Sentence examples for usable bandwidth from inspiring English sources

In a design example with a channel spacing of 25 GHz, the "usable bandwidth" was 14.1 GHz.

AAC defines the usable bandwidth as the smallest available bandwidth on the sensing range of a node.

Research on femtocells has shown that they are limited by the amount of usable bandwidth in a small area [8, 22].

In addition, if the utilization of licensed bands is high, the amount of usable bandwidth decreases exponentially as the number of secondary users increases.

The antenna has a triangular patch with defected ground plane and a notch on the ground surface, which provides a usable bandwidth.

If different transmission systems that apply different modulation formats are to be compared, however, a fair comparison then requires calculating the mutual information over the entire system bandwidth instead of calculating it only over the usable bandwidth.

It is shown that dispersion shifted fibers with negative dispersion across the entire usable fiber bandwidth (1280 1620 nm) advances the performance of directly modulated lasers used in wavelength division multiplexed metropolitan-area transmission systems and networks.

In the current study, the usable frequency bandwidth of the generated SAW (i.e. those frequency components with sufficient signal-to-noise ratio for reliable measurement) typically spanned from 1 ~25 MHz [ 13], equivalent to a probing depth of 3 ~0.1 mm for wave speed of ~3000 m/s.

Extensive simulation results show that WDA can defeat simple flooding attacks, and can attenuate the bandwidth usable by sophisticated WDA-aware attacks by orders of magnitude.

We study a problem of optimal bandwidth allocation in the elastic optical networks technology, where usable frequency intervals are of variable width.

From AM radio signals through microwaves to visible light a band of frequencies millions of times the bandwidth of our 56 kilobit modems the spectrum can carry usable signals.