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Assume that your transmission line operates at 2400 bps . What BERT test times should be used to determine the bit error rate in terms of bit errors per 100 000 bits?

   Assume that your transmission line operates at 2400 bps . What BERT test times should be used to determine the bit error rate in terms of bit errors per 100 000 bits?
Understanding Data Communications: From Fundamentals to Networking
Understanding Data Communications: From Fundamentals to Networking
Gilbert Held 3rd Edition
Chapter 10, Problem 8 ↓

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