Real data captured while the link ran: an off-the-shelf webcam streamed uncompressed video across a Wi-Fi physical layer implemented on a Zynq UltraScale+ RFSoC, transmit output looped into the receive input through an SMA cable. One bitstream decodes all three generations, 802.11a/g, 802.11n and 802.11ac, selecting per packet at runtime; the sweep walks 27 format / data-rate / resolution combinations, each held for at least 20 seconds, including uncompressed 1280×720. Across the whole capture the receiver delivered 1,524,695 fragments (100.0%) with 0 payload byte errors; peak byte-verified goodput 36 Mb/s. Recording of each configuration starts only after the previous configuration's queued frames have drained, and the configuration is then held until its latency reading stays flat for several seconds; the latency shown is the median of that flat tail - the configuration's steady-state end-to-end value, with switch transients excluded. Images, counters and rates on this page are the capture itself, replayed in your browser with no hardware attached.