Time Transfer Protocol (TTP)

Time Transfer Protocol (TTP) is a method used for accurately synchronizing clocks between different computers or devices over a network. It ensures that all systems share the same time, which is essential for coordinating activities, logging events, and maintaining data consistency. TTP facilitates precise time sharing by exchanging timestamped messages, allowing devices to adjust their clocks accordingly. It is commonly used in environments where synchronization precision is critical, such as financial systems, telecommunications, and scientific experiments. Overall, TTP provides a structured way for multiple systems to maintain consistent and accurate timing across a network.