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Our synchronization condition is stated elegantly as the existence of solution for a system of linear equations, of which one best existing synchronization condition is a special sufficient condition case.
In what follows, four related existing synchronization protocols are described.
Noticeably, many existing synchronization settings can be regarded as special cases of the present synchronization framework.
The scheme of combination synchronization is an improvement and extension of the existing synchronization schemes in the literature.
Finally, the survey provides a valuable framework by which designers can compare new and existing synchronization protocols.
An overview of existing synchronization techniques together with a sound summary of the general requirements for uplink synchronization can be found in [10].
This paper mainly investigates adaptive generalized function projective synchronization of two different uncertain chaotic systems, which is a further extension of many existing projection synchronization schemes, such as modified projection synchronization, function projective synchronization and so on.
The results in the MV grid highlight the trade-off existing between synchronization accuracy and availability: the synchronization accuracy over MV Broadband Power Line (BPL) links decreases from 20 ms to 50 ms when a more reliable architecture, from the point of view of time synchronization, is used.
Unlike existing nongated synchronization approaches where slices are synchronized to neighboring slices and errors may accumulate with each round of synchronization, in the STAR method, there is no accumulation of the error since all slices are synchronized to the same signal.
Other existing CFO synchronization methods are presented in "Previous OFDMA synchronization schemes" section.
This paper surveys and evaluates existing clock synchronization protocols based on a palette of factors like precision, accuracy, cost, and complexity.
