the variation observed in transmission and receiving of a single packet. When the network has control over double endpoints then the jitter measured is instantaneous jitter i.e. When the network has control over Double Endpoint: While your network has control over just one of the endpoints (aka single-ended) then the jitter is measured by calculating the average of the minimum RTT round-trip time and the RTT of a series of voice packets. When the network has control over Single Endpoint:
Jitter for voice traffic can be measured depending upon whether you have control over just one endpoint or both. This is then done in various ways depending on the type of traffic.
Jitter measurement involves the calculation of average packet-to-packet delay time or it refers to the variation amongst the absolute packet delays in a sequence of online communications.
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