Thanks for replying.
Yes I am using call Timer.start(TIMER_REPEAT, 100); for data acquisition.

I sample at 100ms until there are 1000 samples stored in the Flash memory(I
write an array of 250 samples four times). So this would take around
100*1000*10^-3 which is equal to 100 secs or approx. 2 minutes.

After 1000 samples are written I stop the timer and call
Timer.start(TIMER_REPEAT,
500); and start reading out each of the samples from the Flash and send each
of them as a radio packet.(I have No constraints on the Reading speed)

So I should start getting these messages after around 2mins, but i get them
after exactly 300-301 secs. Which boils down to 3 samples being sampled
instead of 10.(1000 samples collected in 300 secs means around 3 packets per
second).
I am using Single hop.


Sincerely,
Ragh

On 10/16/07, Michael Schippling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I assume you have something like this driving your data acquisition:
>      call Timer.start(TIMER_REPEAT, 100);
> so you (should) get about 10 sample cycles per second.
>
> Are you then sending one sample per message, or aggregating them in
> a manner like Oscilloscope? When you say "only 3 packets/sec is being
> sampled" it sounds like you are not aggregating, and if not, how do
> you know you're only getting 3 samples/sec?
>
> And according to my, now old, measurements a mica2 system should be
> able to send about 25 messages per second. Are you using a multi-hop
> layout? You (should) be able to put up to 14 2-byte samples into the
> 29 byte message payload and at (lets be conservative, with no hops)
> 20 messages/sec, get 280 samples/sec.
>
> MS
>
> raghavendra a wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am using MICA2 motes with MDA320 sensor boards. In my application I
> > sample analog data at the rate of 10 samples/sec, store the values in
> > the Flash, and then read them sequentially. I do the READ and send the
> > data back to the base at a slower rate since only 3packets/sec can be
> > sent at the most. But I see that only 3packets/sec is being sampled. How
> > can I increase the sampling rate with MICA2 motes?
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks,
> > --
> > Ragh
> >
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