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Performance analysis of GPSes and GPSD</title> + +<articleinfo> + +<author> + <firstname>Eric</firstname> + <othername>Steven</othername> + <surname>Raymond</surname> + <affiliation> + <orgname><ulink url="&homepage;"> + Thyrsus Enterprises</ulink></orgname> + <address> + <email>esr@thyrsus.com</email> + </address> + </affiliation> +</author> +<copyright> + <year>2005</year> + <holder role="mailto:esr@thyrsus.com">Eric S. Raymond</holder> +</copyright> +<!-- legalnotice> + <title>Copyright</title> + <para>Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify + this document under the terms of the Open Publication License, + version 2.0.</para> +</legalnotice --> + +<revhistory> + <revision> + <revnumber>1.0</revnumber> + <date>21 February 2005</date> + <authorinitials>esr</authorinitials> + <revremark> + Initial draft. + </revremark> + </revision> +</revhistory> + +<abstract> +<para>Many GPS manufacturers tout binary protocols more dense than +NMEA and baud rates higher than the NMEA-standard 4800 bps as ways to +increase GPS performance. While working on +<application>gpsd</application>, I became interested in evaluating +these claims, which have some implications for the design of +<application>gpsd</application>. This paper discusses the theory and +the results of profiling the code, and reaches some conclusions about +system tuning and latency control.</para> +</abstract> +</articleinfo> + +<sect1><title>What Can We Measure and Improve?</title> + +<para>The most important characteristic of a GPS, the positional +accuracy of its fixes, is a function of the GPS system and receiver +design; GPSD can do nothing to affect it. However, a GPS fix has a +timestamp, and the transmission path from the GPS to a user +application introduces some latency (that is, delay between the time +of fix and when it is available to the user). Latency could be significant +source of error for a GPS in motion.</para> + +<para>The case we'll consider is a normal consumer-grade USB sensor +attached to a Linux machine via an RS232 or USB link, reporting to +<application>gpsd</application> which is polled via sockets by +application. Consider the whole transmission path of a PVT +(position/velocity/time) report from a GPS to the user or user +application. It has the following stages:</para> + +<orderedlist> +<listitem> +<para>A PVT report is generated in the GPS</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>It is encoded (into NMEA or a vendor binary protocol) +and buffered for transmission via serial link.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The encoding is transmitted via serial link to a buffer in GPSD.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The encoding is decoded and translated into a notification in +GPSD's protocol.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The GPSD-protocol notification is polled and read over a +client socket.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The GPSD-protocol notification is decoded by libgps and unpacked +into a session structure available to the user application.</para> +</listitem> +</orderedlist> + +<para>It is also relevant that consumer-grade GPses do not expect to +be polled, but are designed to issue PVT reports on a fixed cycle +time, which we'll call C and which is usually 1 +second. <application>gpsd</application> expects this. A few GPSes +(notably SiRF-II-based ones) can be polled, and we might thus be able +to pull PVT reports out of them at a higher rate. +<application>gpsd</application> doesn't do this; one question this +investigation can address is whether there would be any point to +that.</para> + +<para>At various times GPS manufacturers have promoted proprietary +binary protocols and transmission speeds higher than the NMEA-standard +4800bps as ways to improve GPS performance. Obviously these cannot +affect positional accuracy; all they can change is the latency at +stages 2, 3, and 4.</para> + +<para>The implementation of <application>gpsd</application> affects +how much latency is introduced at stage 4. The design of the +<application>gpsd</application> protocol (in particular, the average +and worst-case size and complexity of a position/velocity/time report) +affects how much latency is introduced at stages 5, 6, and 7.</para> + +<para>At stages 5 and later, the client design and implementation +matter a lot. In particular, it matters how frequently the client +samples the PVT reports that <application>gpsd</application> makes +available.</para> + +<para>The list of stages above implies the following formula for +expected latency L, and a set of tactics for reducing it:</para> + +<literallayout> +L = C/2 + E1 + T1 + D1 + W + E2 + T2 + D2 +</literallayout> + +<para>where:</para> + +<orderedlist> +<listitem> +<para>C/2 is the expected delay introduced by a cycle time of C +(worst-case delay would just be C). We can decrease this by decreasing +C, but consumer-grade GPSes don't go below 1 second.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>E1 is PVT encoding time within the GPS. We can't affect this.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>T1 is transmission time over the serial link. We can decrease +this by raising the baud rate or increasing the information density +of the encoding.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>D1 is decode time required for <application>gpsd</application> +to update its session structure. We can decrease this, if need be, +by tuning the implementation or using faster hardware.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>W is the wait until the application polls +<application>gpsd</application>. This can only be reduced by designing +the application to poll frequently.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>E2 is PVT encoding time within the daemon. We can speed this up +with faster hardware or a simpler GPSD format.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>T2 is transmission time over the client socket. Faster hardware, +a better TCP/IP stack or a denser encoding can decrease this.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>D3 is decoding time required for the client library to update +the session structure visible to the user application. A simpler +GPSD format could decrease this</para> +</listitem> +</orderedlist> + +<para>The total figure L is of interest, of course. The first +question to ask is how it compares to C. But to know where +tuning this system is worth the effort and where it isn't, the +relative magnitude of these six components is what is important. In +particular, if C or E1 dominate, there is no point in trying to tune +the system at all.</para> + +<para>The rule on modern hardware is that computation is cheap, +communication is expensive. By this rule, we expect E1, D1, E2, and D2 to +be small relative to T1 and T2. We can't predict W. Thus there is no +knowing how the sum of the other terms will compare to C, but we know +that E1 + T1 is the other statistic GPS vendors can easily measure. C +< E1 + T1 would be a bad idea, and we can guess that competition among +GPS vendors will probably tend to push C downwards to the point where +it's not much larger than E1 + T1.