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Measuring Treck TCP/IP Performance Using the XPS LocalLink TEMAC in an Embedded Processor System

This application note illustrates how to measure the network performance of the XPS LocalLink Tri Mode Ethernet MAC (TEMAC) in an embedded processor system running the Treck TCP/IP stack. The measurements use a PPC405 processor based system with the ML405 Evaluation Platform or a MicroBlaze™ based system with the ML505 Evaluation Platform. The test software and methods are provided so that similar tests can be performed using different boards. This application note outlines how to acquire the hardware designs and set up the two boards. The set up of the Treck TCP/IP software is detailed along with how to integrate it with a standalone test application. Test software that can be run on a Windows or Linux PC is also discussed.