A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances

Abstract Allan variances and its related methods are commonly used to analyse a sequence of data in the time domain to measure frequency stability of oscillators. It allows for a determination of noise type as a function of the averaging time. This method is one of the most popular for identifying d...

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Main Authors: Kamil Maciuk, Jacek Kudrys, Mohammad Bagherbandi, Igor V. Bezmenov
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: SpringerOpen 2020-12-01
Series:Earth, Planets and Space
Subjects:
GPS
Online Access:https://doi.org/10.1186/s40623-020-01328-6
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spelling doaj-b9c7f45085664646948deb0883c1c4a22020-12-13T12:38:55ZengSpringerOpenEarth, Planets and Space1880-59812020-12-017211410.1186/s40623-020-01328-6A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variancesKamil Maciuk0Jacek Kudrys1Mohammad Bagherbandi2Igor V. Bezmenov3Faculty of Mining Surveying and Environmental Engineering, AGH University of Science and TechnologyFaculty of Mining Surveying and Environmental Engineering, AGH University of Science and TechnologyFaculty of Engineering and Sustainable Development, University of GävleVNIIFTRIAbstract Allan variances and its related methods are commonly used to analyse a sequence of data in the time domain to measure frequency stability of oscillators. It allows for a determination of noise type as a function of the averaging time. This method is one of the most popular for identifying different noise types in the sensors data, and it is usually used for a wide range of studies on the stability of oscillators or atomic clocks. In this paper, the authors propose their own algorithm for a qualitative and quantitative expression of noise type using Allan and related variation. The methods currently used allow for the determination of the noise type graphically only, without quantifying the type and percentages for each of the integration steps. Our study allows for a numerical interpretation of the Allan (and related) variances data. A numerical example of the described method is based on GPS satellite clock corrections for 1825–2086 GPS Week (5 years) based on daily 30-s sampling interval products.https://doi.org/10.1186/s40623-020-01328-6Allan deviationClock analysisGPSGNSSNoises
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author Kamil Maciuk
Jacek Kudrys
Mohammad Bagherbandi
Igor V. Bezmenov
spellingShingle Kamil Maciuk
Jacek Kudrys
Mohammad Bagherbandi
Igor V. Bezmenov
A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances
Earth, Planets and Space
Allan deviation
Clock analysis
GPS
GNSS
Noises
author_facet Kamil Maciuk
Jacek Kudrys
Mohammad Bagherbandi
Igor V. Bezmenov
author_sort Kamil Maciuk
title A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances
title_short A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances
title_full A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances
title_fullStr A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances
title_full_unstemmed A new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in Allan (and related) variances
title_sort new method for quantitative and qualitative representation of the noises type in allan (and related) variances
publisher SpringerOpen
series Earth, Planets and Space
issn 1880-5981
publishDate 2020-12-01
description Abstract Allan variances and its related methods are commonly used to analyse a sequence of data in the time domain to measure frequency stability of oscillators. It allows for a determination of noise type as a function of the averaging time. This method is one of the most popular for identifying different noise types in the sensors data, and it is usually used for a wide range of studies on the stability of oscillators or atomic clocks. In this paper, the authors propose their own algorithm for a qualitative and quantitative expression of noise type using Allan and related variation. The methods currently used allow for the determination of the noise type graphically only, without quantifying the type and percentages for each of the integration steps. Our study allows for a numerical interpretation of the Allan (and related) variances data. A numerical example of the described method is based on GPS satellite clock corrections for 1825–2086 GPS Week (5 years) based on daily 30-s sampling interval products.
topic Allan deviation
Clock analysis
GPS
GNSS
Noises
url https://doi.org/10.1186/s40623-020-01328-6
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