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searchwing-pi-datarate [2020/01/08 22:00]
beckmanf [Results]
searchwing-pi-datarate [2021/11/17 22:35]
wf68spef
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-===== Raspberry Pi data transfer rate test =====+===== Raspberry Pi Zero data transfer rate test =====
  
 The Raspberry Pi stores the images which are collected during flight. After the plane landed, the images are retrieved from the Pi. The least impact with respect to water sealing would be a wireless transfer via Wifi or Bluetooth. For completeness I also test the transfer rate via USB configured as RNDIS network device. As a seperate topic I look into the transfer rate of the SD Card. The Raspberry Pi stores the images which are collected during flight. After the plane landed, the images are retrieved from the Pi. The least impact with respect to water sealing would be a wireless transfer via Wifi or Bluetooth. For completeness I also test the transfer rate via USB configured as RNDIS network device. As a seperate topic I look into the transfer rate of the SD Card.
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 +===== Pi4/CM4 data transfer rate test =====
  
 +  * Fritzbox 7520
 +  * CM4 5Ghz Wifi 
 +  * Laptop T14 via Ethernet
 +
 +==== pi4 config ====
 +
 +
 +
 +<​code>​
 +pi@testi:~ $ iw dev
 +phy#0
 + Unnamed/​non-netdev interface
 + wdev 0x2
 + addr de:​a6:​32:​fe:​85:​b0
 + type P2P-device
 + txpower 31.00 dBm
 + Interface wlan0
 + ifindex 3
 + wdev 0x1
 + addr dc:​a6:​32:​fe:​85:​b0
 + ssid DrMartinRouterKing
 + type managed
 + channel 64 (5320 MHz), width: 80 MHz, center1: 5290 MHz
 + txpower 31.00 dBm
 +</​code>​
 +
 +==== iperf measurements via WLAN ====
 +
 +=== Datatransfer Pi4 -> Laptop ===
 +
 +<​code>​
 +➜  /tmp iperf3 -s
 +-----------------------------------------------------------
 +Server listening on 5201 (test #1)
 +-----------------------------------------------------------
 +Accepted connection from 192.168.178.29,​ port 54534
 +[  5] local 192.168.178.20 port 5201 connected to 192.168.178.29 port 54536
 +[ ID] Interval ​          ​Transfer ​    ​Bitrate
 +[  5]   ​0.00-1.00 ​  ​sec ​ 9.14 MBytes ​ 76.7 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​1.00-2.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.8 MBytes ​ 90.9 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​2.00-3.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.9 MBytes ​ 91.1 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​3.00-4.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.8 MBytes ​ 90.9 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​4.00-5.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.9 MBytes ​ 91.5 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​5.00-6.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.3 MBytes ​ 86.2 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​6.00-7.00 ​  ​sec ​ 9.21 MBytes ​ 77.3 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​7.00-8.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.9 MBytes ​ 91.1 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​8.00-9.00 ​  ​sec ​ 10.8 MBytes ​ 90.7 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]   ​9.00-10.00 ​ sec  10.9 MBytes ​ 91.5 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +[  5]  10.00-10.01 ​ sec   103 KBytes ​ 89.2 Mbits/​sec ​                 ​
 +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
 +[ ID] Interval ​          ​Transfer ​    ​Bitrate
 +[  5]   ​0.00-10.01 ​ sec   105 MBytes ​ 87.8 Mbits/​sec ​                 receiver
 +-----------------------------------------------------------
 +Server listening on 5201 (test #2)
 +-----------------------------------------------------------
 +^Ciperf3: interrupt - the server has terminated
 +</​code>​
 +
 +=== Datatransfer Pi4 <- Laptop ===
 +
 +<​code>​
 +➜  /tmp iperf3 -c 192.168.178.29
 +iperf3: error - unable to connect to server: Connection refused
 +➜  /tmp iperf3 -c 192.168.178.29
 +Connecting to host 192.168.178.29,​ port 5201
 +[  5] local 192.168.178.20 port 40318 connected to 192.168.178.29 port 5201
 +[ ID] Interval ​          ​Transfer ​    ​Bitrate ​        ​Retr ​ Cwnd
 +[  5]   ​0.00-1.00 ​  ​sec ​ 5.21 MBytes ​ 43.7 Mbits/​sec ​  ​24 ​  24.0 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​1.00-2.00 ​  ​sec ​ 4.57 MBytes ​ 38.4 Mbits/​sec ​  ​32 ​  22.6 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​2.00-3.00 ​  ​sec ​ 4.75 MBytes ​ 39.8 Mbits/​sec ​  ​35 ​  38.2 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​3.00-4.00 ​  ​sec ​ 5.11 MBytes ​ 42.8 Mbits/​sec ​  ​36 ​  28.3 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​4.00-5.00 ​  ​sec ​ 4.51 MBytes ​ 37.9 Mbits/​sec ​  ​24 ​  31.1 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​5.00-6.00 ​  ​sec ​ 5.11 MBytes ​ 42.8 Mbits/​sec ​  ​31 ​  21.2 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​6.00-7.00 ​  ​sec ​ 5.23 MBytes ​ 43.8 Mbits/​sec ​  ​23 ​  35.4 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​7.00-8.00 ​  ​sec ​ 5.46 MBytes ​ 45.8 Mbits/​sec ​  ​27 ​  21.2 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​8.00-9.00 ​  ​sec ​ 4.99 MBytes ​ 41.8 Mbits/​sec ​  ​20 ​  35.4 KBytes ​      
 +[  5]   ​9.00-10.00 ​ sec  4.63 MBytes ​ 38.9 Mbits/​sec ​  ​41 ​  19.8 KBytes ​      
 +- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
 +[ ID] Interval ​          ​Transfer ​    ​Bitrate ​        Retr
 +[  5]   ​0.00-10.00 ​ sec  49.6 MBytes ​ 41.6 Mbits/​sec ​ 293             ​sender
 +[  5]   ​0.00-10.00 ​ sec  49.3 MBytes ​ 41.4 Mbits/​sec ​                 receiver
 +
 +iperf Done.
 +
 +</​code>​
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