Lines Matching defs:clock

25  * A class containing a GPS clock timestamp.
26 * It represents a measurement of the GPS receiver's clock.
81 public void set(GpsClock clock) {
82 mFlags = clock.mFlags;
83 mLeapSecond = clock.mLeapSecond;
84 mType = clock.mType;
85 mTimeInNs = clock.mTimeInNs;
86 mTimeUncertaintyInNs = clock.mTimeUncertaintyInNs;
87 mFullBiasInNs = clock.mFullBiasInNs;
88 mBiasInNs = clock.mBiasInNs;
89 mBiasUncertaintyInNs = clock.mBiasUncertaintyInNs;
90 mDriftInNsPerSec = clock.mDriftInNsPerSec;
91 mDriftUncertaintyInNsPerSec = clock.mDriftUncertaintyInNsPerSec;
150 * Gets the leap second associated with the clock's time.
161 * Sets the leap second associated with the clock's time.
169 * Resets the leap second associated with the clock's time.
177 * Gets the GPS receiver internal clock value in nanoseconds.
178 * This can be either the 'local hardware clock' value ({@link #TYPE_LOCAL_HW_TIME}), or the
182 * For 'local hardware clock' this value is expected to be monotonically increasing during the
198 * Sets the GPS receiver internal clock in nanoseconds.
212 * Gets the clock's time Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
222 * Sets the clock's Time Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
230 * Resets the clock's Time Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
245 * Gets the difference between hardware clock ({@link #getTimeInNs()}) inside GPS receiver and
249 * the clock for GPS time.
286 * Gets the clock's sub-nanosecond bias.
304 * Resets the clock's Bias in nanoseconds.
319 * Gets the clock's Bias Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
328 * Sets the clock's Bias Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
336 * Resets the clock's Bias Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds.
351 * Gets the clock's Drift in nanoseconds per second.
362 * Sets the clock's Drift in nanoseconds per second.
370 * Resets the clock's Drift in nanoseconds per second.
385 * Gets the clock's Drift Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds per second.
394 * Sets the clock's Drift Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds per second.
402 * Resets the clock's Drift Uncertainty (1-Sigma) in nanoseconds per second.