Our backhauls incorporate
concatenation for timely
small packet delivery. Networking protocols like CSMA/CA don’t transport small and time sensitive packets well. The concatenation engine aggregates small packets into a larger packet for more efficient delivery. This aggregation takes place every 5-10 milliseconds.
USAF tests show overall latency is less than 10 ms + 1 ms per hop over a 4 hop network. Jitter
< 1 ms.
Figure 1a (left): Latency for 36 simultaneous VOIP
calls over a 4 hop Mesh running VOIP Concatenation
Figure 1b (right): Jitter for 36 simultaneous
VOIP calls over a 4 hop Mesh running VOIP Concatenation
M2M
Extensions For Industrial Internet of Things (IOT)
With deterministic jitter and
latency in place, accurate estimates are computed on the
"round trip" delay from wireless end devices to cloud and
back. This information, computed periodically, is available to
applications
resident on the mesh nodes.
Machine to Machine (M2M) communications -- like VOIP
packets-- are typically terse and preferably isochronous.
Applications access current jitter and
latency for available routes. This helps determine optimal shuttle schedules for
their M2M messages.
Related to
Concatenation Engine (For VOIP test cases)