synchronizing sound cards in a cluster
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Robert G. Brown rgb at phy.duke.eduThu Mar 13 11:32:52 PST 2003
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On Thu, 13 Mar 2003, Jim Lux wrote: > Anybody have any good ideas on how to synchronize the sampling from > multiple sound cards in a cluster using Ethernet as the interconnect. The > application would grab data from the sound card (notionally at 100 > ksamples/second total, for two channels) and do a ton of signal > processing. At some point in the processing, the streams of data need to > be shared between processors (i.e. to do beamforming), and so, needs to be > time registered. > The bandwidth isn't a real challenge here (with, say, 16 processors, that's > only about 32 Mbps total), nor is latency, but synchronization is. > > One can fairly easily synchronize to a millisecond over Ethernet, but this > application needs sync to, at worst, 1 sample time (20 microseconds) > although order of a microsecond would be nice. a) Check out the documentation on http://www.ntp.org/documentation.html.
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