</para> + +<para>C is known from manufacturer specifications. +<application>gpsd</application> and its client libraries can be built +with profiling code that measures all the other timing variables. The +tool +<citerefentry><refentrytitle>gpsprof</refentrytitle><manvolnum>1</manvolnum></citerefentry> +collects this data and generates reports and plots from it. There +are, however, some sources of error to be aware of:</para> + +<itemizedlist> +<listitem> +<para>Our way of measuring E1 and T1 is to collect a timestamp on the +first character read of a new NMEA sentence, then on the terminating +newline, and compare those to the GPS timestamp on the sentence. +While this will measure E1+T1 accurately, it will underestimate +the contribution of T1 to the whole because it doesn't measure +RS232 activity taking place before the first character becomes +visible at the receive end.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The $ clause that the daemon uses to ship per-sentence profiling info to +the client adds substantial bulk to the traffic. Thus, it will tend +to inflate E2, T2, and D2 somewhat.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The client library used for profiling is written in Python, +which will further inflate D2 relative to the C client library most +applications are likely to use.</para> +</listitem> +<listitem> +<para>The system-call overhead of profiling (seven +<citerefentry><refentrytitle>gettimeofday</refentrytitle><manvolnum>2</manvolnum></citerefentry> +calls per sentence to collect timestamps, several other time-library +calls per sentence to convert ISO8661 timestamps) will introduce a +small amount of noise into the figures. These are cheap calls that +don't induce disk activity; thus, on modern hardware; we may expect +the overhead per call to be at worst in the microsecond range. The +entire per-sentence overhead system-call overhead should be on the +order of ten microseconds.</para> +</listitem> +</itemizedlist> + +</sect1> +<sect1><title>Data and Analysis</title> + +<para>I took measurements using a Haicom 204s USB GPS mouse. This +device, using a SiRF-II GPS chipset and PL2303 USB-to-serial chipset, is +very typical of today's consumer-grade GPS hardware; the Haicom people +themselves estimated to me in late 2004 that the SirF-II had about 80% +and rising market share, and the specification sheets I find with +Web searches back this up. Each profile run used 100 samples.</para> + +<para>My host system for the measurements was an Opteron 3400 running an +"everything" installation of Fedora Core 3. This is still a +moderately fast machine in early 2005, but average processor +utilization remained low throughout the tests.</para> + +<para>The version of the GPSD software I used for the test was +released as 2.13. It was configured with --enable-profiling. All +graphs and figures were generated with +<citerefentry><refentrytitle>gpsprof</refentrytitle><manvolnum>1</manvolnum></citerefentry>, +a tool built for this purpose and included in the distribution.</para> + +<para>One of the effects of building with --enable-profiling is that a +form of the B command that normally just reports the RS232 parameters +can be used to set them (it ships a SiRF-II control string to +the GPS and then changes the line settings). I discovered that +something in the SiRF-II/PL2303 combination chokes on line speeds +of 19200 and up.</para> + +<para>Another effect is to enable a Z command to switch on profiling. +When profiling is on, each time +<application>gpsd</application> +reports a fix with timestamp (e.g. on GPGGA, GPMRC and GPGLL +sentences) it also reports timing information from five checkpoints +inside the daemon. The client library adds two more checkpoints.</para> + +<para>Our first graph is with profile reporting turned off, to give us +a handle on performance with the system disturbed as little as +possible. This was generated with <command>gpsprof -t "Haicom 204s" -T png -f +uninstrumented -s 4800</command>. We'll compare it to later plots to +see the effect of profiling overhead.</para> + +<figure><title>Total latency</title> +<mediaobject> + <imageobject> + <imagedata fileref='graph1.png'/> + </imageobject> +</mediaobject> +</figure> + +<para>The first thing to notice here is that the fix latency can be +just over a second; you can see the exact figures in the <ulink +url='profile1.txt'>raw data</ulink>. Where is the time going? Our next +graph was generated with This was generated with <command>gpsprof -t +"Haicom 204s" -T png -f raw -s 4800</command></para> + +<figure><title>Instrumented latency report</title> +<mediaobject> + <imageobject> + <imagedata fileref='graph2.png'/> + </imageobject> +</mediaobject> +</figure> + +<para>By comparing this graph to the previous one, it is pretty clear +that the profiling reports are not introducing any measurable latency. +But what is more interesting is to notice that D1 + W + E2 + T2 + D2 +vanishes — at this timescale, all we can see is E1 and T1.</para> + +<para>The <ulink url='profile2.txt'>raw data</ulink> bears this out. All +times besides E1 and T1 are so small that they are comparable to the +noise level of the measurements. This may be a bit surprising unless +one remembers that W=0 is expected in this setup, and that a modern +zero-copy TCP/IP stack like Linux's implements local sockets with very +low overhead. It is also a little surprising that E1 is so large +relative to E1+T1. Recall, however, that this may be measurement +error.</para> + +<para>Our third graph (<command>gpsprof -t "Haicom 204s" -T +png -f split -s 4800</command> changes the presentation so we can see +how latency varies with sentence type.</para> + +<figure><title>Split latency report</title> +<mediaobject> + <imageobject> + <imagedata fileref='graph3.png'/> + </imageobject> +</mediaobject> +</figure> + +<para>The reason for the comb pattern in the previous graphs is now +apparent; latency is constant for any given sentence type. The obvious +correlate would be sentence length — but looking at the <ulink +url='profile3.txt'>raw data</ulink>, we see that that is not the only +factor. Consider this table:</para> + +<informaltable> +<tgroup cols='3'> +<thead> +<row> +<entry>Sentence type</entry> +<entry>Typical length</entry> +<entry>Typical latency</entry> +</row> +</thead> +<tbody> +<row> +<entry>GPRMC</entry> +<entry>70</entry> +<entry>1.01</entry> +</row> +<row> +<entry>GPGGA</entry> +<entry>81</entry> +<entry>0.23</entry> +</row> +<row> +<entry>GPGLL</entry> +<entry>49</entry> +<entry>0.31</entry> +</row> +</tbody> +</tgroup> +</informaltable> + +<para>For illustration, here are some sample NMEA sentences logged +while I was conducting these tests:</para> + +<literallayout> +$GPRMC,183424.834,A,4002.1033,N,07531.2003,W,0.00,0.00,170205,,*11 +$GPGGA,183425.834,4002.1035,N,07531.2004,W,1,05,1.9,134.7,M,-33.8,M,0.0,0000*48 +$GPGLL,4002.1035,N,07531.2004,W,183425.834,A*27 +</literallayout> + +<para>Though GPRMCs are shorter than GPGAs, they consistently have an +associated latency four times as long. The graph tells us most of +this is E1. There must be something the GPS is doing that is +computationally very expensive when it generates GPRMCs. It may well +be that it is actually doing that fix at that point in the send cycle +and buffering the results for retransmission in GPGGA and GPGLL forms. +Alternatively, perhaps the speed/track computation is +expensive.