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Transmission control protocol
Voice over IP (voIP) technology enables the real time transmission of voice signals as packetized data over IP network that employ the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP), Real Time Transport Protocol (RTP), User Datagram Protocol (UDP), and Internet Protocol (IP) suite. In VoIP systems, analog voice signals are digitized and transmitted as a stream of packets over a digital data network. IP networks allow each packet to independently find the most efficient path to the intended destination, thereby best using the network resources at any given instant. The packets associated with a single source may thus take many different paths to the destination in traversing the network, arriving with different end to end delays, arriving out of sequence, or possibly not arriving at all. At the destination, however, the packets are reassemebled and converted back into the original voice signal. Voip technology insures proper reconstruction of the voice signals, compensating for echoes made audible due to the end to end delay, for jitter and for dropped packets. Variation among Voip products include the algorithms and implementations used to support dynamic bandwidth allocation, packet loss recovery, adaptive echo cancellation and speech processing to driver voice quality as high as possible.
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