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TMDSPLCKIT-V3 Ontime Throughput vs Actual Data Throughput

Diego Ballen Cantor
Intellectual 310 points

Good day every one,

I am working with the PLC development kit TMDSPLCKIT-V3. In the intermediate Tool I find the parameters "Ontime Throughput" and "Actual Data Throughput". Could anyone of you please, clarify the difference between the concepts.

Actual data Throughput seems to be the the instantaneous throughput (It changes continuously). Ontime Throughput seems to be the typical throughput which characterizes a PLC standard with a certain modulation (remain constant over time).

Important is to note that the actual data throughput is always smaller than the ontime throughput!

I appreciate your help!


Regards,

Diego Ballen Cantor

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    Guru 20525 points

    Hi, Diego.

    Diego Ballen Cantor said:

    Actual data Throughput seems to be the the instantaneous throughput (It changes continuously). Ontime Throughput seems to be the typical throughput which characterizes a PLC standard with a certain modulation (remain constant over time).

    The first:  it is. The second: rather it is the peak value reached in the current communication session. To be clear I would recommend to monitor this parameter when different communication sessions with different conditions (SNR etc.)

    Regards,

    Igor

  • 0 in reply to Igor Gorbachev
    Intellectual 310 points

    Hi Igor,

    Thank you very much for your answer.

    Regards,

    Diego Ballen Cantor