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Dario Lombardo dario.lombardo at libero.itOn Tue, Jul 3, 2012 at 1:44 PM, Sylvain Munaut <246tnt at gmail.com> wrote: >> In some past post of the ML, I've read that someone was trying to get >> the GSM 10MHz clock reference from the motorola phones. >> This aimed at feeding usrp with a stable reference, if I'm not wrong. >> Anything new this side? This would be extremely useful if GPS signal >> can't be got but GSM cell can. > > 1) It's not 10 MHz but 26 MHz Mmm... but the front panel of usrp is fed by 10 MHz/1pps... isn't it? > 2) Yes it works, but you can't feed the USRP directly, you need to > multiply it by 2 (using a PLL chip) to get 52 MHz for the USRP. Can you provide some link to read something about it? Don't you think that this way could be much more preferrable than the GPS way, if USRP is under GSM coverage? I mean: the clock from GSM is next to us... why just don't use it? Probably there's something I'm missing, since this approach is much less used than GPS clocking...