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Data RateThe rate at which measurements are transmitted between logging tool and surface. In measurement-while-drilling (MWD), if the data rate is low in comparison with the drilling or tripping speed, the sam [..]
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Data RateThe number of bits that are conveyed or processed per unit of time, most often (but not exclusively) employed when discussing time-based media like sound or video. Often expressed in terms of kilobits [..]
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Data RateSpeed that information moves from one item to another. This is usually in the form of bits.
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Data RateSee instead Bitrate
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Data RateSee data signaling rate.
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Data RateAn attribute assigned to a media file by a compression utility. It is a measure of the amount of digital information transmitted in a given unit of time—usually a second. Thus, a video could be encode [..]
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Data RateData rate, or throughput, refers to the speed at which you are able to download and upload information from Web sites or other services on the Internet.
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Data RateThe data rate is a term to denote the transmission speed, or the number of bits per second transferred. The useful data rate for the user is usually less than the actual data rate transported on the n [..]
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Data RateA term referring to the speed in bits of data being moved from one location to another. Generally, it refers to the speed of the flow of data measured in bits across a network, through an Internet connection, or from and I/O device such as a disk drive. You can see the conversion of flow rate units in our Data Rate Converter. If you are seeking byt [..]
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Data RateThe speed with which data is transfered over a circuit or a communications line between a computer and a periperal
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Data Rate, The speed at which data is transmitted and received. Usually measured in bits per second (bps).
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Data RateData rate is a term used to describe the speed at which test data is applied and can be measured using a test system. It is quoted in 'Hertz' and indicates the rate at which a test pattern can be repeated.
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