Networking & Communications
Latency / Jitter
Min, max, average, median, and successive-sample jitter from ping-style timings.
Networking & Communications
Min, max, average, median, and successive-sample jitter from ping-style timings.
App id: NET-08. Reference version 1.0.
How to fill it
Add rows as you need them. The tool uses every row you enter.
On the tool screen, Calc is the working sheet. Presets stores values you reuse. Reference is the formula, assumptions, and provenance below.
Formula
jitter = average(|L[i] − L[i−1]|)Inputs
| Name | Unit |
|---|---|
| Latency sample | ms |
Outputs
| Name | Unit |
|---|---|
| Average latency (hero result) | ms |
| Minimum latency | ms |
| Maximum latency | ms |
| Median latency | ms |
| Latency spread | ms |
| Jitter estimate | ms |
Diagnose
Observations are context. They do not pass or fail a structure. See Diagnose.
Screening bands in the app: Low · Moderate · High.
| When | Observation | Severity |
|---|---|---|
ms < 20 | Low latency | info |
ms < 100 | Moderate latency | info |
ms ≥ 100 | High latency | caution |
Jitter estimate < 0 or not Average latency > 0 and Jitter estimate = 0 | Low variation | info |
ratio < 0.1 | Low variation | info |
ratio < 0.3 | Moderate variation | caution |
ratio ≥ 0.3 | High variation | warning |
Assumptions
- Enter samples in order. Jitter is the average of |Δ| between successive samples.
- Latency bands are application-dependent context, not a universal limit.
Provenance
- Field jitter is mean successive absolute difference, not a telecom jitter model.