</para> + +<para>Now let's look at how the picture changes when we double the +baud rate. <command>gpsprof -t "Haicom 204s" -T png -s 9600</command> +gives us this:</para> + +<figure><title>Split latency report, 9600bps</title> +<mediaobject> + <imageobject> + <imagedata fileref='graph4.png'/> + </imageobject> +</mediaobject> +</figure> + +<para>This graph looks almost identical to the previous one, except +for vertical scale — latency has been cut neatly in half. +Transmission times for GPMRC go from about 0.15sec to 0.75sec. Oddly, +average E1 is also cut almost in half. I don't know how to explain +this, unless a, lot of what looks like E1 is actually RS232 +transmission time spent before the first character appears in the +daemon's receive buffers. You can also view the +<ulink url='profile4.txt'>raw data</ulink></para> + +<para>For comparison, here's the same plot made with a BU303b, a +different USB GPS mouse using the same SiRF-II/PL2303 combination:</para> + +<figure><title>Split latency report, 9600bps</title> +<mediaobject> + <imageobject> + <imagedata fileref='graph5.png'/> + </imageobject> +</mediaobject> +</figure> + +<para>This, and the <ulink url='profile5.txt'>raw data</ulink>, look +very similar to the Haicom numbers. The main difference seems to be +that the BU303b firmware doesn't ship GPGLL by default.</para> + +</sect1> +<sect1><title>Conclusions</title> + +<para>All these conclusions apply to the consumer-grade GPS hardware +generally available in 2005, e.g. with a C of one second.</para> + +<sect2><title>For Application Programmers</title> + +<para>For the best tradeoff between minimizing latency and use of +application resources, Nyquist's Theorem tells us to poll +<application>gpsd</application> once every half-cycle — that is, +on almost all GPSes at time of writing, twice a second.</para> + +<para>With the SiRF-II chips used in most consumer-grade GPSes at time of +writing, 9600bps is the optimal line speed. 4800 is slightly too low, +not guaranteeing updates within the 1-second cycle time. 9600bps +yields updates in about 0.5sec.</para> + +</sect2> +<sect2><title>For Manufacturer Claims</title> + +<para>At the 1-second cycle time of consumer-grade devices, being able +to operate at 9600bps is useful, but higher speeds would not be worth +the effort.</para> + +<para>Comparing the SiRF-II performance at 4800bps and 9600 shows a +drop in E1+T1 that looks about linear, suggesting that for a cycle of +n seconds, the optimal line speed would be about 9600/n. Since future +GPS chips are likely to have faster processors and thus less latency, +this may be considered an upper bound on useful line speed.</para> + +<para>Because 9600bps is readily available, the transmission- and +decode-time advantages of binary protocols over NMEA are not +significant within a 1-per-second update cycle. Because line speeds +up to 38400 are readily available through standard UARTs, we may +expect this to continue to be the case even with cycle times as +low as 0.25sec.</para> + +<para>More generally, binary protocols are largely pointless except as +market-control devices for the the manufacturers. The additional +capabilities they support could be just as effectively supported +through NMEA's $P-prefix extension mechanism.</para> + +</sect2> +<sect2><title>For the Design of <application>gpsd</application></title> + +<para><application>gpsd</application> does not introduce measurable +latency into the path from GPS to application. Cycle times would +have to decrease by two orders of magnitude for this to change.</para> + +<para>Setting a 9600bps line speed, and then polling the GPS twice a +second rather than waiting for an update, would halve the expected +latency of the system from 0.5 to 0.25sec. This would be right at the +edge of the SiRF-II's performance envelope.</para> + +</sect2> +</sect1> +</article> + +<!-- +Local Variables: +compile-command: "xmlto xhtml-nochunks performance.xml" +End: +--> diff --git a/www/performance/profile1.txt b/www/performance/profile1.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..abd57eff --- /dev/null +++ b/www/performance/profile1.txt @@ -0,0 +1,101 @@ +# Uninstrumented total latency, Haicom 204s, 4800N1, cycle 1s +1.023544 +0.216441 +0.328521 +1.014338 +0.218396 +0.330239 +1.015195 +0.217151 +0.329242 +1.014043 +0.218018 +0.331103 +1.014912 +0.218858 +0.330814 +1.015768 +0.218726 +0.330656 +1.014628 +0.217569 +0.329597 +1.014489 +0.219423 +0.331382 +1.017343 +0.218288 +0.330230 +1.015204 +0.218140 +0.330093 +1.015062 +0.218026 +0.329950 +1.014920 +0.217866 +0.329804 +1.014778 +0.218399 +0.329669 +1.014649 +0.216587 +0.329547 +1.013621 +0.217451 +0.329379 +1.014595 +0.217313 +0.329242 +1.014322 +0.217170 +0.330095 +1.014103 +0.220021 +0.331948 +1.017168 +0.216968 +0.328808 +1.013795 +0.217733 +0.329671 +1.014644 +0.217747 +0.329588 +1.015501 +0.220539 +0.332400 +1.017363 +0.218310 +0.330246 +1.015243 +0.217174 +0.330103 +1.014075 +0.218030 +0.329970 +1.014937 +0.220887 +0.332820 +1.017795 +0.216746 +0.329681 +1.013685 +0.220602 +0.332550 +1.017514 +0.218465 +0.331394 +1.015367 +0.222329 +0.335256 +1.019225 +0.218169 +0.330136 +1.015086 +0.218043 +0.330045 +1.014940 +0.218888 +0.330904 +1.015802 diff --git a/www/performance/profile2.txt b/www/performance/profile2.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a64cb9b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/www/performance/profile2.txt @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +# Raw latency data, Haicom 204s, 4800N1, cycle 1s +# T1 E1 D1 W E2 T2 D2 tag +#- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- +69 0.864900 1.018900 1.019400 1.019400 1.019500 1.019593 1.019731 # GPRMC +82 0.033900 0.216800 0.217400 0.217400 0.217400 0.217559 0.217680 # GPGGA +49 0.222000 0.328800 0.329400 0.329400 0.329400 0.329537 0.329626 # GPGLL +69 0.860800 1.013700 1.014300 1.014300 1.014300 1.014449 1.014584 # GPRMC +82 0.033700 0.216700 0.217300 0.217300 0.217300 0.217420 0.217540 # GPGGA +49 0.221700 0.328700 0.329200 0.329200 0.329300 0.329390 0.329479 # GPGLL +69 0.860700 1.013600 1.014200 1.014200 1.014200 1.014310 1.014447 # GPRMC +82 0.033600 0.216600 0.217100 0.217100 0.217100 0.217284 0.217406 # GPGGA +49 0.220600 0.329500 0.330100 0.330100 0.330100 0.330258 0.330350 # GPGLL +69 0.860500 1.014400 1.015000 1.015000 1.015000 1.015165 1.015304 # GPRMC +82 0.035500 0.218400 0.219000 0.219000 0.219000 0.219163 0.219283 # GPGGA +49 0.223400 0.330400 0.331000 0.331000 0.331000 0.331112 0.331201 # GPGLL +69 0.862300 1.015300 1.015900 1.015900 1.015900 1.016027 1.016163 # GPRMC +82 0.035300 0.218300 0.218800 0.218800 0.218900 0.219001 0.219119 # GPGGA +49 0.223300 0.330300 0.330800 0.330900 0.330900 0.331062 0.331152 # GPGLL +69 0.862200 1.015200 1.015700 1.015700 1.015700 1.015880 1.016016 # GPRMC +82 0.035200 0.218100 0.218700 0.218700 0.218700 0.218854 0.218973 # GPGGA +49 0.222300 0.330100 0.330700 0.330700 0.330700 0.330825 0.330917 # GPGLL +69 0.861000 1.015000 1.015600 1.015600 1.015600 1.015767 1.015905 # GPRMC +82 0.034000 0.218000 0.218600 0.218600 0.218600 0.218717 0.218838 # GPGGA +49 0.222000 0.330000 0.330500 0.330500 0.330600 0.330693 0.330784 # GPGLL +69 0.860900 1.014900 1.015500 1.015500 1.015500 1.015625 1.015763 # GPRMC +82 0.033900 0.216900 0.217400 0.217400 0.217400 0.217568 0.217695 # GPGGA +49 0.221900 0.328900 0.329400 0.329400 0.329400 0.329636 0.329722 # GPGLL +69 0.859800 1.013700 1.014300 1.014300 1.014300 1.014450 1.014585 # GPRMC +82 0.033800 0.216700 0.217300 0.217300 0.217300 0.217451 0.217571 # GPGGA +49 0.221900 0.328700 0.329200 0.329200 0.329300 0.329399 0.329515 # GPGLL +69 0.859600 1.014600 1.015200 1.015200 1.015200 1.015311 1.015449 # GPRMC +82 0.034600 0.217600 0.218100 0.218100 0.218200 0.218294 0.218414 # GPGGA +49 0.222600 0.329600 0.330100 0.330100 0.330100 0.330258 0.330349 # GPGLL +69 0.861500 1.014500 1.015000 1.015000 1.015000 1.015170 1.015306 # GPRMC +82 0.035500 0.218500 0.219000 0.219000 0.219100 0.219186 0.219307 # GPGGA +49 0.222400 0.330400 0.331000 0.331000 0.331000 0.331115 0.331204 # GPGLL +69 0.861300 1.015300 1.015900 1.015900 1.015900 1.016035 1.016169 # GPRMC +82 0.034300 0.217300 0.217900 0.217900 0.217900 0.218039 0.218160 # GPGGA +49 0.222300 0.329300 0.329800 0.329800 0.329800 0.329968 0.330059 # GPGLL +69 0.861200 1.014200 1.014700 1.014700 1.014800 1.014891 1.015027 # GPRMC +82 0.034200 0.217100 0.217700 0.217700 0.217800 0.217889 0.218009 # GPGGA +49 0.222200 0.329100 0.329700 0.329700 0.329700 0.329831 0.329920 # GPGLL +69 0.861100 1.014000 1.014600 1.014600 1.014600 1.014752 1.014890 # GPRMC +82 0.036000 0.219000 0.219600 0.219600 0.219600 0.219715 0.219835 # GPGGA +49 0.224000 0.331000 0.331500 0.331500 0.331600 0.331697 0.331785 # GPGLL +69 0.862900 1.015900 1.016400 1.016500 1.016500 1.016609 1.016744 # GPRMC +82 0.032900 0.216900 0.217400 0.217400 0.217400 0.217574 0.217692 # GPGGA +49 0.220900 0.328800 0.329400 0.329400 0.329400 0.329555 0.329646 # GPGLL +69 0.859800 1.012700 1.013300 1.013300 1.013300 1.013462 1.013598 # GPRMC +82 0.033700 0.216700 0.217300 0.217300 0.217300 0.217434 0.217552 # GPGGA +49 0.221700 0.328700 0.329200 0.329300 0.329300 0.329427 0.329518 # GPGLL +69 0.861600 1.014600 1.015200 1.015200 1.015200 1.015318 1.015453 # GPRMC +82 0.033600 0.216600 0.217100 0.217100 0.217200 0.217294 0.217413 # GPGGA +49 0.221700 0.328600 0.329100 0.329100 0.329100 0.329259 0.329350 # GPGLL +69 0.860500 1.013500 1.014100 1.014100 1.014100 1.014291 1.014427 # GPRMC +82 0.034500 0.217500 0.218000 0.218100 0.218100 0.218212 0.218332 # GPGGA +49 0.221400 0.329400 0.330000 0.330000 0.330000 0.330120 0.330212 # GPGLL +69 0.860300 1.014300 1.014900 1.014900 1.014900 1.015047 1.015183 # GPRMC +82 0.034300 0.217300 0.217900 0.217900 0.217900 0.218128 0.218247 # GPGGA +49 0.221300 0.329400 0.329900 0.329900 0.329900 0.330135 0.330224 # GPGLL +69 0.860200 1.014200 1.014700 1.014700 1.014800 1.014895 1.015031 # GPRMC +82 0.034200 0.218100 0.218700 0.218700 0.218800 0.218898 0.219016 # GPGGA +49 0.222200 0.330100 0.330700 0.330700 0.330700 0.330828 0.330915 # GPGLL +69 0.861100 1.015000 1.015600 1.015600 1.015600 1.015759 1.015893 # GPRMC +82 0.034000 0.217000 0.217600 0.217600 0.217600 0.217718 0.217836 # GPGGA +49 0.221000 0.329000 0.329600 0.329600 0.329600 0.329735 0.329825 # GPGLL +69 0.859900 1.013900 1.014500 1.014500 1.014500 1.014639 1.014773 # GPRMC +81 0.029900 0.210900 0.211500 0.211500 0.211500 0.211617 0.211737 # GPGGA +49 0.215900 0.322900 0.323400 0.323400 0.323400 0.323544 0.323631 # GPGLL +69 0.842800 0.996800 0.997400 0.997400 0.997400 0.997524 0.997661 # GPRMC +81 0.026900 0.207800 0.208300 0.208300 0.208300 0.208474 0.208593 # GPGGA +49 0.212800 0.319700 0.320300 0.320300 0.320300 0.320407 0.320522 # GPGLL +69 0.839600 0.993600 0.994200 0.994200 0.994200 0.994335 0.994472 # GPRMC +81 0.026600 0.207600 0.208100 0.208100 0.208200 0.208301 0.208422 # GPGGA +49 0.212600 0.319600 0.320100 0.320100 0.320100 0.320258 0.320347 # GPGLL +69 0.839600 0.993500 0.994000 0.994000 0.994100 0.994198 0.994335 # GPRMC +81 0.029500 0.210400 0.211000 0.211000 0.211000 0.211171 0.211292 # GPGGA +49 0.214500 0.322400 0.323000 0.323000 0.323000 0.323125 0.323212 # GPGLL +69 0.842400 0.995300 0.995900 0.995900 0.995900 0.996053 0.996189 # GPRMC +81 0.027300 0.208400 0.208900 0.208900 0.209000 0.209180 0.209311 # GPGGA +49 0.212300 0.320300 0.320900 0.320900 0.320900 0.321009 0.321097 # GPGLL +69 0.840300 0.993200 0.993700 0.993700 0.993800 0.993906 0.994042 # GPRMC +81 0.026200 0.207200 0.207700 0.207700 0.207700 0.207877 0.207999 # GPGGA +49 0.212200 0.319100 0.319700 0.319700 0.319700 0.319834 0.319922 # GPGLL +69 0.839100 0.993200 0.993700 0.993800 0.993800 0.993965 0.994114 # GPRMC +81 0.026100 0.207000 0.207600 0.207600 0.207600 0.207733 0.207854 # GPGGA +49 0.212000 0.320000 0.320600 0.320600 0.320600 0.320707 0.320795 # GPGLL +69 0.839000 0.992900 0.993500 0.993500 0.993500 0.993625 0.993762 # GPRMC +81 0.025900 0.206900 0.207400 0.207400 0.207500 0.207590 0.207709 # GPGGA +49 0.210900 0.319300 0.319900 0.319900 0.319900 0.320362 0.320450 # GPGLL +69 0.839900 0.992800 0.993300 0.993300 0.993300 0.993478 0.993614 # GPRMC +81 0.028800 0.209800 0.210300 0.210300 0.210300 0.210483 0.210603 # GPGGA +49 0.213700 0.321800 0.322400 0.322400 0.322400 0.322617 0.322723 # GPGLL +69 0.841600 0.994600 0.995200 0.995200 0.995200 0.995344 0.995480 # GPRMC +81 0.029600 0.209600 0.210100 0.210100 0.210200 0.210303 0.210424 # GPGGA +49 0.214600 0.322600 0.323100 0.323100 0.323200 0.323294 0.323381 # GPGLL +69 0.842500 0.995500 0.996000 0.996000 0.996100 0.996195 0.996332 # GPRMC +81 0.026500 0.207400 0.208000 0.208000 0.208000 0.208163 0.208283 # GPGGA +49 0.212500 0.319400 0.320000 0.320000 0.320000 0.320136 0.320225 # GPGLL +69 0.839400 0.993300 0.993900 0.993900 0.993900 0.994054 0.994191 # GPRMC +81 0.028300 0.209300 0.209900 0.209900 0.209900 0.210037 0.210158 # GPGGA +49 0.213300 0.321400 0.321900 0.321900 0.322000 0.322088 0.322175 # GPGLL +69 0.841200 0.994200 0.994800 0.994800 0.994800 0.994924 0.995058 # GPRMC diff --git a/www/performance/profile3.txt b/www/performance/profile3.