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* Crystal, OCXO and rubidium-based frequency counters and timers
* Frequency references (OCXO and rubidium based, stand-alone as well as GPS disciplined)
* Reference frequency distribution systems (coaxial and optical)
* Instruments for measuring the stability of synchronization clocksng the stability of synchronization clocks
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