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What is bandwidth in the context of radio signals?
Bandwidth is the amount of spectrum occupied by a signal and is measured in Hertz (Hz).
How is the bandwidth of a digital channel quoted?
The bandwidth of a digital channel is quoted in bits per second (bps), which represents the maximum data rate of the channel.
In the context of Wi-Fi, what is the bandwidth of each channel specified by one particular standard?
One particular Wi-Fi standard specifies 14 channels, each with a 20 MHz bandwidth.
What does the term 'capacity' refer to in the context of radio channels?
The term 'capacity' refers to the theoretical maximum data rate of a channel, measured in bits per second (bit/s or bps).
How does the capacity of a channel depend on its bandwidth?
The capacity of a channel is dependent on the bandwidth; the wider the bandwidth, the higher the capacity.
Test your knowledge on radio transmission bandwidth with this quiz. Explore the concepts of frequency range and channel bandwidth in radio signals.
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