hello what means this : 1 MBPS = xx GB bandwidth 5 MBPS = xx GB bandwidth 10 MBPS = xx GB bandwidth 100 MBPS = xx GB bandwidth thanks
Also, Mbps (Megabits per second) which is how most people measure bandwidth is completely different from MBps (Megabytes per second) by a factor of 8. To calculate... Megabits per second = 1024bits per second. To calculate the maximum amount of data that could travel on this line in 24 hours we do the following calculation.... 1024 (bits per second) x 60 (seconds in a minute) x 60 (minutes in an hour) x 24 hours in a day = 88473600 bits. Everyone is used to thinking in terms of MB(MegaBYTES) or GB (GigaBYTES) so we need to convert that to a format that is more familiar. There are 8 bits in a byte. So.... 88473600/8 = 11059200 bytes To convert that to MB, divide by 1024 because there are 1024 bytes in a megabyte.... 11059200/1024 = 10800MB Convert that to GB. There are 1024MB in 1GB. 10800/1024 = 10.54687GB So, a 1Mbps line can transfer 10.54687GB of data in 24 hours at full utilization. Hope that makes sense.