PTP accuracy measurement comparison between boundary clock and VLAN priority

Horita, Koki; Shiobara, Shota; Okamawari, Takao; Teraoka, Fumio; Kaneko, Kunitake

doi:10.1109/ispcs.2017.8056748

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“…However, GNSS necessitates the use of dedicated antennas, which are prohibitively expensive and difficult to install in each IoT device due to cost and space constraints. PTP is a time synchronization protocol that uses timestamp information imprinted on packets to distribute and synchronize time information in a synchronous network [16]. If high accuracy is required, the timestamp should be imprinted by hardware, and the segment should use a network switch that supports PTP.…”

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Hardware Implementation of MQTT Broker and Precise Time Synchronization Using IoT Devices

Yamamoto

Fukuhara

Nishi

2021

IEEJ Transactions Elec Engng

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In recent years, while internet of things (IoT) devices and cloud computing environments have been penetrated, the increase in communication latency and concentration of traffic caused by data centers has deteriorated the quality of some network services. Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) is a well‐known protocol for exchanging messages between dedicated applications. MQTT employs a publish–subscribe model in which a broker mediates communication between IoT devices and applications. To improve service quality, the processing latency of the broker should be reduced. Moreover, the broker's throughput must be increased. IoT devices, in particular, must maintain a highly accurate time to provide some IoT services. This study proposed hardware implementation of MQTT broker and evaluated the accuracy of an MQTT‐based time synchronization method. The proposed MQTT architecture's hardware resource utilization is also provided. We confirmed that our implementation achieved high throughput, low latency, and low jitter MQTT broker, which satisfies the smart city services for automated drive and power control, which must be less than a few milliseconds. © 2021 Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan. Published by Wiley Periodicals LLC.

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confidence: 99%