My application uses A/D converters on a PIC microcontroller and I would
like to keep things as quite as possible why they are converting. Things
happen every 4ms and I can do the conversions is just under 2ms, leaving
2ms to transmit. The payload will be 40 bytes, transmitted at 115200,
but I can spread the transmission over 6 4ms intervals, so I have
available 12ms to transmit. The Scenix microcontroller virtual IrDA
peripheral code seems to send 10ms worth of FF's and 10ms of BOF's to
handle interrupt latencies (for Windows).
I would like to know how few I can get by with, and what the criteria
are? This is for Linux of course.
Thanks,
Garst
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