End-to-end Delay

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End-to-end Delay = N (d_{proc} + d_{trans} + d_{prop})

$"End-to-end Delay" = N ( d_"proc" + d_"trans" + d_"prop" )$

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Processing Delay

$"Processing Delay"$

Transmission Delay

$"Transmission Delay"$

Propagation Delay

$"Propagation Delay"$

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End-to-end delay is the total time it takes for a packet to be sent through a network. Each router has its own separate delay times so this only gives an estimation.

This equation computes an estimated end-to-end delay in seconds from the following inputs:

n - the number of links between routers
$d_{proc}$ $d_"proc"$ - the average processing delay incurred by a router
$d_{trans}$ $d_"trans"$ - the average transmission delay
$d_{prop}$ $d_"prop"$ - the average propagation delay

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