Ciao guys, I am sorry I was out for dinner, and I do not own a smartphone, so I lost your comments.
Yes, you are all right, the website is beautiful but not informative, I will work on that. I still didnt have the time to dedicate a streak to that and add some info.
PJON is the layer 2 of the network protocol stack and so its speed is directly related to the obtainable speed of the data link layer used.
PJDL and PJDLR are the data link we propose, and their maximum speed is:
Added by Esben Soeltoft - 09/03/2016
Transfer speer: 48.000kBd or 6.00kB/s
Absolute communication speed: 6.00kB/s
Data throughput: 5.00kB/s
Obtained on Arduino Zero, the maximum cross-architecture speed:
_SWBB_FAST mode: Transfer speed: 25.157kBd or 3.15kB/s
Absolute communication speed: 2.55kB/s
Data throughput: 2.13kB/s
LIN has a max speed of 20kbit max operates at 12v, need a UART, max 8 bytes data frames
PJON has a max speed of 5kByte/s operates with no additional hardware totally software emulated on the voltage level you prefer, max 65535 bytes packet.
PJON is the layer 2 of the network protocol stack and so its speed is directly related to the obtainable speed of the data link layer used.
PJDL and PJDLR are the data link we propose, and their maximum speed is:
Added by Esben Soeltoft - 09/03/2016 Transfer speer: 48.000kBd or 6.00kB/s Absolute communication speed: 6.00kB/s Data throughput: 5.00kB/s
Obtained on Arduino Zero, the maximum cross-architecture speed: _SWBB_FAST mode: Transfer speed: 25.157kBd or 3.15kB/s Absolute communication speed: 2.55kB/s Data throughput: 2.13kB/s
LIN has a max speed of 20kbit max operates at 12v, need a UART, max 8 bytes data frames PJON has a max speed of 5kByte/s operates with no additional hardware totally software emulated on the voltage level you prefer, max 65535 bytes packet.