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My point was that Shannon's theorem is defined in terms of bandwidth. I think speaking about frequency is misleading, even though it's true when discussing carr
by makeworld 3y ago
My point was that Shannon's theorem is defined in terms of bandwidth. I think speaking about frequency is misleading, even though it's true when discussing carrier/central frequencies. I shouldn't have said OP's statement was untrue, since it's strictly true as you say, that higher frequencies allow for wider bandwidth. They just don't have to have wider bandwidths, which I was trying to make clear. Thanks for the correction though!
- cycomanic 3y agoI think this all boils down to the confusion because people use bandwidth and capacity to really mean throughput. Talk about the capacity of a your internet connection to a communication theorist if you want to start a rant.