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..8b13681c --- /dev/null +++ b/www/performance/profile3.txt @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +# Split latency data, Haicom 204s, 4800N1, cycle 1s +# GPGGA GPRMC GPGLL T1 D1 W E2 T2 D2 length tag +# --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -------- +- 0.874600 - 1.019000 1.019600 1.019600 1.019600 1.019769 1.019908 70 # GPRMC +0.034000 - - 0.215000 0.215600 0.215600 0.215600 0.215717 0.215837 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220000 0.327100 0.327600 0.327700 0.327700 0.327946 0.328045 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855900 - 1.011900 1.012400 1.012500 1.012500 1.012609 1.012745 70 # GPRMC +0.033900 - - 0.214900 0.215500 0.215500 0.215500 0.215645 0.215766 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219900 0.326900 0.327400 0.327400 0.327400 0.327583 0.327672 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855800 - 1.011700 1.012300 1.012300 1.012300 1.012467 1.012602 70 # GPRMC +0.033000 - - 0.213700 0.214300 0.214300 0.214300 0.214432 0.214553 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.218700 0.326700 0.327300 0.327300 0.327300 0.327515 0.327604 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855600 - 1.010600 1.011200 1.011200 1.011200 1.011331 1.011466 70 # GPRMC +0.032700 - - 0.213600 0.214100 0.214200 0.214200 0.214310 0.214430 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.218600 0.330200 0.330700 0.330700 0.330800 0.331253 0.331340 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855500 - 1.011500 1.012000 1.012000 1.012000 1.012184 1.012322 70 # GPRMC +0.033500 - - 0.214400 0.215000 0.215000 0.215000 0.215154 0.215273 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219500 0.327400 0.328000 0.328000 0.328000 0.328143 0.328232 49 # GPGLL +- 0.857400 - 1.011300 1.011900 1.011900 1.011900 1.012046 1.012181 70 # GPRMC +0.034400 - - 0.215300 0.215800 0.215800 0.215900 0.216003 0.216125 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219300 0.327300 0.327800 0.327800 0.327800 0.327973 0.328061 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856200 - 1.012200 1.012700 1.012700 1.012800 1.012892 1.013027 70 # GPRMC +0.039200 - - 0.219100 0.219700 0.219700 0.219700 0.219858 0.219979 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.224100 0.332500 0.333100 0.333100 0.333100 0.333255 0.333346 49 # GPGLL +- 0.861100 - 1.016000 1.016600 1.016600 1.016600 1.016745 1.016884 70 # GPRMC +0.035000 - - 0.216000 0.216500 0.216600 0.216600 0.216712 0.216833 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220100 0.328000 0.328500 0.328500 0.328600 0.328688 0.328777 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856900 - 1.012900 1.013500 1.013500 1.013500 1.013670 1.013807 70 # GPRMC +0.033900 - - 0.214800 0.215400 0.215400 0.215400 0.215564 0.215685 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219900 0.327800 0.328400 0.328400 0.328400 0.328541 0.328629 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856800 - 1.011700 1.012300 1.012300 1.012300 1.012475 1.012611 70 # GPRMC +0.036700 - - 0.216700 0.217300 0.217300 0.217300 0.217548 0.217668 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.221700 0.329700 0.330300 0.330300 0.330300 0.330431 0.330519 49 # GPGLL +- 0.858600 - 1.013600 1.014100 1.014100 1.014200 1.014309 1.014446 70 # GPRMC +0.035600 - - 0.216600 0.217100 0.217100 0.217100 0.217281 0.217402 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.221600 0.328500 0.329100 0.329100 0.329100 0.329255 0.329345 49 # GPGLL +- 0.858500 - 1.014400 1.015000 1.015000 1.015000 1.015162 1.015298 70 # GPRMC +0.034500 - - 0.215400 0.216000 0.216000 0.216000 0.216134 0.216255 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220400 0.327400 0.327900 0.328000 0.328000 0.328107 0.328196 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856300 - 1.012300 1.012900 1.012900 1.012900 1.013018 1.013154 70 # GPRMC +0.036300 - - 0.217300 0.217800 0.217800 0.217900 0.217986 0.218106 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.221300 0.329300 0.329800 0.329800 0.329800 0.329961 0.330052 49 # GPGLL +- 0.858200 - 1.014200 1.014700 1.014700 1.014700 1.014873 1.015011 70 # GPRMC +0.034200 - - 0.215100 0.215700 0.215700 0.215700 0.215849 0.215970 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220200 0.327100 0.327700 0.327700 0.327700 0.327837 0.327927 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856000 - 1.012000 1.012600 1.012600 1.012600 1.012744 1.012880 70 # GPRMC +0.034100 - - 0.215100 0.215700 0.215700 0.215700 0.215889 0.216023 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220000 0.327000 0.327600 0.327600 0.327600 0.327723 0.327809 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855900 - 1.011900 1.012400 1.012400 1.012500 1.012593 1.012730 70 # GPRMC +0.033900 - - 0.215000 0.215500 0.215600 0.215600 0.215754 0.215893 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.218800 0.326800 0.327400 0.327400 0.327400 0.327544 0.327633 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855700 - 1.010700 1.011300 1.011300 1.011300 1.011447 1.011583 70 # GPRMC +0.033700 - - 0.213700 0.214200 0.214300 0.214300 0.214412 0.214533 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.218700 0.326700 0.327200 0.327200 0.327300 0.327398 0.327486 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855600 - 1.010700 1.011200 1.011200 1.011200 1.011434 1.011583 70 # GPRMC +0.033600 - - 0.215600 0.216100 0.216100 0.216100 0.216275 0.216396 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219800 0.327500 0.328100 0.328100 0.328100 0.328245 0.328333 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856500 - 1.012400 1.013000 1.013000 1.013000 1.013286 1.013432 70 # GPRMC +0.033500 - - 0.214400 0.215000 0.215000 0.215000 0.215120 0.215240 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219400 0.326400 0.326900 0.326900 0.327000 0.327106 0.327196 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855300 - 1.011300 1.011900 1.011900 1.011900 1.012014 1.012151 70 # GPRMC +0.034400 - - 0.215500 0.216000 0.216000 0.216000 0.216169 0.216303 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219300 0.327300 0.327800 0.327800 0.327800 0.327978 0.328066 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856200 - 1.012300 1.012900 1.012900 1.012900 1.013186 1.013321 70 # GPRMC +0.034200 - - 0.215100 0.215700 0.215700 0.215700 0.215840 0.215961 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219100 0.327100 0.327700 0.327700 0.327700 0.327808 0.327895 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856000 - 1.012100 1.012700 1.012700 1.012700 1.012908 1.013059 70 # GPRMC +0.034000 - - 0.215000 0.215500 0.215500 0.215600 0.215699 0.215834 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219000 0.327200 0.327700 0.327700 0.327800 0.327900 0.328001 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855900 - 1.010900 1.011400 1.011400 1.011400 1.011579 1.011715 70 # GPRMC +0.032900 - - 0.213900 0.214400 0.214400 0.214400 0.214583 0.214705 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.217800 0.325800 0.326400 0.326400 0.326400 0.326527 0.326616 49 # GPGLL +- 0.854700 - 1.010700 1.011300 1.011300 1.011300 1.011438 1.011574 70 # GPRMC +0.033700 - - 0.214700 0.215200 0.215300 0.215300 0.215411 0.215532 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219800 0.326700 0.327200 0.327200 0.327300 0.327384 0.327471 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856600 - 1.012600 1.013100 1.013100 1.013200 1.013299 1.013435 70 # GPRMC +0.034600 - - 0.215500 0.216100 