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On Hard Realtime Traffic in Converged Time-Sensitive Networks

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In insights into the hardware and software configuration of a TSN testbed designed to support data streams of mixed criticality, different methods for isolating hard realtime streams from other traffic and their impact on latency and jitter are presented.

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