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Qué (quién) es OMA (time signal) - definición

CZECH TRANSMITTER STATION

OMA (time signal)         
OMA was the callsign of a Czech time signal station. The station was operated by the Astronomical Institute of Prague and the transmitters were located at RKS Liblice 1.
Greenwich Time Signal         
  • The machine used to generate the pips in 1970
  • Graph of the six pips
SERIES OF SIX SHORT TONES BROADCAST AT ONE-SECOND INTERVALS BY MANY BBC RADIO STATIONS
BBC Pips; BBC pips; Greenwich time signal; Greenwich Pips; Crashing the pips; Greenwich time pips
The Greenwich Time Signal (GTS), popularly known as the pips, is a series of six short tones (or "pips") broadcast at one-second intervals by many BBC Radio stations. The pips were introduced in 1924 and have been generated by the BBC since 1990 to mark the precise start of each hour.
time signal         
  • LF]] [[Radio clock]]
  • LF]] [[radio clock]] receiver, antenna left, receiver right.
  • The [[time ball]] on the roof of [[Greenwich Observatory]], London
  • Advertisement for a telegraph time signal service (1900)
SIGNAL USED AS A REFERENCE TO DETERMINE THE TIME OF DAY
Time Signal; Comparison of time signal radio stations; Radio time signal; Time signal station; Radio time standard; Time service
(time signals)
The time signal is the series of high-pitched sounds that are broadcast at certain times on the radio, for example at exactly one o'clock or exactly six o'clock. (BRIT)
N-COUNT: usu the N in sing

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OMA (time signal)

OMA was the callsign of a Czech time signal station. The station was operated by the Astronomical Institute of Prague and the transmitters were located at RKS Liblice 1.

The station transmitted in the LF band on 50 kHz with a power of 7 kW and in the HF band on 2500 kHz with 1 kW. A reserve LF transmitter was located at Poděbrady.

OMA, which could be also used for synchronizing radio controlled clocks, was shut down in 1995.

OMA time signal transmitter was used to synchronize radio clock. The transmit time protocol was changed multiple times. Periodic service maintenance outages lasted for days. The decoding was done in discrete hardware. Commercial use of OMA time signal was limited by absence of highly integrated receiver and decoding chip.

OMA was synchronized by Cesium Reference clock run by CSAV Czech Academy of Sciences, Kobylisy, Prague. Limited series of secondary 5MHz references with thermostat were manufactured by the institute. The secondary reference employed single transistor crystal oscillator with XF filter. The institute was under keen eye of communist party, dictating the R&D direction. They had there their devoted people. TV broadcasting and high reliability services were synchronized from the Cesium Reference. Today (2020) there are calls to resurrect the transmitter for resilience case. Performance of WWV beacon confirms the importance.