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Pulls at most BURST packets per INTERVAL (seconds) from its input, pushing
them out its single output. Default BURST is 1.
If BURST is 1, and packets arrive upstream at a rate of less than 1 packet
per INTERVAL, then in steady state TimedUnqueue will impose relatively
little delay on the packet stream. In other situations, TimedUnqueue may
impose an average delay of INTERVAL/2 seconds per packet, even for low
input rates. This is because it checks for packets at most once every
INTERVAL seconds.
There is usually a Queue upstream of each TimedUnqueue element.
NOTES
The UNIX and Linux timers have granularity of about 10
milliseconds, so this TimedUnqueue can only produce high packet
rates by being bursty.