Fractional T1 is a telecommunications service that allows a user to divide a T1 line into two or more channels with each channel transmitting data at different speeds. This type of service is commonly used by businesses to optimize their bandwidth usage and to reduce costs since the full T1 line may be too expensive or unnecessary for their requirements. With fractional T1, businesses can select the exact amount of bandwidth they need, which can range from 128 kbps up to 1.54 Mbps per channel, and pay only for what they use. (Created using ChatAI)
Fractional bandwidth refers to the ratio of the bandwidth occupied by a signal to the center frequency of that frequency band. It is commonly used in telecommunications and RF engineering to describe the width of a frequency band that a signal occupies. For example, if a signal occupies a frequency band from 10 kHz to 20 kHz and the center frequency is 15 kHz, then the fractional bandwidth would be (20 kHz - 10 kHz) / 15 kHz = 0.67 or 67%. This measure is useful to determine the amount of frequency spectrum that is required to transmit a specific signal, and also to compare the bandwidth requirements of different signals or communication systems. (Created using ChatAI)
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