The bandwidth in EE = width of frequency band, measured in Hz, and in CS= information carrying capacity, in bits/sec, So what is the relation between hz and bps and how to covert between each other?
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You need to know the SNR of the channel. Read up on [Shannon's Theorem](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noisy-channel_coding_theorem). – Paul R Feb 02 '13 at 15:02
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- This is a place for software not hardware
- You did not give enough information or context and showed no effort towards a solution
- The relation depends on the modulation scheme and is called modulation efficiency. A number like 20 (bits per second)/(hz) is reasonable. So, if I say your modem has a bandwidth of 3khz you should expect 3000*20 bits per second, or 60K
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