Clocks that drift
When GNSS drops out, holdover decides how long you stay in tolerance. Some servers manage days, others only minutes.
Telecoms, energy, finance and broadcast systems take their time from GNSS, often without anyone realising. We help you find those dependencies and stay on time without it.
WHERE GNSS BITES
When GNSS drops out, holdover decides how long you stay in tolerance. Some servers manage days, others only minutes.
Time reaches systems through several hops, so one roof antenna can sit underneath a whole network.
A spoofed receiver can shift time slowly enough that nothing alarms, then cause errors everywhere at once.
HOW WE HELP
SAMPLE REPORT
A sample report for each service, written for a fictional system: structure, findings format and recommendations. Illustrative data.
Download sample PDFFAQ
Yes. Holdover and interference tests can be run on your equipment, on site or in a lab set-up.
SERVICES
We map every system that depends on GNSS, including suppliers, and give you a costed roadmap.
Independent simulation and test campaigns that show how your positioning really holds up.
Tell us what takes time from GNSS today. You’ll get a reply within two working days.
dan@bearingandfix.co.uk