README with Iperf3 and testing details

Expanded the README to include details about Iperf3, test types, requirements, and procedures for network benchmarking.

Author: Awesomegardener

README.md

@@ -3,13 +3,38 @@ Speed test scripts for network benchmarking, with results sent to an avena pipel
 
 ### Iperf3
 ## What is it?
+Iperf3 is a tool used to measure network performance between two devices.
+It allows you to test how much data can be transmitted across a data link.
 
-## Files
+Iperf3 operates using a client/server model where one device operates as the server and a second device operates as a client.
+
+## Test Types
+
+# TCP
+TCP tests measure reliable throughput, where all packets must be acknowledged (Sent and Received). 
+This test shows how much data can be transferred consistently without any error.
+
+# UDP
+UDP tests measure maximum achievable throughput, where Iperf3 tries to push as much data as it can without any reliability gurantees.
+This test allows you to observe packet loss, jitter, and latency variation, which is important for time-sensitive applications (eg. operating a robot with live video feed remotely).
+
+### Requirements
+## Software
+- A Linux environment such as Fedora Server
+- Podman for container deployment
+- Git to clone repositories
+
+## Hardware
+- Lattepanda 3 Delta
+- Power Source (charger or battery)
 
 ### Procedures
+## Background
+Two lattepanda 3 Delta are used fo testing with Iperf3.
 
+## Steps
+# Installing Fedora Server
+1. For both Lattepanda 3 Deltas, [Fedora Server 43](https://fedoraproject.org/server/download) was flashed via usb network install.
+2. 
 
-## Tests
 
-# TCP
-# UDP