Re: [ossig] Jaring wireless broadband? Now merger with AtlasONE???

[Imran William Smith <iwsmith@xxxxxxxx>]

But time division multiplexing means each person does not get 1Mbps.
I suppose the customer needs to query whether bandwidth they get
quoted is peak or sustainable.

I agree that most people won't use their full bandwidth 24/7.  But
some will.  And since many people want broadband to download movies,
mp3's etc., many people will expect their peak bandwidth to be
sustainable for several hours.

There's a term for this, I forgot what.  Load factor or something.

Imran


Nicholas Adrian Suppiah wrote:
> Some time div mechanism would likely take place.
> 
>
> 
> If 2.4->2.5 GHz, that is 0.1GHz = 100MHz of band width.
> 
> If each person gets 1Mbps (good broadband figure), isn't that 1MHz per person?
> 
> So would a basestation only be able to support 100 simultaneous users
> if each person uses their full bandwidth?  Can a basestation
> segment by direction, i.e. can multiple people in different
> directions from the basestation use the same frequency?
> 


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