@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ We test a packet that is 70 Bytes long - 560 bits and a packet that is 7 bytes l
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@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ We test a packet that is 70 Bytes long - 560 bits and a packet that is 7 bytes l
Results are as follows. The expected T_message is simply (bits/packet)/bitrate - any additional message time is due to system design and implementation. Critically, UART uses a start and stop bit, per byte.
Results are as follows. The expected T_message is simply (bits/packet)/bitrate - any additional message time is due to system design and implementation. Critically, UART uses a start and stop bit, per byte.