Questions tagged [bit-rate]
Questions relating to the rate at which bits are transmitted over a channel (wired or wireless). Usually specified in bits/s or a multiple of that unit. Related but not the same as baud rate or symbol rate.
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Data rate for an ASK modulation [closed]
A telephone line with a bandwidth of 3 kHz and an SNR of 6 dB. I am asked to calculate the maximum bitrate on this line and the error probability, knowing that ASK modulation is used.
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Auto-detecting CAN-Bus bitrate
My team and me are developing our own CAN-Bus adapter. For now, based on the ESP32's integrated CAN-controller, later using an MCP2518fd. I wonder about the best way to auto-detect the configured ...
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Why is the bitrate of infrared smaller than the bitrate of WiFi?
Infrared has a frequency of 300 GHz – 430 THz, while WiFi has a frequency of 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz.
As the frequency of infrared is greater than the frequency of WiFi, the transfer rate (bitrate) of IR ...
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Enough about bits, bytes in book language. I want to know what a bit is in general. Electricity? [closed]
It has been 4 years I am familiar with bits, bytes and true false, on off situation. What are bits in general? Are they electricity? When we say bits per second, are we talking about the speed of ...
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Why is the frequency response of an LED important?
I'm working on visible light communication where I fabricate my own organic LEDs. One of the ways to characterize them is "small signal analysis." I understand we are applying this analysis ...
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Digital signals - multiplication of Bits ( number of bits ) - How to do it? ( binary bits ) [closed]
Let us say I have a number with p bits:
x = [___...___] >> p Bits.
and I want to multiply it by another p bits.
will I receive:
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Maximum bit rate over a communication channel
Shannon formula C= B log (1+S/N)
Is this formula applied for baseband transmission only? or for both baseband and passband modulation? Can we apply it without any changes to any modulated signal? What ...
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How Ethernet uses full bandwidth of the link if one host is sending more than one frame for different hosts? [closed]
I followed from this question.
We know that modern Ethernet is full-duplex. At the same time, we can send or receive the signal. Suppose I consider one LAN where multiple hosts are connected by ...
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Baseband uses full bandwidth of the entire link or portion of the bandwidth?
We know that modern Ethernet is full-duplex. At the same time we can send Or receive the signal. Suppose I consider one Lan where multiple hosts are connected by different ports of switch.
Let's take ...
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Why baseband uses full bandwidth of the signal where broadband uses portion of the bandwidth? [closed]
We know that broadband signal is full-duplex, for example television cable line where all TV channel is used portion of bandwidth not full bandwidth. And modern baseband is also full duplex but all ...
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Real-world CQI-to-MCS and SNR-to-CQI tables?
How can I get real-world CQI-to-MCS and SNR-to-CQI tables? I am particularly looking for 5G-NR or LTE-A related tables.
Can someone share any references?
Edit: I had found one table for CQI-MCS ...
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Quick question regarding CANbus wiring
New to CANbus and just wondering about something. I want two nodes connected with CANbus. They have different MCU, transceivers and so on. Question is, can I just connect these on the same wire? (see ...
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Bandwidth of a pulse code modulation system
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24 telephone channels, each bandlimited to 3.4kHz are to be time division multiplexed by using pulse code modulation. Calculate the bandwidth of pulse code modulation system ...
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Feasible digital bit rate in SSB
Decades ago, I worked on a suppressed-carrier SSB transceiver with a carrier frequency of 8.8 KHz. The bandwidth was sufficient for speech communication, comprehensible but not high-quality.
For a ...
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Expected SDRAM access speeds?
I would like to get an idea of how fast SDRAM accesses should be.
If I have a 32-bit ARM based processor running at 500MHz accessing an SDR sdram device clocked at 166MHz, what sort of read/write ...
