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To calculate the maximum data rate in a line we use shannon's theorem: max data rate =bandwidth x log2 (1 + s/n) what is the max

imum data rate in a fiber optic line if the s/n=95 [db] and the bandwidth of the line is zero [mhz]?

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Deffense [45]3 years ago

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The maximum data rate on any line with zero bandwidth is zero.

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