13.4.4 Y.1564 Results
Overview of measurements
Use the scroll bar to see the following measurements from the Configuration Test.
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ULR: Utilized Line Rate is an average rate of frames including the minimum size interframe gap, the preamble,
the start of frame delimiter and the service frame bits starting with the MAC address and ending with the FSC.
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FTD: Frame Transfer Delay is the time a frame takes to transfer between two measurement points of a network
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FDV: Frame Delay Variation is the variation of the arrival of frames at the measurement point
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FLR: Frame Loss Rate is the ratio of total lost frames to the total frames transmitted
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AVAIL vs. UNAVAIL: a test flow is considered to be in one of two stated either Available or Unavailable. A test
flow is defined as Unavailable upon the commencement of a block of 10 consecutive SES
Seconds Ethernet). A SES
rate is exceeded, the test flow will remain in the Unavailable state until the commencement of a block of 10
consecutive non-SES
is defined as a second in which the FLR exceed a rate of 0.5 (50%). Once the SES
ETH
.
ETH
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(Severe Errored
ETH
ETH
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