packetizationinduced
Packetizationinduced refers to the set of phenomena that arise from the process of segmenting a continuous data stream into discrete packets for transmission over a packet-switched network. It is a concern in digital communications and multimedia streaming, where data such as audio, video, or sensor samples are grouped into packets for transport.
Key mechanisms include the packetization interval, the payload size, and the header overhead. The chosen packet
The primary consequences are latency and jitter. Packetization introduces a delay from the moment data is generated
Tradeoffs are central to packetizationinduced design. Smaller payloads reduce latency and help with loss concealment but
Mitigation strategies include jitter buffers, adaptive packetization intervals, forward error correction, and quality-of-service mechanisms to prioritize