Effective Transmission Rate
In
telecommunication
,
effective transmission rate
(
average rate of transmission
,
effective speed of transmission
) is the rate at which
information
is processed by a
transmission
facility
.
The effective transmission rate is calculated as (
a
) the measured number of units of
data
, such as
bits
,
characters
,
blocks
, or
frames
, transmitted during a significant measurement
time
interval divided by (
b
) the measurement time interval.
The effective transmission rate is usually expressed as a number of units of data per unit time, such as
bits per second
or
characters per second
.
Source:
from
Federal Standard 1037C
and from
MIL-STD-188
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