0.216100 0.216100 0.216285 0.216407 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219500 0.327500 0.328100 0.328100 0.328100 0.328243 0.328332 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856500 - 1.012400 1.013000 1.013000 1.013000 1.013149 1.013285 70 # GPRMC +0.034500 - - 0.215400 0.216000 0.216000 0.216000 0.216119 0.216240 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219400 0.327400 0.327900 0.327900 0.328000 0.328098 0.328190 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856300 - 1.012300 1.012800 1.012900 1.012900 1.013011 1.013149 70 # GPRMC +0.034300 - - 0.215300 0.215800 0.215800 0.215800 0.215972 0.216093 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220300 0.328200 0.328800 0.328800 0.328800 0.328947 0.329035 49 # GPGLL +- 0.857200 - 1.012200 1.012800 1.012800 1.012800 1.012931 1.013067 70 # GPRMC +0.034200 - - 0.215100 0.215700 0.215700 0.215700 0.215830 0.215951 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.220100 0.327100 0.327600 0.327600 0.327700 0.327801 0.327888 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856000 - 1.012000 1.012600 1.012600 1.012600 1.012714 1.012850 70 # GPRMC +0.034100 - - 0.214200 0.214800 0.214800 0.214800 0.214975 0.215096 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219000 0.326900 0.327500 0.327500 0.327500 0.327666 0.327755 49 # GPGLL +- 0.855900 - 1.010900 1.011400 1.011400 1.011400 1.011584 1.011721 70 # GPRMC +0.035900 - - 0.216800 0.217400 0.217400 0.217400 0.217567 0.217688 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.221800 0.329800 0.330400 0.330400 0.330400 0.330515 0.330602 49 # GPGLL +- 0.858700 - 1.013700 1.014300 1.014300 1.014300 1.014424 1.014560 70 # GPRMC +0.032800 - - 0.214700 0.215200 0.215200 0.215300 0.215398 0.215519 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219800 0.327700 0.328200 0.328200 0.328200 0.328381 0.328469 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856600 - 1.011600 1.012100 1.012100 1.012200 1.012288 1.012424 70 # GPRMC +0.033600 - - 0.214500 0.215100 0.215100 0.215100 0.215252 0.215372 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219600 0.327600 0.328100 0.328200 0.328200 0.328305 0.328393 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856500 - 1.009400 1.010000 1.010000 1.010000 1.010142 1.010278 69 # GPRMC +0.034500 - - 0.215400 0.215900 0.215900 0.216000 0.216106 0.216227 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.219500 0.327400 0.327900 0.327900 0.328000 0.328090 0.328186 49 # GPGLL +- 0.856600 - 1.009300 1.009900 1.009900 1.009900 1.010061 1.010197 69 # GPRMC diff --git a/www/performance/profile4.txt b/www/performance/profile4.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5aa981be --- /dev/null +++ b/www/performance/profile4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +# Split latency data, Haicom 204s, 9600N1, cycle 1s +# GPGGA GPRMC GPGLL T1 D1 W E2 T2 D2 length tag +# --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -------- +- 0.420500 - 0.498200 0.498800 0.498800 0.498800 0.498942 0.499078 70 # GPRMC +0.022200 - - 0.113100 0.113700 0.113700 0.113700 0.113839 0.113967 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.115100 0.169100 0.169700 0.169700 0.169700 0.169891 0.170010 49 # GPGLL +- 0.420100 - 0.497100 0.497600 0.497600 0.497700 0.497783 0.497914 70 # GPRMC +0.021000 - - 0.113000 0.113500 0.113500 0.113600 0.113693 0.113810 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.115200 0.169000 0.169500 0.169600 0.169600 0.169702 0.169789 49 # GPGLL +- 0.420200 - 0.497900 0.498500 0.498500 0.498500 0.498651 0.498783 70 # GPRMC +0.022900 - - 0.113800 0.114400 0.114400 0.114400 0.114563 0.114679 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.117200 0.169900 0.170400 0.170400 0.170400 0.170572 0.170660 49 # GPGLL +- 0.420800 - 0.497800 0.498300 0.498400 0.498400 0.498508 0.498640 70 # GPRMC +0.022700 - - 0.113700 0.114300 0.114300 0.114300 0.114419 0.114537 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.115700 0.169700 0.170300 0.170300 0.170300 0.170467 0.170555 49 # GPGLL +- 0.419900 - 0.497600 0.498200 0.498200 0.498200 0.498363 0.498503 70 # GPRMC +0.022600 - - 0.113600 0.114100 0.114100 0.114100 0.114274 0.114391 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.115800 0.169600 0.170100 0.170100 0.170100 0.170277 0.170364 49 # GPGLL +- 0.419800 - 0.497500 0.498100 0.498100 0.498100 0.498218 0.498349 70 # GPRMC +0.022400 - - 0.114400 0.115000 0.115000 0.115000 0.115132 0.115250 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.116400 0.170400 0.171000 0.171000 0.171000 0.171139 0.171228 49 # GPGLL +- 0.420600 - 0.498400 0.498900 0.498900 0.499000 0.499089 0.499221 70 # GPRMC +0.025300 - - 0.117300 0.117800 0.117800 0.117800 0.117979 0.118106 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.119500 0.173300 0.173800 0.173800 0.173800 0.173956 0.174053 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423500 - 0.501200 0.501800 0.501800 0.501800 0.501954 0.502095 70 # GPRMC +0.022200 - - 0.114100 0.114700 0.114700 0.114700 0.114836 0.114953 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.116400 0.170100 0.170700 0.170700 0.170700 0.170814 0.170901 49 # GPGLL +- 0.420300 - 0.498100 0.498600 0.498600 0.498700 0.498781 0.498914 70 # GPRMC +0.023000 - - 0.115000 0.115600 0.115600 0.115600 0.115722 0.115840 82 # GPGGA +- - 0.117000 0.171000 0.171500 0.171500 0.171600 0.171681 0.171769 49 # GPGLL +- 0.421200 - 0.498900 0.499500 0.499500 0.499500 0.499662 0.499796 70 # GPRMC +0.028900 - - 0.118800 0.119400 0.119400 0.119400 0.119562 0.119679 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.120800 0.174800 0.175400 0.175400 0.175400 0.175537 0.175625 49 # GPGLL +- 0.425100 - 0.502800 0.503400 0.503400 0.503400 0.503565 0.503696 70 # GPRMC +0.026700 - - 0.117700 0.118300 0.118300 0.118300 0.118417 0.118535 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.120000 0.173700 0.174300 0.174300 0.174300 0.174417 0.174503 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423900 - 0.501600 0.502200 0.502200 0.502300 0.502387 0.502519 70 # GPRMC +0.027700 - - 0.117600 0.118100 0.118100 0.118100 0.118275 0.118416 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119600 0.173600 0.174100 0.174100 0.174200 0.174280 0.174367 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423800 - 0.501500 0.502100 0.502100 0.502100 0.502223 0.502356 70 # GPRMC +0.027400 - - 0.117400 0.118000 0.118000 0.118000 0.118136 0.118254 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119400 0.173400 0.174000 0.174000 0.174000 0.174186 0.174272 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423700 - 0.501400 0.501900 0.501900 0.501900 0.502079 0.502211 70 # GPRMC +0.027300 - - 0.117300 0.117800 0.117800 0.117900 0.117985 0.118111 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119300 0.173300 0.173800 0.173800 0.173900 0.173983 0.174079 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423500 - 0.501200 0.501800 0.501800 0.501800 0.501928 0.502060 70 # GPRMC +0.026200 - - 0.116100 0.116700 0.116700 0.116700 0.116845 0.116961 