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  • What Is The Difference Between KB & KB?

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    When calculating a size of a file, we use KB (byte); and KB (bit) for transmission speed. When referring to WLAN transmission speed, if KB is used, we need to times it 8 to be Kb; e.g. 800KBps = 6.4Mbps.

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    When calculating a size of a file, we use KB (byte); and KB (bit) for transmission speed. When referring to WLAN transmission speed, if KB is used, we need to times it 8 to be Kb; e.g. 800KBps = 6.4Mbps.

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    What Is The Difference Between KB & KB?

    Diunggah oleh

    Vikneshwar Vicky
    When calculating a size of a file, we use KB (byte); and KB (bit) for transmission speed. When referring to WLAN transmission speed, if KB is used, we need to times it 8 to be Kb; e.g. 800KBps = 6.4Mbps.

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    8. What is the difference between KB & Kb?

    It depends on the venue to use it. Firstly, lets review the relation between them; we know that bit is the basic unit of data. 8 bits make one Byte (1 Byte = 8 bit).

    Normally, when calculating a size of a file, we use KB (byte); and Kb (bit) for transmission speed. With knowing this, when transmission speed is mentioned, it is referred this way:

    9600bps: 9600 bits per second; or 14.4Kbps: 14400 bits per second; or 56Kbps: 56000 bits per second; or 512Kbps (ADSL speed): 512000 bits per second; or 64KB (Bytes) per second.

    Therefore when referring to WLAN transmission speed, if KB is used, we need to times it 8 to be Kb; e.g. 800KBps = 6.4Mbps (6400Kbps)

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