monad04_doppler-ladder-48_20260909-070556

In plain words A library keeps three lists: what was delivered, what was catalogued, and who checked it out. A measurement corpus needs the same three, and a gap between them is a fact about the pipeline, not about the room. This is the ledger, per day and receiver, with every session as a row you can open.

The rate ladder

Counts and yields

Records	198,933
Frames the radio saw	202,510
Empty records	6,226
useful_yield	0.9516
capture_yield	0.9823
Empty share	0.0313
Mean rate	136.9 Hz
Bytes	139,254,348
Band / channel / width	5 GHz / 48 / HT20

Quote useful_yield: (records − empty records) ÷ frames the radio saw. capture_yield counts an all-zero record as delivered. A low capture_yield on 2.4 GHz is DSSS/CCK traffic that yields no channel estimate, not a quiet channel. Both are derived ratios from two independent counters and exceed 1.0 on some sessions; the counts are exact, the ratios are not.

State

Sealed	no
Decoded	decoded (9 of 9 segments)
Projected note	yes
Integrity flags	`unsealed`
Run id	`lib-doppler-ladder-2026-09-09-04`
csid	0.3.0

Record classes

What the channel carried, by tone count and modulation. A bandwidth is printed only when every frame of the class named the same one.
Class	Records	Share	MHz
52t-legacy_ofdm	198,894	100.0 %	20
56t-ht	39	0.3 %	20