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> > > To: Hojoon Yang < omnibu...@kaist.ac.kr
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ieved), I should change
> the OS in the host PC to low latency linux kernel.
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> Please correct me if I'm wrong. Thanks again!
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> From: Derek Kozel
> To: Hojoon Yang
> CC: usrp-users
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> From: Derek Kozel
> To: Hojoon Yang
> CC: usrp-users
> Sent date: 2018-07-05 22:11:03 GMT +0900 (ROK)
> Subject: Re: [USRP-users] timed transmission LATE issue
> Hello Hojoon,
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> You will have to profile your system to determine the minim
w latency linux kernel.Please correct me if I'm wrong.
Thanks again!
---Original Message---From: Derek Kozel
To: Hojoon Yang CC: usrp-users
Sent date: 2018-07-05 22:11:03 GMT +0900
(ROK)Subject: Re: [USRP-users] timed tra
Hello Hojoon,
You will have to profile your system to determine the minimum delta that
works reliably on your system, as well as choosing a definition for
reliable. Networking stacks nearly always have stochastic delays due to the
various context switches and scheduling issues with transferring da
Hi,I am using USRP X310 with two UBX-160 daughterboards.In my application, I am
using timed transmission, for example,start transmission at
(usrp_get_time_now() + delta)My question is, what is the smallest delta value
that can be successful in the *real world*? Theoretically, the delta can be an
