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does not provide the received data to the user as soon as its reception is completed. Instead,
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the receiver compares the transmission timestamp (received with the data) with its local WR time
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and calculates their difference. As soon as the calculated difference equals to the configured
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fixed-latency. the data is provided to the user. In case the calculated difference is greater
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that the configured fixed-latency, the data is provided to the user immediately.
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fixed-latency, the data is provided to the user. In case the calculated difference is greater
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that the configured fixed-latency, the data is provided to the user immediately. With a default
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configuration, this mechanism provides latency with a jitter that might exceed 1ns. If sub-ns
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latency jitter must be guaranteed, [ultra-fixed latency configuration](https://ohwr.org/project/wr-cores/wikis/Ultra-fixed-latency-configuration) is provided.
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A [simulation](/WR-Streamers-Simulation) of the Tx and Rx streamer can
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be run in order to understand how some of these features work in
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