2014-09-24 04:18 AM
Hello
How many packets can the BlueNRG send in a single connection event? I need this information to estimate the possible throughput. Thanks!2014-09-24 06:21 AM
Hi Daniel,
the number of packets that the BlueNRG can send in a single connection is based on the payload and time of connection interval.
Anyway, at the following link:
http://www.st.com/web/catalog/tools/FM147/CL2116/SC1893/PF260405
you can download the BlueNRG current consumption estimation software tool (STSW-BNRG001) that permits to estimate the current consumption of the BlueNRG, data rate, etcc. In add modifying the payload and connection interval, the tool shows the maximum number of packet per connection interval.
Regards, Graziella2014-09-24 06:31 AM
Hello Daniel,
in other words there's no fixed number of packets that can be sent in a single connection event. The BlueNRG can extend the connection event as long as the BlueNRG has packets in its trasnsmit queue. So if the MCU is fast enough to keep this queue not empty, the BlueNRG keeps the connection event open (obviously the Master has to keep this connection event opened).Regards!2014-09-25 05:53 AM
Thank you very much.
I downloaded the Power Estimation Tool and saw that the number of packets per connection event is quite flexible. So the throughput will be limited by the MCU or the receiving node. This answers my question. Regards Daniel