Oscilloquartz, a division of Adtran, is a pioneering developer of network synchronization technology and assured positioning, navigation and timing (PNT) solutions that secure defense systems and critical network infrastructure against GPS/GNSS vulnerabilities and cyberattacks.
Our aPNT+™ product portfolio enables the creation of assured PNT architectures that exceed the highest levels of resiliency set out in the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Resilient PNT Conformance Framework and IEEE P1952 PNT standard. Built to provide military-grade security and protection, these cutting-edge solutions guarantee the secure delivery of PNT data for communications, navigation, weapons guidance systems and more.



provide precise timing that always remains operational even during extended GPS and GNSS outages. Delivering unmatched accuracy and stability, they maintain synchronization and operational effectiveness for military communications, navigation and electronic warfare, reinforcing defense readiness against a wide variety of modern-day threats.
The OSA 5422 advanced PTP grandmaster clock and NTP server can be seamlessly integrated into a wide variety of defense infrastructure. Offering high-end quartz and rubidium oscillator options, they efficiently distribute timing all the way from the network edge, ensuring that base station clocks and other time-critical applications precisely track their master.
The OSA 5401 Series combines PTP grandmaster clock, NTP server and GNSS receiver functionality into a single highly efficient small form-factor pluggable (SFP) device with the most compact footprint on the market. Ideal for deployment in SWaP (size, weight and power)-restricted applications, it provides robust network synchronization without compromising on security or functionality.
Our OSA 3350 super-enhanced primary reference clocks (SePRCs) utilize state-of-the-art optical pumping cesium technology to provide unprecedented levels of accuracy for mission-critical military and defense timing infrastructures such as communication networks.

