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That may be true at present, but higher frequency systems do ideally allow for higher data rates. EDIT: No, I'm wrong.
by Armisael16 11y ago
That may be true at present, but higher frequency systems do ideally allow for higher data rates.
EDIT: No, I'm wrong.
- gsteinb88 11y agoThat's simply false. What is true is that per-band allocations tend to be larger at higher passband frequencies, but the width of the baseband in absolute terms is what determines information capacity. See: The Shannon limit
- ucaetano 11y agoNot really, the bandwidth doesn't depend on the frequency, but on the how much spectrum you have. The frequency impacts in other ways (noise, penetration, etc.) but not in the amount of raw data you can put through a channel.