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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
May. 26, 2009
Filed:
Nov. 13, 2006
Tomasz Celinski, Elizabeth Bay, AU;
Peter Celinski, Bangor, AU;
Stuart Bryce, Crows Nest, AU;
Max Gordon Ramsay, Balmain, AU;
Adam J. Kent, Lilyfield, AU;
Adam Kaczynski, Quakers Hill, AU;
Tomasz Celinski, Elizabeth Bay, AU;
Peter Celinski, Bangor, AU;
Stuart Bryce, Crows Nest, AU;
Max Gordon Ramsay, Balmain, AU;
Adam J. Kent, Lilyfield, AU;
Adam Kaczynski, Quakers Hill, AU;
Avega Systems Pty Ltd, McMahons Point, NSW, AU;
Abstract
A method of keeping global time in a wireless network, the method comprising the steps of: using a first 802.11 chip set to read a Time Synchronization Function (TSF) to provide an initial time base; using an interconnected clock control circuit to read the TSF time directly from the 802.11 chip set and to implement a local clock based on time values read from the TSF function.