OSA 3300 Series
OSA 3300 Series
OSA 3300 Series
OSA 3300 Series

OSA 3300 Series

High-Performance Optical Caesium Clocks for Advanced Timing and Synchronisation Applications The OSA 3300 Series is a family of next-generation optical caesium clocks engineered for applications that require exceptional timing accuracy and long-term stability. Designed for sectors such as scientific research, space exploration, defence, and metrology, these clocks utilise advanced optical pumping technology to deliver superior performance and extended operational life compared to traditional magnetic caesium clocks. The optional Enhanced Short-Term Unit (ESTU) further improves short-term frequency stability, providing greater precision and reliability for critical synchronisation environments.

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OSA 3300 Series

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OSA 3300 HP

OSA 3300 HP

The OSA 3300 HP delivers significantly higher performance than conventional magnetic caesium clocks, providing an ultra-stable frequency reference through advanced optical pumping technology. It offers exceptional timing accuracy and can be integrated with grandmaster clock solutions to create a high-performance Enhanced Primary Reference Time Clock (ePRTC), meeting strict industry synchronisation standards and supporting demanding timing applications.

OSA 3300 SHP

OSA 3300 SHP

The OSA 3300 SHP is designed for applications requiring the highest levels of precision, stability, and holdover performance. Exceeding the requirements of the ITU-T G.8272 ePRTC specification, it is ideal for metrology laboratories and other mission-critical environments. Featuring an intuitive user interface, seamless integration with existing timing infrastructure, and a 10-year operational lifespan, the OSA 3300 SHP provides reliable synchronisation while reducing dependence on GNSS-based timing sources.

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