Tom | 18 Jun 2012 04:16
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contiki data transmission speed

 
Hi all
 Whether someone  tested actual transmission speed on contiki , use udp of ipv6 ;
i want know the actual transfor speed of the contiki , i test it , i just get the speed for  4kb/s, however, in this case , the data must be sent directly to the border roouter node which directly connect the pc ,  if the data is a hop , the data will be lost serious ,even more than 90% losted. i donot know why . 
hope for your help . thanks
 
2012-06-18
Tom
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David Kopf | 18 Jun 2012 12:50
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Re: contiki data transmission speed

Many factors will affect data throughput; packet length, radio duty cycling, 
ack time, checksum errors, collisions. The best I have seen with no acks is 
25KB/sec one way. About the hop loss, more details need to be provided.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2012 10:16 PM
To: contiki-developers
Subject: [Contiki-developers] contiki data transmission speed

Hi all
Whether someone  tested actual transmission speed on contiki , use udp of 
ipv6 ;
i want know the actual transfor speed of the contiki , i test it , i just 
get the speed for  4kb/s, however, in this case , the data must be sent 
directly to the border roouter node which directly connect the pc ,  if the 
data is a hop , the data will be lost serious ,even more than 90% losted. i 
donot know why .
hope for your help . thanks 

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Tom | 18 Jun 2012 14:11
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Re: contiki data transmission speed

Thank you for you reply !
I hava a simple description of the test way  i used :
I send the data invoke the function : uip_udp_packet_send(struct uip_udp_coon, const void *data, int
len) ;
and 8 times per second to send for 64bytes to pc;
 i hava 4 nodes , the node1, node2, node3 is data node, send data to pc ;  node4 is border router  ;
if i start nodes(node 1,node2,node3,node4) very close   ,i can collected about 95% of  the data on the
computer , when i put the node1 far, about 500 meters, i have ensured the i can not receive its data. then i
placed the node2  between node1 and border root , i can receive the data  both of  node1 and node2 ,but node1
lost packet above 90%  and node2 also lost packet 60%. i donot know why .
i use cc2530 chip.
thanks for your help 
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Tom
2012-06-18

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Sent:2012-06-18 18:51
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Subject:Re: [Contiki-developers] contiki data transmission speed

Many factors will affect data throughput; packet length, radio duty cycling, 
ack time, checksum errors, collisions. The best I have seen with no acks is 
25KB/sec one way. About the hop loss, more details need to be provided.

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom
Sent: Sunday, June 17, 2012 10:16 PM
To: contiki-developers
Subject: [Contiki-developers] contiki data transmission speed



Hi all
Whether someone  tested actual transmission speed on contiki , use udp of 
ipv6 ;
i want know the actual transfor speed of the contiki , i test it , i just 
get the speed for  4kb/s, however, in this case , the data must be sent 
directly to the border roouter node which directly connect the pc ,  if the 
data is a hop , the data will be lost serious ,even more than 90% losted. i 
donot know why .
hope for your help . thanks 


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David Kopf | 18 Jun 2012 15:20
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Re: contiki data transmission speed

I would try a packet rate of once every second or even 10 seconds to eliminate any possibility of collisions
(other than RPL 
messages? Border router suggests you are using RPL).  Packet loss there would indicate low signal quality.
Then graph the loss as a 
function of rate. 8 times per second with one hop is 16 packets per second, 64 bytes is about 2/3 of a full 4.2
msec packet = 50 
msec, plus 16*0.5 = 8 msec for acks, call it 60 msec of tx time per second. Three data nodes would mean 20% tx
time, getting close 
to where collisions would begin to greatly reduce throughput. Try it with and without the third node (and
make sure the csma is 
working!)

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:11 AM
To: Contiki developer mailing list
Subject: Re: [Contiki-developers] contiki data transmission speed

Thank you for you reply !
I hava a simple description of the test way  i used :
I send the data invoke the function : uip_udp_packet_send(struct uip_udp_coon, const void *data, int
len) ;
and 8 times per second to send for 64bytes to pc;
i hava 4 nodes , the node1, node2, node3 is data node, send data to pc ;  node4 is border router  ;
if i start nodes(node 1,node2,node3,node4) very close   ,i can collected about 95% of  the data on the
computer , when i put the 
node1 far, about 500 meters, i have ensured the i can not receive its data. then i placed the node2  between
node1 and border root , 
i can receive the data  both of  node1 and node2 ,but node1 lost packet above 90%  and node2 also lost packet 60%.
i donot know why 
.
i use cc2530 chip.
thanks for your help

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Tom | 19 Jun 2012 04:02
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Re: contiki data transmission speed

Hi David, thanks for your help !
I will try to test again later. 
In my project , There are about 10 data nodes to send data as a data stream to pc , 
every data node sent data about as an average rate of 0.5kb/s .  
the border router is rpl root .
while  in my contiki system , if the data have a hop , the largest packet only 64 data bytes . More than this
number ,the packet can not be sent . so  I can only package of 64 bytes for one pakcet .
at the really project , the data come from serial , while in my test , the data is generated in contiki .
I use cc2530dk platform .
thanks .

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2012-06-19

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From:"David Kopf" <dak664 <at> embarqmail.com>
Time:2012-06-18 21:22
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Theme:Re: [Contiki-developers] contiki data transmission speed

I would try a packet rate of once every second or even 10 seconds to eliminate any possibility of collisions
(other than RPL 
messages? Border router suggests you are using RPL).  Packet loss there would indicate low signal quality.
Then graph the loss as a 
function of rate. 8 times per second with one hop is 16 packets per second, 64 bytes is about 2/3 of a full 4.2
msec packet = 50 
msec, plus 16*0.5 = 8 msec for acks, call it 60 msec of tx time per second. Three data nodes would mean 20% tx
time, getting close 
to where collisions would begin to greatly reduce throughput. Try it with and without the third node (and
make sure the csma is 
working!)

-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2012 8:11 AM
To: Contiki developer mailing list
Subject: Re: [Contiki-developers] contiki data transmission speed

Thank you for you reply !
I hava a simple description of the test way  i used :
I send the data invoke the function : uip_udp_packet_send(struct uip_udp_coon, const void *data, int
len) ;
and 8 times per second to send for 64bytes to pc;
i hava 4 nodes , the node1, node2, node3 is data node, send data to pc ;  node4 is border router  ;
if i start nodes(node 1,node2,node3,node4) very close   ,i can collected about 95% of  the data on the
computer , when i put the 
node1 far, about 500 meters, i have ensured the i can not receive its data. then i placed the node2  between
node1 and border root , 
i can receive the data  both of  node1 and node2 ,but node1 lost packet above 90%  and node2 also lost packet 60%.
i donot know why 
.
i use cc2530 chip.
thanks for your help


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Hakan G. | 18 Jun 2012 21:37
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Re: contiki data transmission speed

I use 15.4a radio (ST TN100) and i get transfer rate of ~30 kbyte/sec point to point.
data rate fall back to 20 kbyte/s if i use communication via rpl border router.
Of course the radio can reach more than above speed but the packetloss rate rise exponentially.

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Hi all
 Whether someone  tested actual transmission speed on contiki , use udp of ipv6 ;
i want know the actual transfor speed of the contiki , i test it , i just get the speed for  4kb/s, however, in this case , the data must be sent directly to the border roouter node which directly connect the pc ,  if the data is a hop , the data will be lost serious ,even more than 90% losted. i donot know why . 
hope for your help . thanks
 
2012-06-18
Tom


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