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How about “real Thruput performance” in using Iperf or chariot?
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- Tuesday, 12 January 2010
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- Wednesday, 13 January 2010
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We have test reports using chariot. Depending on frequency and channel width, UDP throughput can be up to 80Mbps and TCP throughput is up to 65Mbps in 40MHz channel. In real outdoor deployments, we generally plan for 30Mbps in 20MHz channel to account for noise, obstruction, multipath and other like issues.
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