Wasid,
You probably can't reduce that, at least not without digging deep into
the radio stack code.
Notice that there is a significant delay between issuing send and the
packet actually going out. First, the SPI resource needs to be
acquired. Then, the packet is uploaded to the TX FIFO of the rad
: Saturday, February 09, 2013 12:15 AM
To: wasif masood
Cc: janricliutinyos; tinyos forum
Subject: Re: [Tinyos-help] Time to transmit in CC2420!
Wasif,
Not sure how you are synchronizing, but have a look at how packet timestamps
are implemented. You get a timestamp at transmit (SFD rise on the
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Subject: [Tinyos-help] Time to transmit in CC2420!
Hi All,
I know this is probably an old topic but I still couldn't find any solution
to that. Well, I am using CC2420Transmit.Send interface which is connected
to CC2420TransmitC. Even at this lowest level of wiring the time el
Hi All,
I know this is probably an old topic but I still couldn't find any solution
to that. Well, I am using CC2420Transmit.Send interface which is connected
to CC2420TransmitC. Even at this lowest level of wiring the
time elapsed between the Send and SendDone signal is in 10's of
milliseconds (I
