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Master ProjectImplementation and Performance Analysis of Precision Time Protocol on

Linux based System-On-Chip Platform

Mudassar Ahmed(Matr.Nr. 927837)

MSc. Information EngineeringKiel University of Applied Sciences

May, 2018

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Outline

1 IntroductionWhy Time Synchronization ?Available Solutions/ProtocolsWhy this Project?

2 MethodologyTools and TechnologiesEstablishing Test EnvironmentTest Case scenariosData Collections and Presentation

3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


IntroductionWhy Time Synchronization ?

Time Critical Actions

Distributed Computing.

Some financial services require highly accurate timekeeping by law.

Scheduled operations.

Logging.

Power system protection

Control and automation

Data communication applications utilizing an Ethernetcommunications architecture.


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


IntroductionAvailable Solutions/Protocols

NTP.

GPS.

TTP and SERCOS:.

Precision Time Protocol (PTP-1588).

*Self-Organizing ,**Sub-Microsecond level accuracy, ***Hardware assisted (Optional).


IntroductionAvailable Solutions/Protocols

NTP.

GPS.

TTP and SERCOS:.

Precision Time Protocol (PTP-1588). *Self-Organizing ,**Sub-Microsecond level accuracy, ***Hardware assisted (Optional).


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


IntroductionWhy this Project?

Enabling Hardware timestamping capabilities of BeagleBone Black

Analyzing the behavior of PTP implementation, with simulated load.

Analysis of precision uncertainty.

Maximum attainable accuracy.


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


MethodologyTools and Technologies

LinuxPTP (ptp4l, pmc and phy2sys).

stress-ng.

iPerf.

Matlab.

Beaglebone Black (SoC Platform).

Supports Hardware Assisted PTPImplementation.


MethodologyTools and Technologies

LinuxPTP (ptp4l, pmc and phy2sys).

stress-ng.

iPerf.

Matlab.

Beaglebone Black (SoC Platform). Supports Hardware Assisted PTPImplementation.


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


MethodologyEstablishing Test Environment

Configuring a Linux kernel with PTP related options( CONFIG PPS and PTP 1588 CLOCK).

Installing and Configuring necessary tools.LinuxPTPStress-ngiPerfMatlab


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


MethodologyTest Case scenarios

Software Timestamping.

Hardware Timestamping.

Comparison of Software and Hardware based Synchronization.

Hardware Assisted Time Synchronization under CPU Load.

Hardware Assisted Time Synchronization under I/O Load.

Hardware Assisted Time Synchronization under Network Load.


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3 Results/Demo

4 Summary

5 References


MethodologyData Collection and Presentation(Test Sheet)


MethodologyData Collection and Presentation (Log File)


MethodologyData Collection and Presentation (Matlab Workspace)


MethodologyData Collection and Presentation (Data Presentation)


Results/DemoSoftware Timestamping based Time Synchronization

Time (sec)

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Results/DemoHardware Timestamping based Time Synchronization (Multiple Slaves)

Time (sec)

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Results/DemoHardware Timestamping based Time Synchronization (Single Slave)

Time (sec)

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Results/DemoComparison of Hardware and Software based Time Synchronization

Time(sec)

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Results/DemoHardware Assisted Time Synchronization under CPU Load

Time (sec)

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Results/DemoHardware Assisted Time Synchronization under I/O Load

Time (sec)

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Results/DemoHardware Assisted Time Synchronization under Network Load

Time (sec)

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Slave 1

Slave 2 (1Mb)

Slave 3 (5 Mb)

Slave 4 (10 Mb)

Slave 5 (20 Mb)

Slave 6 (50 Mb)


Summary

In Software only solutions,the average offset of slave clocks remainedbetween ± 0.5ms

In Hardware based implementations, the accuracy of ± 200ns wasfrequently achieved.

In load case scenarios, apparently network traffic based tests showedsome considerable effects.


References I

IEEE Std 1588 -2008 (Revision of IEEE Std 1588-2002) .IEEE Standard for a Precision Clock Synchronization Protocol forNetworked Measurement and Control Systems.IM - IEEE Instrumentation and Measurement Society, 2008.

Kendall Correll, Nick Barendt and Michael Branicky .Design Considerations for Software Only Implementations of the IEEE1588 Precision Time Protocol.IEEE 1588 Conference, Zurich, October 2005.

Patrick Ohly, David N. Lombard, Kevin B. Stanton.Hardware Assisted Precision Time Protocol.Design and case study.LCI International Conference on High-Performance ClusteredComputing, 2008.


References II

Richard Cochran and Cristian Marinescu .Design and Implementation of a PTP Clock Infrastructure for theLinux Kernel.International IEEE Symposium , 116-121, 2010.

Richard Cochran, Cristian Marinescu and Christian Riesch .Synchronizing the Linux System Time to a PTP Hardware Clock.IPrecision Clock Synchronization for Measurement Control andCommunication (ISPCS), 2011 International IEEE Symposium on12-16 Sept. 2011,.


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