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IV. Coding Decoding Protocol
Another important parameter is coding decoding
protocol. By coding decoding procedure network
ensure optimal uses of bandwidth & network
operation speed. The network performance analyse
with following two Codec separately:
a) G.711b) G.729
a) G.711:
G.711 is an ITU-T standard for audio compression. It
is primarily used in telephony. The standard was
released for usage in 1972. Its formal name is Pulse
code modulation (PCM) of voice frequencies. It is
required standard in many technologies, for example
in H.320 and H.323 specifications.
b) G.729:
G.729 is an audio data compression algorithm for
voice that compresses digital voice in packets of 10
milliseconds duration. Because of its low bandwidth
requirements, G.729 is mostly used in Voice over
Internet Protocol (VoIP) applications where
bandwidth must be conserved, such as conference
calls. Standard G.729 operates at a bit rate of 8 kbit/s,
but there are extensions, which provide rates of 6.4
kbit/s and 11.8 kbit/s for worse and better speech
quality, respectively[3,4].
IV. Performance Verification of Network With
Respect to MOS
Performance of network can be determined under one
codec type for all routing protocols for set of nodes.
There are various conditions for caller system and
called system like,
A) Caller is static but Receiver is in mobile state.
B) Caller is movable while Receiver is in staticcondition.
C) Caller & Receiver both in mobile state
Networks Jitter Delay will vary due to above
conditions. These will affect the average MOS.
Analysis for G.711 Codec:
A) Caller is static but Receiver is in mobile state.
i) Average MOS for Receiver:
Fig 1: Average MOS at Movable Receiver
ii) Average MOS for Transmitter:
Fig 2: Average MOS for static Transmitter
B) Caller is movable while Receiver is in static
condition.
i) Average MOS of Receiver:
Fig 3: Average MOS for static Receiver
ii) Average MOS of Transmitter:
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Fig 4: Average MOS at Movable Transmitter
C) Caller & Receiver both in mobile state
i) Average MOS of Receiver:
Fig 5: Average MOS for Mobile network Receiver
ii) Average MOS of Transmitter:
Fig 6: Average MOS for Mobile network Transmitter
Analysis for G.729 Codec:
A) Caller is static but Receiver is in mobile state.
i) Average MOS for Receiver
Fig 7: Average MOS at Movable Receiver
ii) Average MOS for Transmitter
Fig 8: Average MOS for static Transmitter
B) Caller is movable while Receiver is in static
condition.
i) Average MOS for Receiver
Fig 9: Average MOS for static Receiver
ii) Average MOS for Transmitter
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Fig 10: Average MOS for Dynamic Transmitter
C) Caller & Receiver both in mobile state
i) Average MOS for Receiver
Fig 11: Average MOS for Mobile Receiver
ii) Average MOS for Transmitter
Fig 12: Average MOS for static ReceivTransmitter
V. Discussion on Results
Comparing all graphs for different Codec different
routing protocol shows better performance. For
mobile receiver at receiving end Bellman Ford shows
best result in G.729 Codec. Jitter value & delay is
optimum. MOS value is present in Y axis and
average set of node in X axis.
Fig 13: Comparing Best Average MOS of Codecs
For Mobile Call initiator RIP routing algorithm
shows better performance MOS value is present in
Y axis and average set of node in X axis.
Fig 14: Comparing Best Average MOS of Codecs
For both Mobile Caller and Receiver a combination
of OSPF v 2 at receiver end and Bellman Ford at
transmitter end in G.729 codec shows better
performance. Also Jitter values are minimums and
delay is moderated. MOS value is present in Y axis
and average set of node in X axis.
In this dynamic scenario while call initiator and
receiver are mobile then average MOS will not
fluctuate as well as it is above 2 (Fig 15). But
corresponding jitter variation is very low (Fig 16).
Fig 15: Comparing Best Average MOS of Codecs
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Fig 16: Average Jitter for Receiver
Keeping average MOS value at a threshold 2
optimizing delay and jitter value system can keep
highest MOS 4. As packet loss and corruption of
packet is minimum & delay is average so network
give it optimum performance.
Conclusion
Comparing all performances of G.711 & G.729 with
respect to different routing protocols in different
static & dynamic scenario performance of G.729 is
better than G.711. Among all type of routing
protocols Bellman Ford shows best result at receiver
end while at transmitter end RIP & OSPF v 2 perform
better. Also we can conclude for complete mobile
scenario with moderate network designing cost
system can able to maintain Maximum MOS 4.
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