Robust Header Compression using Update Packets
draft-tran-rohc-upd-packets-01
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| Authors | Hung V. Tran , Erica Schnurr , Martin Gallant | ||
| Last updated | 2000-05-05 | ||
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Abstract
This contribution describes a new header compression scheme whereby small update packets are sent from the compressor to the decompressor. This scheme maintains the same compressed header size even when the BER (Bit Error Rate) increases. Simulations show that this scheme will approach the ideal header compression scheme. The main advantage of our scheme is that it is logically simple. The compressor has total control of when the small update packets are to be sent.
Authors
Hung V. Tran
Erica Schnurr
Martin Gallant
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