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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}What is ASPEN latency? Open
ASPEN latency is 1.33ms for the SPN812 and 1.43ms for the SPN1624. As you stack additional units, you add only 125 microseconds per additional link (two RU units have 250 microseconds). The 1GB backbone upon which ASPEN Net runs keeps latency extremely low. 125 microseconds is equal to a mere 6 audio samples.
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