Is it physically possible to for dial-up internet connection to reach a
speed of 1 Gbps by using a baud of 1-symbol-per-second [to conserve
bandwidth] but 1-billion-bits-per-symbol?
Each symbol carries a billion bits bits but with only 1 baud.
bps = baud X number of bits per baud.
Is this physically-possible?
Thanks,
Radium
Only if you can come up with a cable pair which has
either infinite bandwidth or zero noise.
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The thesis answering that in detail is here. --> .
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One meter, to within 0.0125% accuracy (off by just under .005 inches):
Three feet
Three inches
Three eights of an inch
What about if I were to use the currently present phone lines? Why
wouldn't this work?
Huh?
well????????
Why is this group so silent?!
There's a billion bits encoded in that one eight-bit character.
You just have to find the right decompression table. If it decodes to
an Ann Coulter book, you're using the wrong table.
Well? Why wouldn't it work????