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Congestion Window

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Definition of “Congestion Window” :

The “Congestion Window” is a network parameter in TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) that limits the amount of data a sender can transmit over a network before receiving an acknowledgment from the receiver. It’s used to prevent network congestion and ensure reliable data transmission.

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