Christopher S. answered 04/26/22
I have a engineering degree, and a current architect student.
1 mi= 1 km =0.62
5280 ft
1 km =0.62 x 5280=3274 ft
1000 ft =1000/ 3274 =0.305 km
800 mhz km= 800 mhz (1km)=800/0.305=2622.95 mhz
7. A fiber-optic cable has a bandwidth of 800 MHz-km. What is the bandwidth of a 1000 -ft segment of a cable?
Christopher S. answered 04/26/22
I have a engineering degree, and a current architect student.
1 mi= 1 km =0.62
5280 ft
1 km =0.62 x 5280=3274 ft
1000 ft =1000/ 3274 =0.305 km
800 mhz km= 800 mhz (1km)=800/0.305=2622.95 mhz
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