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On the Transport of a Constant-Bit-Rate (Time Sensitive) Application Across a Packet Network That Imposes Variable Delay

The purpose of this paper is to clarify the relation between the jitter and wander performance for a constant bit rate (CBR), time-sensitive application that traverses a packet network, and the jitter and wander performance of clock signals that may be available at the network nodes and are synchronized with each other (but not necessarily with anything else). This is in response to discussion of this topic in the February 1, 2006 AVB call and to Reference [1].