TimingLatenzen
TimingLatenzen, or timing latencies, describe the delay between an initiating event and the corresponding observable result within a system. In engineering terms, they reflect the time required for information to propagate, be processed, and produce an output. Latency is typically decomposed into processing delay, propagation delay over a medium, queuing delay from resource contention, and hardware-induced delays such as buffering or conversion.
Measurements and units are central to understanding TimingLatenzen. They are usually expressed in seconds or subunits,
Various domains have different latency budgets and implications. In computer networks, end-to-end latency includes transmission, propagation,
Causes of TimingLatenzen include buffering strategies, scheduler and interrupt overhead, protocol overhead, and hardware conversion. Reduction