Improving VoIP Bandwidth Utilization Using the PldE Technique

Abstract

Abstract The use of Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) innovation is rising due to its various merits. Nevertheless, the ineffective use of bandwidth is a key dilemma that restricts the fast-rising use of VoIP innovation. The main factor behind this ineffective use of the bandwidth is the sizable VoIP packet preamble. This research creates a technique to address this dilemma of packet preamble. The created technique is known as payload elimination (PldE). The fundamental concept of the PldE technique is to exploit the information (elements) of the VoIP packet preamble that is superfluous for point-to-point calls. In general, these elements are utilized to transport the payload of VoIP packets. Consequently, the payload size of VoIP packet will be lowered or removed, preserving the available bandwidth. The performance test of the PldE technique indicated an improvement of up to 41.6% in the exploitation of IP network bandwidth. So, the PldE technique is showing signs that it could help solve the problem of the IP network's inefficient use of bandwidth.