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Latency Budget

Define the hops (speed and distance) and packet size and I compute the latency budget: serialization, propagation and processing delay, end to end.

Input mode
bytes

Typical Ethernet 1500 B; jumbo 9000 B; ACK/VoIP 64 B.

×10⁸ m/s

Copper/fiber ≈ 2×10⁸ m/s (~0.67 c). Vacuum/radio ≈ 3×10⁸.

Equal hops
hops
Mbps
km

Split evenly across the hops for propagation.

µs

Queue + switching per device. Typical 1050 µs.

Examples
redzilla.cl — latency
 
One-way latency
end to end
RTT (round-trip)
≈ 2 × one-way
Dominant component

One-way breakdown

Serialization
Propagation
Processing
One-way
RTT
Serial.
Propag.
How it is computed · serialization, propagation and processing

Serialization = time to put the bits on the wire. packet_bits / speed_bps. E.g.: 1500 B at 1 Gbps = 1500×8 / 1e9 = 12 µs.

Propagation = signal travel time. distance / v, with v ≈ 2×10⁸ m/s. E.g.: 100 km / 2e8 = 500 µs.

Processing = queue + switching per hop, a fixed value multiplied by the number of hops.

Total one-way = Σ(serialization + propagation + processing) per link. The RTT ≈ 2× the one-way latency.

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