The invention discloses a cross-domain high-precision
impact-free
leap second processing method which is suitable for all safety-critical systems (including cross-domain scenes of finance,
aerospace,
medical treatment, industry and the like), wherein the
time synchronization error of the safety-critical systems is less than or equal to 1ns and the time continuity is not interrupted. The core scheme is as follows: pre-calibration before
leap second and enabling an initial synchronization error to meet the subsequent calibration requirement, uniformly dividing the total
step number corresponding to a transition period into M (a positive integer greater than or equal to 2) sections, calculating a uniform step length, executing adjustment section by section, dynamically sharing an error (an absolute value of a
delta E section is less than or equal to 0.000001 [mu] s * the
step number of each section), and combining two-way closed-loop calibration (adjusting a
time sequence of related steps). The
total error in the whole process is smaller than or equal to 0.2 ns (preferably smaller than or equal to 0.1 ns), and the step length is not changed suddenly (the difference value of adjacent steps is smaller than or equal to 0.000001 microseconds). The method supports bidirectional compensation and cross-field seamless
adaptation, can meet compliance requirements of different fields without modifying a core scheme, is high in anti-interference capability, low in landing cost and comprehensive in protection range, can effectively prevent various evasion behaviors, and is suitable for various high-precision scenes such as high-frequency transactions,
aerospace navigation, medical surgical robots and the like.