Apt report on type approval and test of information technology equipment



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Figure -Broadcast Frame Latency Summary Results



      1. Congestion Control

The objective of this test is to determine how a DUT handles congestion. Does the device implement congestion control and does congestion on one port affect an uncongested port? This procedure determines if “Head of Line Blocking” and/or “Backpressure” are present.

Table shows the results of applying the tests on our sample device. The table shows that our sample device does not have “Head of Line Blocking” and does not perform “Backpressure” for congestion control.



Table - Congestion Control Test Details

Frame
Size (Byte)


Burst
Size


Intended
Load (%)


Port
Type


Offered
Load (%)


Frame
Loss (%)


HOLB
Exists


BP
Exists


64

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

64

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

64

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

64

0

0

Congested

0

33.33

0

0

128

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

128

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

128

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

128

0

0

Congested

0

33.33

0

0

256

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

256

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

256

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

256

0

0

Congested

0

33.33

0

0

512

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

512

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

512

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

512

0

0

Congested

0

33.32

0

0

1024

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

1024

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

1024

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

1024

0

0

Congested

0

33.32

0

0

1280

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

1280

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

1280

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

1280

0

0

Congested

0

33.32

0

0

1518

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

1518

1

100

Transmit

100

0

0

0

1518

0

0

Uncongested

0

0

0

0

1518

0

0

Congested

0

33.32

0

0

      1. Faulty (with error) Frame Filtering

The objective of the faulty frames filtering test is to determine the behavior of the DUT under faulty or abnormal frame conditions. The results of the test indicate if the DUT/SUT filters the errors, or simply propagates the faulty frames along to the destination

Table shows the results of applying the test on our sample device. The table shows that none of the faulty frames are sent to the destination and all are dropped.


Table - Faulty Frame Filtering Test Results

Error
Type


Test
Status


Intended
Load (%)


Tx Sig Frame Count

Rx Sig Frame Count

Tx Non Sig Frame Count

Rx Non Sig Frame Count

Oversize
Frames


Undersize
Frames


CRC Error Frames

CRC

Passed

100

178571430

0

0

92

0

0

0

Oversize

Passed

100

9721324

0

0

88

0

0

0

Undersize

Passed

100

180722892

0

0

91

0

0

0

      1. Forward Pressure Rate

The Forward Pressure test overloads a DUT/SUT port and measures the output for forward pressure. If the DUT/SUT transmits frames with an inter-frame gap will be less than 96 bits, then forward pressure is detected.

Table shows the results of applying the test on our sample device. The results show that even if the inter-frame gap is less than 96 bits frames, the device forwards them in the standard form.


Table - Forward Pressure Rate Test Results

Frame
Size (Byte)


Forward
Pressure


Intended
Load (%)


Offered
Load (%)


Offered
Load (fps)


Forwarding
Rate (fps)


Frame
Loss (%)


Other Frames

Flood Count

64

FALSE

101.20

101.21

36144578.4

35714722

1.188

0

0

128

FALSE

100.68

100.68

20408163.6

20270571

0.673

0

0

256

FALSE

100.36

100.36

10909091.2

10869729

0.36

0

0

512

FALSE

100.19

100.19

5649717.6

5639181

0.185

0

0

1024

FALSE

100.10

100.10

2876318.4

2873606

0.093

0

0

1280

FALSE

100.08

100.08

2309469.2

2307720

0.074

0

0

1518

FALSE

100.07

100.07

1951854.4

1950615

0.062

0

0


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