802.1Qav

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802.1Qav is an IEEE standard that defines credit-based traffic shaping mechanisms to support time-sensitive and low-latency audio/video streaming over Ethernet networks.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IEEE networking standard
aimsTo improve QoS for AV traffic
provide bounded latency
reduce latency variation
appliesTo Ethernet networks
linked to: Ethernet

bridged LANs
category Quality of Service
Traffic management
complements IEEE 802.1AS
IEEE 802.1Qat stream reservation
linked to: IEEE 802.1Qat
defines credit-based shaper
credit-based traffic shaping
ensures controlled bandwidth for AV streams
limited interference from best-effort traffic
focusesOn egress port scheduling
traffic shaping for AV classes
improves determinism of AV traffic delivery
layerModel OSI model
linked to: OSI protocol suite
operatesAt Data link layer
partOf IEEE 802.1 family
publishedBy IEEE
relatedTo Audio Video Bridging (AVB)
linked to: IEEE 802.1Qav

IEEE 802.1BA
IEEE 802.1Q
linked to: IEEE 802.1Q series

IEEE 802.1Qat
Time-Sensitive Networking (TSN)
scope forwarding and queuing for AV streams
specifies behavior of AVB traffic classes
parameters for credit increase and decrease
rules for frame transmission eligibility
standardizes credit-based shaper behavior in bridges
supports audio/video bridging
low-latency audio streaming
low-latency video streaming
time-sensitive networking
time-sensitive traffic
usedIn broadcast video networks
in-vehicle Ethernet networks
industrial Ethernet applications
professional audio networks
uses bandwidth reservation concepts
credit-based queuing
per-class traffic shaping

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IEEE 802.1Qav hasAbbreviation 802.1Qav