Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

RE: Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

Er7 — Mon, 20 May 2019 14:24:45 GMT

You mean, We can use ack? in this latency.

Need to try.

I will write answer, when I get result.

Thanks.

RE: Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

Kenneth — Mon, 20 May 2019 14:18:05 GMT

In terms of audio typically latency below <20ms is okey. So it should not be a problem to combine 32bytes into a single packet and transfer, then you should get much higher throughput than 24kbps.

You can use TX_DS without ACK yes.

RE: Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

Er7 — Mon, 20 May 2019 14:07:24 GMT

Hi Kenneth;

About TX_DS, I don't use ACK for don't lose to time.

You know, About audio transfer you need to be fast.

We want to sent data with 24kbs(kilobitpersecond)

That's mean I need to sent data every 42 microsecond.

When I use to Auto ACK, then I get lose to time.

Can I use TX_DS with out ACK.?

Another asking about nrf24l01+ serial timing.(SPI)

Now we are using 64Mhz MCU, thats mean WE will use SPI with 16MMhz.

I readed on Datasheet. NRF24l01+ have maksimum SPI speed for spi 10Mhz, this is true or I have a mistake?

Can you give me way, for fast data transfer with MCu.

I mean, Am I have a different way for that?

Thanks for your support.

RE: Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

Kenneth — Mon, 20 May 2019 12:28:13 GMT

You should keep CE low long enough to ensure the current outgoing packet is finished transmitting (e.g. set CE low and wait for TX_DS or a timeout, whatever comes first). An alternative to set CE low may be to keep CE high, but every <4ms make the the TX_FIFO is empty once.

Best regards,
Kenneth

RE: Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

Er7 — Thu, 16 May 2019 13:42:32 GMT

Hi Kenneth;

Thank you for your support. it's working :)

How About Ce low time inside to <4ms.

For example 2 us is ok?

Best Regards.

RE: Nrf24l01p PRX timing ?

Kenneth — Thu, 16 May 2019 11:09:55 GMT

Hi,

There is a radio settling time of 150us between packets from the PTX yes. If you keep CE high (on TX) you may avoid this delay, just make sure that you must set CE low every <4ms because the modulated carrier can drift out of spec after 4ms.

Best regards,
Kenneth