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30.
A noiseless 3 KHz Channel transmits bits with binary level signals. What is the maximum data rate?
3 Kbps
6 Kbps
12 Kbps
24 Kbps.
Answer: Option
Explanation:
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Discussion:
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Mint said:   1 decade ago
How can it be 6Kbps?

Channel freq = 3000Hz.

That means that It can transmit 3000bits in 1sec.

Hence channel data rate is 3000bits/sec or 3Kbps.

I think it should be 3Kbps.

Ansari said:   1 decade ago
Since sampling frequency is Fs=2Fm;.

Fs=2*3000Hz=6000Hz;.

Therefore it is 6000 bits per sec=6kbps.

Sandeep sanmani said:   1 decade ago
W = 2*B*log2
= 2*3000*1
W = 6000 bps = 6 kbps

Amit said:   1 decade ago
Since sampling frequency is Fs=2Fm;.

Fs=2*3000Hz=6000Hz;.

so, it is 6000 bits per sec=6kbps.

Pawanrao said:   1 decade ago
W = 2*B*log2
= 2*3000*1
W = 6000 bps = 6 kbps

Satya said:   1 decade ago
Actually Data rate That is N.

Max data rates Nmax.

We have Nmax=2*B*logL.

Here B=2khz.

L=No.of level=2(as it is binary).

So Nmax=2*3*log2=6(Answer).

Bala said:   1 decade ago
Maximum data rate is.

Maximum Capacity in Bits/Second = Bandwidth * Log2 (1 + Signal/Noise).

Where signal = noise = 1. Then apply values.

Abrar said:   1 decade ago
What is the correct answer? Please tell.

Vivek Maurya said:   1 decade ago
For Noiseless Channel:

Maximum bit rate (Maximum capacity of the channel) is given by Nyquist Bit Rate.

Channel capacity, C = 2*B*Log L {Nyquist Bit Rate formula}.

Where C is channel capacity.
B is bandwidth of channel.
L is number of signal level.

-->> In above formula Log L (is on base 2).

Vivek Maurya said:   1 decade ago
Correct answer is 6kHz (6 kilo bit per second = 6kbps).


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