@proceedings{bibcite_356,
  author = {Aidan Montare},
  title = {SDRs in Time and Frequency Metrology},
  abstract = {What piece of equipment do an Ytterbium optical clock lab and an amateur radio operator{\textquoteright}s station have in common? One likely candidate is the software-defined radio. Identical SDR hardware has found equal popularity among those making precision measurements and those trying to catch the rarest DX stations. I present several examples of time and frequency measurements using SDRs, and how those techniques relate to amateur radio use cases. After a few detours into ongoing work using SDRs at NIST, I show how SDR measurements can answer time and frequency questions related to HamSCI projects.},
  year = {2023},
  journal = {HamSCI Workshop 2023},
  month = {03/2023},
  publisher = {HamSCI},
  address = {Scranton, PA},
  language = {eng},
}