An OC48 bandwidth connection is 2.488 Gbps which equates to 19,904,000 kbps (kilobits) or 2,488,000 KBps (kilobytes).
A full port OC48 has a capacity measured in GB. The capacity is 2.884 Gbps for OC48. Converted into Mbps this would be 2,547.712 Mbps.
A OC48 is the equivalent of 1600 T1 lines or a little more than 56 T3 lines and can carry a total signal at 2488 megabits per second.
an OC48 has 48 DS3's.
KBps stands for kilobytes per second while kbps stands for kilobits per second. 56 KBps = 448 kbps 56 kbps = 7 KBps
54Mbps =54*1000 kbps (In actual 1KB=1024bytes) =54000 kbps =54000/8 KBps =6750 KBps (1Byte=8bits or 1B=8b) 54Mbps =54*1000 kbps (In actual 1KB=1024bytes) =54000 kbps =54000/8 KBps =6750 KBps (1Byte=8bits or 1B=8b)
38 kbps= 384/8 KBps ie 52 Kbps. Its the download speed. I bought this phone thinking speed is 384 KBPS but it was 384 kbps. Its a low modem speed but nice if you get full speed. I am a docomo user but getting only 15 KBps now. Was getting between 55-85 KBPs speed.
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up to 14,4 kbps in GSM CSD, in GPRS 57,6 kbps, in EDGE (type 1MS) 236,8 kbps and in UMTS 384 kbps.
KBPS - AM - was created on 1923-03-23.
kbps:-Kilo Bytes Per Second
Yes, over five times faster. Compare 2048 kbps to 384 kbps. See?
To convert megabits (Mb) to kilobits per second (kbps), you multiply by 1,000. Therefore, 2.5 Mb is equal to 2,500 kbps.