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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Requirement SCH2003 is not implemented.
Describe the solution you'd like
SCH shall identify the spacecraft Major Frame Signal as "noisy" when two Major Frame Signals occur consecutively that are separated from the previous Major Frame Signal by less than <PLATFORM_DEFINED, 990> milliseconds (running fast) and/or greater than <PLATFORM_DEFINED, 1010> milliseconds (running slow)
Additional context
Only condition found was: "If we are NOT synchronized to the MET (i.e. - the Minor Frame timer has an acceptable resolution), then the Major Frame signal should only occur in the last slot of the schedule table. If we ARE synchronized to the MET (i.e. - the Minor Frame timer is not as good as we would like), then the Major Frame signal should occur within a window of slots at the end of the table."
Reporter Info
Ariel Adams, MCSG Tech
Checklist (Please check before submitting)
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Requirement SCH2003 is not implemented.
Describe the solution you'd like
SCH shall identify the spacecraft Major Frame Signal as "noisy" when two Major Frame Signals occur consecutively that are separated from the previous Major Frame Signal by less than <PLATFORM_DEFINED, 990> milliseconds (running fast) and/or greater than <PLATFORM_DEFINED, 1010> milliseconds (running slow)
Additional context
Only condition found was: "If we are NOT synchronized to the MET (i.e. - the Minor Frame timer has an acceptable resolution), then the Major Frame signal should only occur in the last slot of the schedule table. If we ARE synchronized to the MET (i.e. - the Minor Frame timer is not as good as we would like), then the Major Frame signal should occur within a window of slots at the end of the table."
Reporter Info
Ariel Adams, MCSG Tech