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channel capacity

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Noun1.channel capacity - the maximum data rate that can be attained over a given channel
data rate - the rate at which circuits or other devices operate when handling digital information


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The system's advanced feature set includes 4:1 multiplexing to carry four OC-48/STS-16 signals to be carried on a single 10G wavelength, resulting in a maximum channel capacity of 640 OC-48/STS-16 channels.
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By being fully funded, the company will be able to expand its services as cable companies increase channel capacity and as new markets for video emerge on platforms such as speed Internet service, he said.
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