What is the maximum amount per second of requests the ethernet shield supports?
What type of request? Do you mean TCP? The limiting speed I have found is the SPI bus, not the network.
HenriqueRamires:
What is the maximum amount per second of requests the ethernet shield supports?
The Arduino has to make a GET request, to run a script on a server. Then, it waits for the script to be executed, and for the response to be streamed back to the ethernet shield. Then, it has to read the response, and possibly do something with the data.
Clearly, each of these steps takes time, and that the time it takes depends on network traffic, what the script actually does, and how much data it returns.
There is no simple answer to your question.
SurferTim:
What type of request? Do you mean TCP? The limiting speed I have found is the SPI bus, not the network.
Type TCP.
PaulS:
The Arduino has to make a GET request, to run a script on a server. Then, it waits for the script to be executed, and for the response to be streamed back to the ethernet shield. Then, it has to read the response, and possibly do something with the data.Clearly, each of these steps takes time, and that the time it takes depends on network traffic, what the script actually does, and how much data it returns.
There is no simple answer to your question.
PaulS:
The Arduino has to make a GET request, to run a script on a server. Then, it waits for the script to be executed, and for the response to be streamed back to the ethernet shield. Then, it has to read the response, and possibly do something with the data.Clearly, each of these steps takes time, and that the time it takes depends on network traffic, what the script actually does, and how much data it returns.
There is no simple answer to your question.
Thanks!