Channel Capacity in Wireless Communication Formulas

Channel Capacity represents the maximum rate at which reliable information can be transmitted over a communication channel in the presence of noise or interference. And is denoted by C. Channel Capacity is usually measured using the Bit Per Second for Bandwidth. Note that the value of Channel Capacity is always positive.

Formulas to find Channel Capacity in Wireless Communication

fxMaximum Possible Data Rate over ChannelGo

List of variables in Wireless Communication formulas

fx Radio Channel Bandwidth Go

fx Average Signal Power Go

fx Average Noise Power Go

FAQ

What is the Channel Capacity?

Channel Capacity represents the maximum rate at which reliable information can be transmitted over a communication channel in the presence of noise or interference. Channel Capacity is usually measured using the Bit Per Second for Bandwidth. Note that the value of Channel Capacity is always positive.

Can the Channel Capacity be negative?

No, the Channel Capacity, measured in Bandwidth cannot be negative.

What unit is used to measure Channel Capacity?

Channel Capacity is usually measured using the Bit Per Second[b/s] for Bandwidth. Kilobit per Second[b/s], Gigabit per Second[b/s], Byte per Second[b/s] are the few other units in which Channel Capacity can be measured.

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