Evaluation of Battery Consumption and Jitter Between ViNR and VoNR over IMS 5G Network

Video conferencing is widely used for quick communication, like in meetings held at a distance. Both the Quality of Service (QoS) and user expectations must be met by this feature. The major objective of this study is to evaluate the energy consumption and jitter of a real-time testbed for Video Over New Radio (ViNR) during an IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) video session. The information shows that ViNR can drain the battery up to 161.08% faster than Voice Over New Radio (VoNR). This research demonstrates that the jitter values for voice and video are nearly equivalent, gives information on measuring jitter for video conversations, analyzes power usage for ViNR, and quantifies jitter values.