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Periph: enable Network Socket to UART passthrough #25595
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looks good!
needs some param docs, plus I suspect you'll need the passthru object param table to be in a separate file to pass the param generation CI test?
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I tested, and fixed, the docs using Peter's PR #25613 which really helped. |
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// Fastest possible connection is 3Mbps serial port, which is roughly 300KB/s payload and we service this at <= 1kHz |
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Hi, How do we come to this number of 3Mbps?
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UARTs can't really go higher than that reliably. Is there a different number you're thinking? Bigger/smaller?
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UARTs can't really go higher than that reliably. Is there a different number you're thinking? Bigger/smaller?
No, I was just wondering if there is any theoretical way to derive it.
@magicrub looks good to me, just need to get it all OK in CI and param gen |
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Enable Network Socket to UART passthrough
This allows a periph to be a UART to IP/Ethernet converter!
Needs more docs..