelt, MD

Sunset Boulder, CO

12

00

Sunrise Greenbelt, MD 0

60

0

00

00

18

00

12

00

06

00

00

00

June

3

June

4

June

5

50 µsec

WWVB in terms of WWV Controlling

Oscillator June 3,4, & 5 Slope +1µsec/24 hrs. (1800-1800 UT)WWVB 10 10 x 10N pts above WWV

Frequency stability 1 x 10-11

Time Synchronization 100 uS (?)1 x 10-12 With averaging

Power Grid Application Timing Needs

Application Need

General Purpose < ±100 ms

Time-Stamping SCADA and Operational Data Logs < ±1 ms

Substation Monitoring e.g. phasor measurement units (PMUs)(IRIG-B Replacement Applications with a local PTP grandmaster )

< ±1 μs

Extended distance applications(fault detection, transient suppression)

< ±1 μs

Power Grid Application Timing Needs

Application Need

General Purpose < ±100 ms

Time-Stamping SCADA and Operational Data Logs < ±1 ms

Substation Monitoring e.g. phasor measurement units (PMUs)(IRIG-B Replacement Applications with a local PTP grandmaster )

< ±1 μs

Extended distance applications(fault detection, transient suppression)

< ±1 μs

What GPS gives you!

Proposed SolutionTo Backup GPS

Proposed Solution

Internet Connected“Radio Common View”

Radio KNITKnowledgeable Networked

Integrated Time

To Backup GPS

Proposed Solution

Internet Connected“Radio Common View”

Radio KNITKnowledgeable Networked

Integrated Time

To Backup GPS

Proposed Solution

Pinch Hitting for GPSRadio KNIT

Knowledgeable Networked Integrated Time

Backing up GPS “time” by knitting together:-NIST radio station signals-Common View algorithms-Smart Internet connectivity

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

Local clock

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

KNITting

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

KNITting

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

FieldReceiver

FieldReceiver

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

New Type Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

AddBetterClock

New Type Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Atomic clock InternetConnection

AnAtomicClock

New Type Receiver

Monitoring Station

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Atomic clock InternetConnection

AnAtomicClock

Monitoring Station

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Atomic clock InternetConnection

FieldReceiver

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

MonitorStation

MonitorStation

MonitorStation

MonitorStation

MonitorStation

MonitorStation

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

Good Clock

Wants to beA Good ClockWithout GPS

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

WWVB

WWVH

WWV

CHU

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

WWVB

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

WWVB

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

WWVB

GPS

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

WWVB InternetConnection

GPS

Monitoring Station

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Atomic clock InternetConnection

Monitoring Station

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Atomic clock InternetConnection

PostsPathDelay

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

ComparesTo Field

Path Delay

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

ComparesTo Field

Path Delay=- ε

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

WWVB ε

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

ComparesTo Field

Path Delay

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

ComparesTo Field

Path Delay

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

ComparesTo Field

Path Delay

_ =Corrects

Local ClockCommon View ε

Field Receiver

GPSAntenna

NISTRadio Station

Antenna

Local clock InternetConnection

ReadsMonitor’s

PathDelay

ComparesTo Field

Path Delay

_ =Corrects

Local ClockCommon View ε

Maintains Synch

Monitoring Station ClockWe want a clock that can hold <1 µs timing accuracy for >7 days…

A synchrophasor is defined as the magnitude and angle of a cosine signal as referenced to an absolute point in time.

FieldReceiver

MonitorStation

How Far?

10 100Distance of WWVB Receiver relative to Reference [Miles]

10.0

1.0

0.1

RM

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renti

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imin

g E

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r (U

nm

od

eled

) [u

s]Differential WWVB Error (over 24 hrs) as a function of Distance

from Reference Receiver (Maryland)

How Far?North/SouthEast/West

Joint Proposal

Other thingsNIST is working on…

GPSAll in View

GPSAll in View

NISTDisciplinedOscillator

NISTDisciplinedOscillator

Frequency stability 5 x 10-14

Time Synchronization 10 nS

NISTDisciplinedOscillator

FMASFrequency Measure& Analysis Service

TMASTime Measure& Analysis Service

SIMSistema Interamericano de Metrologia(SIM). This time scale, known as the SIM timescale, or SIMT, was developed to complementthe official world time scale,

Coordinated Universal Time

Frequency stability 5 x 10-14

Time Synchronization 10 nS

NISTDisciplinedOscillator

AlsoPrecision Time Protocol

Setup

Setup

Precision Time Protocol

Average Time Offset

13.6 us

Specification forLTE 1.5 us

Ideally: < 1 us

Calibratethe Client

Specification forLTE 1.5 us

Ideally: < 1 us

Calibratethe Client

300 nS RMS

Average Time Offset

13.6 us

Chip-scale Atomic Clocks

Chip-scale Atomic Clocks

1 mm

Passively Pumped Design:

Actively Pumped Prototype:

MEMS Beam-Clock Design:

Monitoring Station Clock<1 µs timing error over a week and 1×10-12 fundamental accuracy

NIST-on-a-Chip

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