Thereare only 5 10Mhz non-overlapping channels in the 4.9Ghz spectrum, 2 20Mhz and 1 40Mhz channel. You have to pick between 5, 10, 20, or 40Mhz with MIMO. Although a lot of math could get involved, anytime you cut the bandwidth in half you lose half your throughput. Technically the larger the channel the more efficient it becomes, but it is
Forany device that uses a standard speaker driver, the Hz-KHz value is the range of audible sound vibrations that the speaker can produce. It's generally labeled as the "frequency response" and expressed in hertz, with kilohertz being a thousand hertz. So the typical frequency response for headphones, twenty hertz to twenty thousand hertz, isNếusử dụng sóng 2.4Ghz với độ rộng kênh là 20Mhz, tốc độ của bạn sẽ chỉ đạt được 72,2 Mbps. Nhưng nếu bạn tăng độ rộng kênh lên 40Mhz, tốc độ sẽ tăng lên gấp đôi, đạt được 150Mbps. Nếu sử dụng sóng 2.4Ghz và kênh tần (Channel band) là 1, 6, 11 thì chọn độ Inthe US, 2.4Ghz is usually distributed between channels 1, 6 and 11 at 20Mhz widths so that there's no overlap between adjacent channels. The trouble with 40Mhz is that it will overlap with adjacent channels regardless of where you put it. The one exception is if you have two APs on channels 1 and 11, the 40mhz width won't overlap.