Even More about IoT

August 10, 2017 · by Andrew Prokop · in Internet of Things, IoT · 3 Comments

Beth Schultz of No Jitter did a great job summarizing our recent podcast about IoT and communications workflows. Take a look *and* a listen.

jalilabuhajar · August 13, 2017 - 3:29 am · Reply→

HI Andrew,

My pleasure to have chance to communicate with you, I beg your pardon to ask you question related to jitter and IOT, but not directly related to the above topic, I am searching for threshold acceptable value of VOIP jitter. I am currently doing research regarding VOIP over VANET, I could not find an acceptable reference value of jitter in any reliable reference to use this value as a reference in my research. The value which I can found in some webpages is 30,40,50 msec. can I rely on these values.

Thanks in advance for your time
1. Andrew Prokop · August 13, 2017 - 3:42 pm · Reply→
  
  Most people believe that anything beyond 40ms is a problem.
jalilabuhajar · August 22, 2017 - 4:53 pm · Reply→

Thanks a lot for you time and your answer, but is there any reference value mentioned in an official academic or standardization institute?