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datatrak:signal [2020/05/31 11:30] – ↷ Links adapted because of a move operation philpemdatatrak:signal [2020/05/31 13:04] – [Overall signal structure] philpem
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-====== The Datatrak signal ======+====== Datatrak signal -- technical details ======
  
 At the top level, the Datatrak signal consists of //sync data// and a series of time-multiplexed //navigation slots//. Each transmitter is assigned one or more //slots//, which are either //master slots// (the transmitter generates the slot without a reference) or //slave slots// (synchronised to a master slot). At the top level, the Datatrak signal consists of //sync data// and a series of time-multiplexed //navigation slots//. Each transmitter is assigned one or more //slots//, which are either //master slots// (the transmitter generates the slot without a reference) or //slave slots// (synchronised to a master slot).
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 A cycle takes the following form: A cycle takes the following form:
  
-:!: insert timing diagram+^  $F_1$  |  Sync and timing    1..8  |  9..16  |  Sync and timing  |   1..8    17..24 
 +^  $F_2$  |  Sync and timing  |  9..16  |   1..8  |  Sync and timing  |  17..24  |   1..8   |
  
-Chain 2 timing is the sameexcept the sync data is sent on $F_2$.+Chain 1's master provides the $F_1$ sync and timingwhile chain 2's master provides the sync and timing for $F_2$.
  
  
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