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119500 0.172100 0.172700 0.172700 0.172700 0.172819 0.172907 49 # GPGLL +- 0.424100 - 0.501100 0.501600 0.501600 0.501700 0.501787 0.501919 70 # GPRMC +0.027000 - - 0.117000 0.117500 0.117600 0.117600 0.117705 0.117823 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.120000 0.173000 0.173500 0.173500 0.173600 0.173685 0.173772 49 # GPGLL +- 0.424000 - 0.500900 0.501500 0.501500 0.501500 0.501641 0.501772 70 # GPRMC +0.026900 - - 0.116800 0.117400 0.117400 0.117400 0.117562 0.117679 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119200 0.172800 0.173400 0.173400 0.173400 0.173540 0.173628 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423900 - 0.500800 0.501400 0.501400 0.501400 0.501512 0.501644 70 # GPRMC +0.032900 - - 0.123700 0.124300 0.124300 0.124300 0.124530 0.124647 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.125700 0.179700 0.180200 0.180200 0.180300 0.180398 0.180485 49 # GPGLL +- 0.429900 - 0.507600 0.508200 0.508200 0.508200 0.508374 0.508507 70 # GPRMC +0.026600 - - 0.117600 0.118100 0.118100 0.118100 0.118276 0.118417 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119600 0.173600 0.174100 0.174100 0.174100 0.174257 0.174344 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423800 - 0.501500 0.502100 0.502100 0.502100 0.502228 0.502359 70 # GPRMC +0.026400 - - 0.117400 0.118000 0.118000 0.118000 0.118125 0.118251 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119700 0.173400 0.174000 0.174000 0.174000 0.174105 0.174201 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423600 - 0.501400 0.501900 0.501900 0.501900 0.502077 0.502218 70 # GPRMC +0.026300 - - 0.117300 0.117900 0.117900 0.117900 0.118008 0.118124 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119300 0.173300 0.173800 0.173800 0.173800 0.173963 0.174050 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423500 - 0.501200 0.501800 0.501800 0.501800 0.501941 0.502074 70 # GPRMC +0.027200 - - 0.117200 0.117700 0.117700 0.117700 0.117912 0.118029 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119100 0.173100 0.173700 0.173700 0.173700 0.173828 0.173915 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423300 - 0.501100 0.501600 0.501600 0.501700 0.501796 0.501928 70 # GPRMC +0.030000 - - 0.120000 0.120500 0.120600 0.120600 0.120707 0.120824 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.122200 0.176000 0.176600 0.176600 0.176600 0.176706 0.176793 49 # GPGLL +- 0.426900 - 0.503900 0.504500 0.504500 0.504500 0.504676 0.504808 70 # GPRMC +0.027900 - - 0.117800 0.118400 0.118400 0.118400 0.118559 0.118677 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.120900 0.173800 0.174400 0.174400 0.174400 0.174535 0.174622 49 # GPGLL +- 0.425100 - 0.502800 0.503400 0.503400 0.503400 0.503517 0.503649 70 # GPRMC +0.026700 - - 0.117700 0.118300 0.118300 0.118300 0.118428 0.118545 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119700 0.173700 0.174200 0.174300 0.174300 0.174401 0.174489 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423900 - 0.501700 0.502300 0.502300 0.502300 0.502432 0.502564 70 # GPRMC +0.027600 - - 0.117600 0.118100 0.118100 0.118100 0.118283 0.118400 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119600 0.173600 0.174100 0.174100 0.174100 0.174258 0.174345 49 # GPGLL +- 0.424500 - 0.501500 0.502100 0.502100 0.502100 0.502218 0.502349 70 # GPRMC +0.027400 - - 0.117500 0.118000 0.118000 0.118000 0.118172 0.118298 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119400 0.173400 0.174000 0.174000 0.174000 0.174106 0.174193 49 # GPGLL +- 0.424400 - 0.501400 0.501900 0.502000 0.502000 0.502100 0.502241 70 # GPRMC +0.028300 - - 0.119300 0.119800 0.119800 0.119900 0.119989 0.120107 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.121300 0.175300 0.175800 0.175800 0.175800 0.175965 0.176051 49 # GPGLL +- 0.425500 - 0.503200 0.503800 0.503800 0.503800 0.503942 0.504073 70 # GPRMC +0.030200 - - 0.120100 0.120700 0.120700 0.120700 0.120851 0.120967 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.122400 0.176100 0.176700 0.176700 0.176700 0.176830 0.176916 49 # GPGLL +- 0.426300 - 0.504100 0.504600 0.504700 0.504700 0.504802 0.504934 70 # GPRMC +0.027000 - - 0.118000 0.118600 0.118600 0.118600 0.118708 0.118826 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.120300 0.174000 0.174500 0.174500 0.174600 0.174688 0.174775 49 # GPGLL +- 0.424200 - 0.501900 0.502500 0.502500 0.502500 0.502661 0.502793 70 # GPRMC +0.026900 - - 0.116800 0.117400 0.117400 0.117400 0.117570 0.117688 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119900 0.172800 0.173400 0.173400 0.173400 0.173543 0.173629 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423800 - 0.500800 0.501400 0.501400 0.501400 0.501508 0.501639 70 # GPRMC +0.026700 - - 0.117700 0.118300 0.118300 0.118300 0.118423 0.118540 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.120000 0.173700 0.174200 0.174300 0.174300 0.174404 0.174491 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423900 - 0.501700 0.502200 0.502200 0.502200 0.502376 0.502508 70 # GPRMC +0.026600 - - 0.117600 0.118100 0.118100 0.118100 0.118281 0.118398 81 # GPGGA +- - 0.119900 0.173600 0.174100 0.174100 0.174100 0.174252 0.174348 49 # GPGLL +- 0.423600 - 0.501500 0.502100 0.502100 0.502100 0.502231 0.502372 70 # GPRMC diff --git a/www/performance/profile5.txt b/www/performance/profile5.txt new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bdae796e --- /dev/null +++ b/www/performance/profile5.txt @@ -0,0 +1,103 @@ +# Split latency data, BU-303b, 4800N1, cycle 1s +# GPGGA GPRMC GPGLL T1 D1 W E2 T2 D2 length tag +# --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- --------- -------- +- 0.372400 - 0.528400 0.528500 0.528500 0.528500 0.528847 0.529094 70 # GPRMC +0.080300 - - 0.260300 0.260400 0.260400 0.260400 0.260755 0.260995 81 # GPGGA +- 0.376300 - 0.532200 0.532400 0.532400 0.532400 0.532710 0.533043 70 # GPRMC +0.076300 - - 0.256200 0.256300 0.256300 0.256400 0.256695 0.256970 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373100 - 0.529100 0.529200 0.529200 0.529300 0.529555 0.529893 70 # GPRMC +0.076000 - - 0.256000 0.256100 0.256100 0.256200 0.256469 0.256766 81 # GPGGA +- 0.764900 - 0.920900 0.921000 0.921000 0.921100 0.921356 0.921690 70 # GPRMC +0.084000 - - 0.263800 0.263900 0.263900 0.264000 0.264292 0.264590 81 # GPGGA +- 0.380800 - 0.536800 0.536900 0.536900 0.537000 0.537250 0.537585 70 # GPRMC +0.075700 - - 0.255700 0.255800 0.255800 0.255900 0.256177 0.256450 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372600 - 0.528600 0.528800 0.528800 0.528800 0.529096 0.529430 70 # GPRMC +0.079600 - - 0.259500 0.259600 0.259600 0.259700 0.260012 0.260289 81 # GPGGA +- 0.376500 - 0.531500 0.531700 0.531700 0.531700 0.532028 0.532340 70 # GPRMC +0.076400 - - 0.256300 0.256500 0.256500 0.256600 0.256878 0.257153 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373300 - 0.529300 0.529500 0.529500 0.529500 0.529817 0.530128 70 # GPRMC +0.085300 - - 0.265200 0.265300 0.265300 0.265400 0.265717 0.265995 81 # GPGGA +- 0.773100 - 0.929100 0.929200 0.929300 0.929300 0.929591 0.929899 70 # GPRMC +0.082100 - - 0.263000 0.263200 0.263200 0.263200 0.263565 0.263838 81 # GPGGA +- 0.380000 - 0.536000 0.536100 0.536200 0.536200 0.536513 0.536826 70 # GPRMC +0.076000 - - 0.255900 0.256000 0.256000 0.256100 0.256409 0.256687 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372900 - 0.527800 0.528000 0.528000 0.528000 0.528357 0.528669 70 # GPRMC +0.078800 - - 0.258700 0.258900 0.258900 0.258900 0.259267 0.259541 81 # GPGGA +- 0.375700 - 0.529700 0.529800 0.529800 0.529900 0.530199 0.530511 69 # GPRMC +0.074600 - - 0.254600 0.254700 0.254700 0.254800 0.255097 0.255372 81 # GPGGA +- 0.371600 - 0.526500 0.526700 0.526700 0.526700 0.527056 0.527367 70 # GPRMC +0.076500 - - 0.256400 0.256600 0.256600 0.256600 0.256966 0.257242 81 # GPGGA +- 0.764400 - 0.920300 0.920500 0.920500 0.920500 0.920825 0.921132 70 # GPRMC +0.092300 - - 0.273300 0.273400 0.273400 0.273500 0.273788 0.274060 81 # GPGGA +- 0.390300 - 0.545500 0.545700 0.545700 0.545700 0.546197 0.546528 70 # GPRMC +0.078200 - - 0.258100 0.258300 0.258300 0.258300 0.258656 0.258930 81 # GPGGA +- 0.375100 - 0.531100 0.531200 0.531200 0.531300 0.531596 0.531908 70 # GPRMC +0.078000 - - 0.258000 0.258100 0.258100 0.258200 0.258493 0.258768 81 # GPGGA +- 0.375000 - 0.530900 0.531100 0.531100 0.531100 0.531442 0.531755 70 # GPRMC +0.075900 - - 0.255800 0.256000 0.256000 0.256000 0.256347 0.256622 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372800 - 0.528800 0.528900 0.528900 0.529000 0.529284 0.529593 70 # GPRMC +0.075700 - - 0.255700 0.255800 0.255800 0.255900 0.256185 0.256461 81 # GPGGA +- 0.764600 - 0.919600 0.919700 0.919700 0.919800 0.920060 0.920366 70 # GPRMC +0.082600 - - 0.263500 0.263700 0.263700 0.263700 0.264040 0.264314 81 # GPGGA +- 0.380500 - 0.536500 0.536600 0.536600 0.536700 0.536982 0.537296 70 # GPRMC +0.076400 - - 0.256400 0.256500 0.256500 0.256600 0.256880 0.257158 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373400 - 0.524300 0.524500 0.524500 0.524500 0.524825 0.525139 68 # GPRMC +0.079300 - - 0.259200 0.259400 0.259400 0.259400 0.259737 0.260012 81 # GPGGA +- 0.376200 - 0.532200 0.532400 0.532400 0.532500 0.532752 0.533065 70 # GPRMC +0.076100 - - 0.256100 0.256200 0.256200 0.256300 0.256580 0.256857 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373100 - 0.529000 0.529200 0.529200 0.529200 0.529524 0.529837 70 # GPRMC +0.080000 - - 0.259900 0.260100 0.260100 0.260100 0.260434 0.260709 81 # GPGGA +- 0.768800 - 0.924800 0.925000 0.925000 0.925000 0.925306 0.925613 70 # GPRMC +0.078800 - - 0.259800 0.259900 0.259900 0.259900 0.260265 0.260537 81 # GPGGA +- 0.376800 - 0.532700 0.532900 0.532900 0.532900 0.533222 0.533535 70 # GPRMC +0.076700 - - 0.256600 0.256800 0.256800 0.256800 0.257138 0.257413 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373600 - 0.529600 0.529700 0.529700 0.529800 0.530070 0.530383 70 # GPRMC +0.079500 - - 0.259400 0.259600 0.259600 0.259700 0.259972 0.260247 81 # GPGGA +- 0.376400 - 0.532400 0.532500 0.532600 0.532600 0.532909 0.533220 70 # GPRMC +0.075400 - - 0.255300 0.255400 0.255500 0.255500 0.255819 0.256094 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372300 - 0.528300 0.528400 0.528400 0.528500 0.528777 0.529092 70 # GPRMC +0.076200 - - 0.256100 0.256300 0.256300 0.256400 0.256672 0.256948 81 # GPGGA +- 0.764100 - 0.920000 0.920200 0.920200 0.920300 0.920531 0.920837 70 # GPRMC +0.079100 - - 0.260000 0.260200 0.260200 0.260200 0.260518 0.260792 81 # GPGGA +- 0.377000 - 0.532900 0.533100 0.533100 0.533200 0.533459 0.533773 70 # GPRMC +0.075900 - - 0.255800 0.256000 0.256000 0.256000 0.256357 0.256634 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372800 - 0.528900 0.529100 0.529100 0.529100 0.529480 0.529813 70 # GPRMC +0.080700 - - 0.260700 0.260900 0.260900 0.260900 0.261210 0.261484 81 # GPGGA +- 0.377700 - 0.533600 0.533800 0.533800 0.533900 0.534160 0.534470 70 # GPRMC +0.076600 - - 0.256500 0.256700 0.256700 0.256700 0.257056 0.257332 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373500 - 0.529500 0.529600 0.529600 0.529700 0.529982 0.530294 70 # GPRMC +0.076400 - - 0.256400 0.256600 0.256600 0.256600 0.256907 0.257182 81 # GPGGA +- 0.765300 - 0.921300 0.921400 0.921500 0.921500 0.921768 0.922075 70 # GPRMC +0.079300 - - 0.260200 0.260400 0.260400 0.260400 0.260738 0.261012 81 # GPGGA +- 0.377200 - 0.533200 0.533300 0.533300 0.533400 0.533684 0.533997 70 # GPRMC +0.080100 - - 0.260100 0.260200 0.260200 0.260300 0.260597 0.260872 81 # GPGGA +- 0.377100 - 0.533000 0.533200 0.533200 0.533200 0.533522 0.533835 70 # GPRMC +0.081000 - - 0.260900 0.261100 0.261100 0.261100 0.261442 0.261717 81 # GPGGA +- 0.377900 - 0.532900 0.533000 0.533000 0.533100 0.533380 0.533693 70 # GPRMC +0.076800 - - 0.256800 0.256900 0.256900 0.257000 0.257298 0.257574 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373800 - 0.528700 0.528900 0.528900 0.528900 0.529223 0.529533 70 # GPRMC +0.075700 - - 0.255600 0.255800 0.255800 0.255800 0.256136 0.256411 81 # GPGGA +- 0.763600 - 0.919500 0.919700 0.919700 0.919700 0.920004 0.920309 70 # GPRMC +0.078500 - - 0.259500 0.259600 0.259600 0.259700 0.259974 0.260246 81 # GPGGA +- 0.376500 - 0.532400 0.532600 0.532600 0.532600 0.532917 0.533227 70 # GPRMC +0.076400 - - 0.256300 0.256500 0.256500 0.256500 0.256839 0.257114 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373300 - 0.528300 0.528400 0.528400 0.528500 0.528764 0.529076 70 # GPRMC +0.075200 - - 0.255200 0.255300 0.255300 0.255400 0.255672 0.255947 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372200 - 0.528100 0.528200 0.528300 0.528300 0.528589 0.528901 70 # GPRMC +0.075100 - - 0.255000 0.255100 0.255100 0.255200 0.255494 0.255770 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372000 - 0.528000 0.528100 0.528100 0.528200 0.528448 0.528760 70 # GPRMC +0.075900 - - 0.256900 0.257000 0.257000 0.257100 0.257357 0.257631 81 # GPGGA +- 0.765000 - 0.920700 0.920900 0.920900 0.921000 0.921223 0.921532 70 # GPRMC +0.087800 - - 0.268700 0.268800 0.268900 0.268900 0.269194 0.269466 81 # GPGGA +- 0.385700 - 0.540700 0.540800 0.540800 0.540900 0.541143 0.541454 70 # GPRMC +0.078600 - - 0.259500 0.259700 0.259700 0.259700 0.260050 0.260324 81 # GPGGA +- 0.375500 - 0.531500 0.531700 0.531700 0.531700 0.531996 0.532308 70 # GPRMC +0.076500 - - 0.256400 0.256500 0.256500 0.256600 0.256888 0.257165 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373400 - 0.528400 0.528500 0.528500 0.528500 0.528840 0.529151 70 # GPRMC +0.076400 - - 0.256200 0.256400 0.256400 0.256400 0.256746 0.257022 81 # GPGGA +- 0.373200 - 0.529200 0.529300 0.529300 0.529400 0.529681 0.529992 70 # GPRMC +0.076100 - - 0.256100 0.256200 0.256200 0.256300 0.256580 0.256855 81 # GPGGA +- 0.765000 - 0.920000 0.920100 0.920100 0.920200 0.920457 0.920762 70 # GPRMC +0.076000 - - 0.256900 0.257100 0.257100 0.257100 0.257438 0.257709 81 # GPGGA +- 0.372900 - 0.528900 0.529000 0.529000 0.529100 0.529387 0.529699 70 # GPRMC +0.075800 - - 0.255800 0.255900 0.255900 0.256000 0.256276 0.256552 81 # GPGGA |