Known also by the difference or interval, between the upper and lower limits of a frequency wave transmission in a communication channel. Hertz units used for analog circuits and the second in a digital unit.
Line width is measured in units of analog Hertz (Hz) or second orbit. Digital Broadband also refers to the amount or volume of data that is passed through one communication channel is measured in units of bits per second (bps) without involving interference. The term bandwidth (bandwidth) should not be confused with the term path (band), as in the cordless phone, for example, operates at 800MHz channels. Lane width is the space used on that route. In a communication without a screen, the size or width of the lane to give the impression to the transmission channel. A number of data flowing through a narrow channel to take a longer period versus the same amount of data flowing continuously if one channel is wider.
Did the same Bandwidth with speed?
The answer is: Bandwidth speeds are different. Let's look as follows. Information flowed through various media. For example, we choose cable as the media. So that information flowed through the cable. Because information can be fed through the cable, we can assume this cable as a pipe where the information is channeled. Well, the bandwidth as described above is the maximum capacity of the pipe to drain the data in one second. While the speed, is the distance traveled from a unit of time, for example, in one second.
For example, the server is connected through your telephone wires, connecting to connect the modem to an Internet Service Provider (ISP) with a bandwidth of 56kbps. The wider bandwidth of data that is passed there will be even greater. These channels are divided into two, Narrowband (narrow lane) and Wideband (line width). See also: Transmission, Digital data transmission, Full duplex, Half duplex, Narrowband, parallel transmission, Simplex, synchronous transmission, Wideband, and Broadband.
Another Definition of Bandwidth (also called Data Transfer or Site Traffic) is an outgoing + incoming data / upload + download to your account. Example: When you receive / send emails, assume the amount of emails received / sent is 4 KB, means in theory, for bandwidth of 1000 MB (1,000,000 KB) you can * send * 250 000 e-mail or any variation between the send / receive, for example send 100,000, 150,000 receive. This is just an example for an explanation of bandwidth, in fact, the outgoing data into account could come from the visitors (the download page of his website to your PC), or you upload images / files into account and so forth. Bandwidth / Site Traffic is calculated per month and can be seen in cPanel. If you know the Telkom Speedy, Bandwidth is how it works the same as quotas on Telkom Speedy. It's just that is the reference for calculating quotas Telkom Speedy is data that exit / entry to the PC / your ADSL modem, while in hosting the data reference is the exit / entrance into account.
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