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47c10887
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47c10887
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thodkatz
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* The chosen time format is CUC. The reasons for this selection are the followings:
* 1)It is more flexible from the CSD. The designer is free to decide how much memory will use
* for the time unit and what that time unit will be(seconds, minutes, hours etc.).
* 2)It can use TAI(international atomic time) as reference time scale. So there is no
t
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* 2)It can use TAI(international atomic time) as reference time scale. So there is no need
* to worry about leap seconds(code UTC-based)
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* Note: The implementation of the time formats are in general RTC-dependent. First, we need to
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class
TimeHelper
{
public:
/**
*
Implement
the CUC time format
*
Generate
the CUC time format
*
* @details The CUC time format consists of two main fields: the time code preamble field
* (P-field) and the time specification field(T-field). The P-Field is the metadata for the
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