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transmitTime

Packet transmission time

Since R2022b

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    Syntax

    t = transmitTime(cfg)
    t = transmitTime(cfg,unit)

    Description

    t = transmitTime(cfg) returns the packet transmission time in seconds for the physical layer (PHY) format configuration specified in cfg.

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    t = transmitTime(cfg,unit) specifies unit, the unit in which the function returns the packet transmission time.

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    Examples

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    Open Live Script

    Create an HE SU configuration object for a 40 MHz transmission.

    cfgHE = wlanHESUConfig;
cfgHE.ChannelBandwidth = 'CBW40';

    Calculate and display the packet transmission times in seconds and milliseconds.

    t = transmitTime(cfgHE)
    t = 
1.1600e-04

    t_milli = transmitTime(cfgHE,'milliseconds')
    t_milli = 
0.1160

    Input Arguments

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    PHY format configuration, specified as one of these objects: wlanDMGConfig, wlanEHTMUConfig, wlanEHTTBConfig, wlanHEMUConfig, wlanHESUConfig, wlanHETBConfig, wlanHTConfig, wlanNonHTConfig, wlanS1GConfig, wlanVHTConfig, or wlanWURConfig.

    The unit of the returned packet transmission time, specified as one of 'seconds', 'milliseconds', 'microseconds', or 'nanoseconds'.

    Data Types: char | string

    Output Arguments

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    Packet transmission time, returned as a positive scalar.

    • When you do not specify unit, or specify unit as 'seconds', the time is returned in seconds.

    • When you specify unit as 'milliseconds', the time is returned in milliseconds.

    • When you specify unit as 'microseconds', the time is returned in microseconds.

    • When you specify unit as 'nanoseconds', the time is returned in nanoseconds.

    Extended Capabilities

    C/C++ Code Generation
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    Version History

    Introduced in R2022b

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    See Also

    Objects