The Department of Defense has awarded quantum technology firm Infleqtion an $11 million contract to help it speed up the ...

There are 24 satellites in the GPS system each with 4 atomic clock sources (Rubidium or Cesium). A GPS receiver locks onto satellites, receiving a chirp from each that includes a time stamp from ...

The ESP8266 combines the timestamp from the GPS messages and the PPS signal to synchronize itself with the atomic clock aboard the orbiting satellite. To prevent the system from drifting too far ...

"The deep space atomic clock's design should gain or lose less ... the weather by interrogating the way radio signals from GPS satellites are affected as they pass through the atmosphere.

instruments and GPS modules are radio-navigational devices that provide accurate position information about objects on Earth, based on information from orbiting satellites. Equipped with rubidium ...

The atomic clocks found in GPS satellites use the element rubidium, while more accurate atomic clocks use cesium, which has about 2,300 times less daily drift compared to a wristwatch. But DSAC's ...

Atomic clocks, such as those used on the Global Navigation Satellite System network ... The work is published in the journal GPS Solutions. COMPASSO hopes to surpass them all.

The $11 million GPS contract the DoD just awarded went to a company that’s all about quantum technology, Infleqtion. The secret technological sauce that makes GPS work is actually super-accurate ...