The baud rate was set to 1 Mbit/s, just a little above the standard limit for the span of cable between the first two nodes, but since the bus loading is minimal (no other nodes are attached between), communication is still reliable.
The ULA cannot maintain the display during SAVE and LOAD operations, as it has to operate continuously to maintain the correct baud rate for data transfers.
To verify that the routing performed by ToLHnet actually helps, we pushed the baud rate close to the hardware limit, at 5 Mbit/s.
In rock mechanics, this strain-dependent switch in mechanical behaviour is referred to as C*′ and has been observed in porous limestones (e.g. Baud et al. 2000) and sandstones (e.g. Schock et al. 1973; Baud et al. 2006).
In early voiceband modems beginning in the early 1960s, one baud represented one bit, so that a modem operating, for instance, at 300 bauds per second (or, more simply, 300 baud) transmitted data at 300 bits per second.
Even at a limited 300 baud rate, it has become commonplace to transmit 2,000 words in 15 minutes.
(The term "baud", for modulations per second, used to denote modem transmission speeds, is derived from his name).
Tomorrow: screenings of works by Ken Jacobs, with the filmmaker present; at 2 p.m., "Baud'larian Capers" (1963) and "The Sky Socialist" (1964-65); at 4 p.m., five short works.
Most of the time I was connecting at 300 baud" — the average cable modem these days works five thousand times as fast.
When Hayes entered the N.F.L., it was as if the league were operating with a 9600 baud modem Internet connection and he were a broadband connection.
In modern modems a baud can represent many bits, so that the more accurate measure of transmission rate is bits or kilobits (thousand bits) per second.
