GnssClock.DriftNanosPerSecond Property
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Gets the clock's Drift in nanoseconds per second.
public double DriftNanosPerSecond { [Android.Runtime.Register("getDriftNanosPerSecond", "()D", "", ApiSince=24)] get; }[<get: Android.Runtime.Register("getDriftNanosPerSecond", "()D", "", ApiSince=24)>]
member this.DriftNanosPerSecond : doubleProperty Value
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Gets the clock's Drift in nanoseconds per second.
This value is the instantaneous time-derivative of the value provided by #getBiasNanos().
A positive value indicates that the frequency is higher than the nominal (e.g. GPS master clock) frequency. The error estimate for this reported drift is #getDriftUncertaintyNanosPerSecond().
The value is only available if #hasDriftNanosPerSecond() is true.
Java documentation for android.location.GnssClock.getDriftNanosPerSecond().
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