Time-Slotted Channel Hopping from the IEEE 802.15. 4-2015 standard requires that network
nodes are tightly time-synchronized. Existing implementations of TSCH on embedded …

Abstract Time Slotted Channel Hopping (TSCH) enables highly reliable and ultra-low power
wireless networking, and is at the heart of multiple industrial standards. It has become the de …

Time Synchronized Channel Hopping (TSCH) is a technique known to efficiently combat
external interference and multi-path fading. TSCH is at the heart of industrial low-power …

Variable latencies due to communication delays or system noise is the central challenge
faced by time-keeping algorithms when synchronizing over the network. Using extensive …

Tight synchronization timing is expected to play a crucial role for the realization of emerging
Internet of Things (IoT) high value real-time applications such as smart transportation and …

In this paper we show how to use a computer processor's time stamp counter register to
provide a precise and stable time reference, via a high-precision relative clock …

Packet-based clock synchronization protocols, such as IEEE 1588, depend on the quality of
the timestamps taken at the reception and transmission of packets. As software-based …

The most recent version of the IEEE 802.11 standard, 802.11-2012 has extended the means
of clock synchronization for wireless LANs. One of the mechanisms in the standard is called …

Time synchronisation is crucial for distributed systems, and particularly for Wireless Sensor
Networks (WSNs), where each node is executing concurrent operations to achieve a real …

As the Internet is shifting towards a reliable QoS-aware network, accurately synchronized
clocks distributed on the Internet are becoming more significant. The network time protocol …