RTK GNSS as an accurate clock

Hi all,

I need guidance selecting a Sparkfun product.

The project I’m trying to develop is a portable astronomical clock. It needs to display time in a number of standards and a reasonably accurate position (~ 1 m). It also needs to provide an electronic timestamp accurate to ~ 10^-9 s or better to record with observations output from an SDR device.

I’m thinking about a Raspberry Pi 5 hat with a RTK base GNSS reciever but very open to other solutions, it will need to process the GNSS signals and apply corrections quickly – it would be good if it could match or exceed the speed of a Raspberry Pi 5 (2.4 GHz) but I am expecting to have to correct for processing time. It needs to have a parallel interface.

Any advice would be much appreciated.

Very best regards,
Malcolmc.

This F9T looks like our best offering for ya
Here’s the hookup guide to get an overview of its operation