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fixed bad naming, added requirement for jitter
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gernotstarke committed Dec 12, 2023
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title: Jitter
tags: efficient
related: performance-efficiency, latency
tags: efficient operable
related: performance-efficiency, latency, predictability
permalink: /qualities/jitter
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title: "Minimize jitter in real-time data streaming"
tags: reliable operable
related: jitter, predictability, latency
permalink: /requirements/minimize-jitter
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### Overall goal: Reduce and control [jitter](/qualities/jitter) in the real-time streaming of data.


**Stimulus**: Continuous transmission of real-time data (from sensors) over a network,.

**Environment**: Operational phase under standard network conditions.

**Response**: The system handles variations in delay of data packet delivery.

**Response Measure**:

* The variance in delay between data packets (jitter) should not exceed 5 milliseconds for 95% of the transmitted packets
* In instances where jitter exceeds this threshold, the system should employ buffering mechanisms to smooth the data flow, ensuring that the effective jitter experienced by the end-user remains below 7 milliseconds
* The system must detect and log instances of high jitter (above 5 milliseconds) in real-time, triggering alerts for the technical team when such instances exceed 5% of the total packets in any 10-minute window
* During peak load times, the allowable jitter can increase to a maximum of 10 milliseconds, but such instances should not exceed 2% of the total packets transmitted in a 24-hour period.

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