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Bandwidth

By: Sanea & Keerthana

Get Ready To Be Educated !

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What is Bandwidth?

The bandwidth of a transmitted communications signal is a measure of the range of frequencies. The signal bandwidth is directly proportional to the amount of data transmitted or received per unit time. In a qualitative sense, bandwidth is proportional to the complexity of the data for a given level of system performance. For example, it takes more bandwidth to download a photograph in one second than it takes to download a page of text in one second. Large sound files, computer programs, and animated videos require still more bandwidth for acceptable system performance occupies. In digital systems, bandwidth is data speed in bits per second (bps).

To simplify it, Bandwidth is mainly the amount of data that can be transmitted in a certain amount of time. Its measured in bits per second or bytes per second (bps).

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What function does Bandwidth perform in the context of the internet?

The internet , is a group of millions of computers which are connected by networks. The connection within the internet are able to either be large or small ( depending on the cable & equipment used at a “particular internet location”.) So according to the size of these connections determines how much bandwidth is available.Example: By connecting to the internet you have a DSL connection and have therefore ‘dedicated’ bandwidth between your computer and your internet provider. Now your internet provider obviously has a number of DSL connections to their particular location and so all these connections then amount to a whole at that internet provider who then have either their own or (multiple) connections which is larger than your 1 single connection. That particular internet provider must have enough bandwidth to service your needs as well as others. So say that you have 1.54 MB of bandwidth but the internet provider will have like 255MB , this is so it can share MB among yourself as well as other users to cater for computing needs associated with the internet.

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ANALOGY

To furthermore understand bandwidth and ‘traffic' ( basically number of bits that are transferred on network connections)think of highways and cars. Bandwidth is the number of lanes on the highway and traffic is the number of cars on the highway. Being the only car on the highway you can travel quickly, nothing is there to slow you do down. But say you are stuck in a traffic jam , you are going to be travelling much more slowly as all the lanes are taken up.Example: Downloading an MP3 file from a website, you can create 4MB traffic between the website and your computer. The transfer of this file may occur quickly or slowly , this depends on network connection. Now say that website has a 10MB bandwidth connection to the internet and 3 other people are downloading a file from that website at the very same time, it is going to be 4×3=12MB traffic and therefore that is 2 MB more than the website connection and so one person will have to wait. So a small proportion goes to each downloader until they have got the whole 4MB and this can take quite a long time.There is a solution- The host(website) could increase their bandwidth of their internet connection.* Imagine if 50 people were downloading. Sooooooooos slowwww!

Bandwidth is like the size and quality of roads.

More vehicles, more bandwidth used.

Bigger and better road more traffic it can handle.

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Are there any variations or types of Bandwidth?

There are no specific types of bandwidth but it is commonly referred to as:- Digital -Analogy-Network

Digital For digital signals , the bandwidth is either the data speed or rate, which is measured in bits per second (bps) Analogy For analogy signals, it is the difference between the highest and lowest frequency components.

Extra Information-Bandwidth Cap-Bandwidth extension-Bandwidth test-Bandwidth theft-Bandwidth management-Bandwidth throttling- Bandwidth allocation ( Bandwidth allocation protocol, and dynamic bandwidth allocation)

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What is Bandwidth commonly used for?

Bandwidth is commonly used in computers and is usually found in TCP/IP( Which is a protocol for communications between computers it is also used for transmitting data over a network and is ‘the basis for standard internet protocols.’

As mentioned before Bandwidth is associated with the internet and it is needed download a photograph, Large sound files, computer programs, and animated videos . Anything you want to download will require an amount of bandwidth!

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Different Bandwidth Tests and Extra Information

Formula for calculating Bandwidth:

Average daily visitors×Average Page

Views×Avergae Page

Size×31×Fudge Factor.

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WORKSHEET

1. FIND-A-WORD (Website): http:/ / www.armoredpenguin.com/ wordsearch/ Data/ 2009.06/ 0902/ 09024822.552.html

2. CLOSED PASSAGE:

Complete this closed passage, using the words provided.

1. It takes _______ bandwidth to download a __________ in one second than it takes to download a ___________ in one second.

2. ___________ is mainly the __________ of data that can be _____________ in a certain amount of time.

3. Its measured in ______________ or ______________ (bps). 4. The ___________ , is a group of _________of computers which are connected by

____________. 5. ____________of connections determines how much ___________is available. 6. By ____________ to the internet you have a _______ connection and have therefore

‘dedicated’ bandwidth between your _________ and your ____________. 7. To furthermore understand bandwidth and ‘traffic' think of __________ and ______. 8. Downloading an ___________ file from a website, you can create _______ between the

website and your __________. 9. A _______is able to ___________ their bandwidth of their internet connection. 10. The two types of bandwidth are:________________and ______________.

WORD BOX

Photograph Internet Provider Network Page of text Millions Computer Highways Increase Transmitted Networks Bandwidth MP3 Traffic Bytes per second Bits per second Cars Computer Size DSL Digital More Bandwidth Connecting Host Amount Internet