Low-jitter GPS-locked precision frequency reference
400 Hz to 810 MHz output mini version


This device outputs low-jitter reference clock frequency-locked to GPS signal.

Long term stability of output signal is defined by high accuracy of GPS Caesium references and approaches 1x10-12.

Short term signal quality is defined by internal TCXO clock source providing high-quality, low phase noise clock signal with sub-picosecond RMS jitter.

Digital PLL allows main output reference frequency to have almost any value between 400Hz and 810MHz.

Output signal is a square wave at 3.3V CMOS levels with 50 Ohms characteristic impedance. Output drive level can be adjusted.

The device comes with an active GPS antenna with magnetic base.

Output power level (measured at 10MHz, fundamental power channel):
+10.3dBm, drive setting 32mA
+9.9dBm, drive setting 24mA
+9.0dBm, drive setting 16mA
+6.4dBm, drive setting 8mA
Typical phase noise at 10MHz output:

-70 dBc/Hz at 1 Hz
-100 dBc/Hz at 10 Hz
-125 dBc/Hz at 100 Hz
-145 dBc/Hz at 1 kHz
-150 dBc/Hz at 10 kHz
-153 dBc/Hz at 100 kHz
-155 dBc/Hz at 1 MHz

Power draw through 5V USB is 250mA
Operation requires presence of GPS signal, however temporary loss will be tolerated seamlessly. Active or passive antennas are supported. An active antenna with 5 metre cable is provided with the device but can be substituted if necessary. GPS acquisition time after power-up is around 30 seconds. If GPS signal is lost, digital PLL will maintains best estimated output frequency based on historical data. On reacquisition of GPS lock, output is seamlessly brought back in sync with GPS reference. Entry and exit of frequency hold is glitch-less.

All frequency and output settings are fully user-configurable via USB connection from Windows PC.

GPS clock can be powered via mini USB connector from a PC, USB phone charger or USB power bank. USB connection to Windows PC is required only for one-off configuration. All settings are stored inside the device and maintain values when off. The SMA antenna connector voltage is 3.3V. Most active antennas work on a wide range - 2.5v to 5v because they have analogue LNA inside that is not sensitive to power level.

Examples of use include:
 10.000MHz, 1.000MHz or other frequency reference for lab equipment and instrumentation
 reference for transmitter equipment - HAM equipment, propagation beacons, frequency markers, VHF, UHF and microwave converters.
 reference for receiving equipment, RTL SDRs (28.8MHz) and band scanners
 calibration source for radio receivers
 master clock for audio and video equipment, DACs and studio recording gear

Configuration Software - Click Here to Download

MacOS Configuration Software is available for free at the App Store




Mini Precision GPS Reference Clock

  • Product Code: LBOD-301-Q10-MINI
  • Availability: 972
  • £109.99

  • Ex Tax: £91.66

Related Products

GPS Base Antenna with mount

GPS Base Antenna with mount

Active GPS BaseAntenna with built in LNA & SAW Filter. Supplied with 10 or 30 meters of RG58 ter..

£47.99 Ex Tax: £39.99

LeoNTP  Time Server 1200

LeoNTP Time Server 1200

Buy direct from us or via one of our resellers here: LeoNTP Time Server 1200 is a Stratum 1 Mas..

£600.00 Ex Tax: £500.00

GPS Antenna Signal Splitter with SMA

GPS Antenna Signal Splitter with SMA

GPS Antenna Signal SplitterProduct OverviewGPS L1 - L5, GLONASS, Galileo splitterLow Insertion Loss ..

£119.99 Ex Tax: £99.99

Tags: Mini Precision GPS Reference Clock