BITS Clocks
Building Integrated Timing Supply (BITS) is a synchronous Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) signal, used to synchronize communication systems and data networks. This type of signal is a highly reliable and stable source for propagating frequency over wide transmission networks.
3rd Generation BITS
Keep your network running efficiently and reliably regardless of high-speed data, broadband multimedia, wireless and circuit-to-packet convergence. Syncworks can provide the BITS clock equipment best matched to your network space and size. Our 3rd Generation BITS solution will modernize your network. Expand your capabilities using our own Syncworks output panels with the TimeProvider 4100.
Syncworks DS1 expansion panels add 20 T1 outputs.
Transition and Future-Proof Your Legacy Equipment
3rd Generation BITS is the best way to get bring together the best of today’s packet timing equipment and the sturdy legacy gear your network may still rely on.
Two TimeProvider 4100s
The TimeProvider® 4100 is a gateway clock, a new class of synchronization product that accepts multiple inputs from Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), Synchronous Ethernet (SynE), and 1588 PTP Grandmaster Clock and E1/T1 digital transmission links, and distributes timing flows to multiple end points such as base stations. A gateway clock benefits from multiple layers of protection leveraging other assets in the core of the network.
Syncworks Interface Panel
Expands the output capability required for most small to medium-sized networks.
GPS Vulnerability
With the rising threats from all sides, resiliency and redundancy are the keystones to keeping your GPS signal safe and reliable.
TimeProvider® 4100
SSU 2000
Microchip SSU 2000 The SSU 2000 is a stand-alone synchronization device that can accept single or dual clocks. It has a main shelf with 12 slots, including 2 clock slots, 1 communication slot, and 9 slots for either.
The SSU 2000 can receive redundant composite clock reference signals directly from the master BITS clock. It also uses the CC reference input for clock bypass.
TimeHub 5500
TimeHub 5500 The TimeHub 5500, shown in(BITS) redundant timing distribution system for 1.544 Mbps primary rate networks.The system tracks incoming timing references, qualifies the signals against networktiming standards, then filters and distributes up to 140 precise timing signals. TheTimeHub 5500 system is suitable for installation in Network Telecommunication Facilities.
TimeProvider® 1100
TimeProvider 1100 meets small office sync requirements. Your networks are faced with the proliferation of high-speed data, broadband multimedia, wireless, and circuit-to-packet convergence. These forces are rapidly driving the need for high-quality synchronization beyond the network core and into metro and access offices. However, the economics of synchronization and the functional requirements of access offices differ significantly from traditional core offices.
About Syncworks
Syncworks is a the national leader in GPS security. Critical infrastructure in the US is a top priority at the highest level of government. Our mission is to enable, educate, and support efforts to become complaint with celestial and terrestrial GPS systems working together.
Our flagship product, the TimeProvider® 4100, is a gateway clock that accepts multiple inputs from Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS), Synchronous Ethernet (SynE), and IEEE 1588 PTP Grandmaster Clock and E1/T1 digital transmission links.
As of January 1, 2024, we have expanded our Field Services to include Antenna Installation and Entrance Facility Cabling, Legacy Equipment Decom and Traffic Migration, Disposal (hazmat) Services, Radio Commissioning (MW, P-LTE, CBRS), Enterprise Wi-Fi.
For more information, contact sales@syncworks.com or call (904) 280-1234