Space clocks for navigation satellites

Busca, G.; Frelechoz, C.; Wang, Q.; Merino, Mario; Hugentobler, Urs; Dach, Rolf; Dudle, G.; Graglia, G.; Luongo, F.; Rochat, P.; Droz, F.; Mosset, P.; Emma, F.; Hahn, Jörg

doi:10.1109/freq.2003.1275083

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Space clocks for navigation satellites

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Analysis on Factors Influencing Frequency Drift of Rubidium Clocks for Satellite Navigation

Analysis on Factors Influencing Frequency Drift of Rubidium Clocks for Satellite Navigation

An Introduction to Satellite Based Atomic Frequency Standards

A research on high-precision time-synchronization and ranging system between satellites

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