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vijayakanthank
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Optical Communication

12/07/2010 12:33 AM

If bandwidth directly proportion to data rate, Let Bw=2GHz then what abut the data rate on ofc? Please give the formula and explain it.

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cuba_pete
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Re: Optical Communication

01/03/2011 2:14 PM

Bandwidth is largely dependent on the protocol used as well. There are numerous protocols which may be utilized within a 2GHz spectrum. The bandwidth of a given medium defines maximum parameters, but the numerous minimums may be used within the parameters.
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