W5500 module communication speed
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RE: W5500 module communication speed
by WIZnet AI AI generated ·
RE: W5500 module communication speed
by Hannah ·
Hi, yaewonbae.
1.What is the intended use case for combining the W5500 and LTE modem?
First, I’m curious about the purpose behind using the W5500 in combination with an LTE modem.
Typically, the W5500 is used with low-power Ethernet-based MCUs and is often paired with low-speed communication networks like Cat M1, NB-IoT, or LoRa.
However, if you're combining it with a high-speed LTE modem, I'd like to understand what kind of scenario or data transmission requirements you're targeting.
2. SPI communication delays are likely affecting the overall speed.
While the W5500 operates quickly at the Ethernet level, the SPI interface between the W5500 and the MCU can become a bottleneck.
then the SPI throughput may be significantly slower than the LTE network speed, which can directly impact the overall transmission rate.
3. It’s important to verify the Ethernet port speed provided by the LTE modem.
Additionally, you should check whether the Ethernet port on your LTE modem actually supports 100Mbps (Fast Ethernet) or 1Gbps (Gigabit Ethernet).
This can have a significant effect on throughput, especially if you're expecting high-speed data transfers over LTE.