different between broadband vs narrowband
broadband
English
Etymology
broad +? band
Adjective
broadband (not comparable)
- (telecommunications) Of, pertaining to, or carrying a wide band of electromagnetic frequencies
Related terms
- hyperband
- ultrabroadband
- ultrawideband
- wideband
- narrowband
- baseband
- band
Noun
broadband (usually uncountable, plural broadbands)
- (telecommunications) A wide band of electromagnetic frequencies
- (Internet) An internet connection provisioned over an existing service using alternate signal frequencies such as ADSL or cable modem.
Translations
See also
- bandwidth
- DSL
- ADSL
- cable modem
broadband From the web:
- what broadband speed do i need
- what broadband is available
- what broadband means
- what broadband is available at my address
- what broadband internet
- what broadband is in my area
- what broadband speed do i need for zoom
- what broadband speed do i need for netflix
narrowband
English
Etymology
narrow +? band
Adjective
narrowband (not comparable)
- Describing communication systems with a smaller bandwidth than wideband.
Derived terms
- narrowbanding
Related terms
- hyperband
- ultrawideband
- wideband
- baseband
- broadband
- band
narrowband From the web:
- what narrowband means
- what is narrowband iot
- what is narrowband and broadband
- what is narrowband and wideband
- what is narrowband and wideband fm
- what is narrowband noise
- what is narrowband interference
- what is narrowband fm
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