IRIG Recorder

The IRIG Recorder App provides a focused solution for capturing IRIG time-code signals and generating timestamped logs for timing-critical experiments and calibration workflows. Target users include test engineers, metrology technicians, researchers, and lab analysts who rely on precise synchronization across multiple devices. The tool supports common IRIG variants (IRIG-B, IRIG-D) and operates with a minimal signal interface to reduce setup time in field and laboratory contexts.
Conceptually, IRIG signals are decoded, aligned to a reference UTC clock, and buffered into structured records. Required inputs include irig_standard (e.g., IRIG-B), sample_rate_hz, duration_seconds, and input_channels. Optional parameters include gps_sync and calibration_offset, along with output_format. Outputs comprise timestamped logs in CSV or JSON, a per-record log, a summary, and status flags. Internally, the process uses edge-detection to locate frame boundaries, applies drift compensation against the reference clock, and records per-sample timing with integrity checks.
Differentiators include web-based accessibility, strict UTC timestamps, and robust export quality. It supports multiple IRIG variants, cross-device synchronization, and auditable records suitable for metrology, QA, and compliance workflows. Common use cases include timing-network validation, correlating experiments across instruments, and producing reproducible records for passive data analysis and field deployments.