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= WARPLab 7.3.0: Benchmarks =

== Hardware and Software ==

  * Netgear ProSafe 5-port Gigabit Desktop Switch (GS105)
  * PC Hardware
    * Dell Optiplex 790 
    * Intel Core i7-2600 3.4 GHz
    * 16 GB RAM
    * Window 7 Professional SP1 64-bit
    * Intel 82579LM Gigabit Network Connection
      * Configured to support Jumbo Ethernet Frames of up to 9014 Bytes
  * PC Software
    * Matlab 7.12.0 (R2011a)
    * Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 Express (compiler for MEX)
    * Microsoft Windows 7 SDK
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== Procedure ==

  * Download Reference bit stream w/ iMPACT
  * Open MATLAB
    * Set current folder within MATLAB to the M_Code_Reference folder of the appropriate WARPLab release
    * Run the following commands
      * wl_setup
        * NOTE:  This allows us to configure the Transport type and the Ethernet MTU Size
      * nodes = wl_initNodes(1)
      * results = wl_benchmark( nodes, 'write_iq', 10000, 'max' );
      * results = wl_benchmark( nodes, 'read_iq', 10000, 'max' );
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== Results ==

''' WARP v3 Hardware '''

Over 10,000 trials using 32768 samples per trial, we have the following Read IQ and Write IQ performance of the different Transports:

[[Image(WARP_v3_Ethernet_Performance.png)]]

{{{
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|  ID |  WLVER |    Serial # |   Transport | MTU Size (B) | Num Samples | Num Trials | Avg Write IQ per sec |  Avg Read IQ per sec |
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|   0 |  7.3.0 |  W3-a-00027 |  WL Mex UDP |         1464 |       32768 |      10000 |             210.4994 |             232.6682 |
|   0 |  7.3.0 |  W3-a-00027 |    Java UDP |         1464 |       32768 |      10000 |              17.0187 |              16.9429 |
|   0 |  7.1.0 |  W3-a-00027 |    Java UDP |         1464 |       32768 |      10000 |              16.9390 |              16.6640 |
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|   0 |  7.3.0 |  W3-a-00027 |  WL Mex UDP |         8960 |       32768 |      10000 |             445.8885 |             466.6237 |
|   0 |  7.3.0 |  W3-a-00027 |    Java UDP |         8960 |       32768 |      10000 |              82.0430 |              71.2319 |
|   0 |  7.1.0 |  W3-a-00027 |    Java UDP |         8960 |       32768 |      10000 |              73.1989 |              44.6655 |
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}}}




''' WARP v2 Hardware '''

Over 10,000 trials using 16384 samples per trial, we have the following Read IQ and Write IQ performance of the different Transports:

[[Image(WARP_v2_Ethernet_Performance.png)]]

{{{
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|  ID |  WLVER |    Serial # |   Transport | MTU Size (B) | Num Samples | Num Trials | Avg Write IQ per sec |  Avg Read IQ per sec |
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|   0 |  7.3.0 |         N/A |  WL Mex UDP |         1464 |       16384 |      10000 |             128.1127 |             133.0076 |
|   0 |  7.3.0 |         N/A |    Java UDP |         1464 |       16384 |      10000 |              32.9602 |              31.1658 |
|   0 |  7.1.0 |         N/A |    Java UDP |         1464 |       16384 |      10000 |              32.5807 |              22.0276 |
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}}}