Radio modes.
Different radio modes yield different performance and power consumption.
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| NRF_MODEM_DECT_PHY_RADIO_MODE_LOW_LATENCY | Low latency.
This mode has the lowest latency, the best RX/TX switching performance, and the highest power consumption. This is the only mode that supports starting operations immediately, that is, operations whose configured start time is zero.
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| NRF_MODEM_DECT_PHY_RADIO_MODE_LOW_LATENCY_WITH_STANDBY | Low latency with standby.
This mode has the same RX/TX switching performance as the low latency mode, but higher operation start-up latency due to radio entering standby mode when possible. Power consumption is thus lower compared to the low latency mode.
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| NRF_MODEM_DECT_PHY_RADIO_MODE_NON_LBT_WITH_STANDBY | Listen-before-talk disabled, with standby.
This mode has the lowest power consumption, due the to modem entering standby mode when possible and not using Listen-Before-Talk, at the cost of higher start-up latency and worse RX/TX switching performance compared to the other radio modes.
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| NRF_MODEM_DECT_PHY_RADIO_MODE_COUNT | Number of radio modes available.
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