How would the increase of the transmission speed of the data affect the signal strength ?
Generally to increase transmission speed you change the modulation of the signal (convert the digital 1s and 0s into analogue waves). The more efficient a modulation scheme is (the higher the bandwidth provided) the more susceptible it is to noise and distortion, which occurs over length. So to get a reliable signal over a long distance you must use a modulation scheme that is not so affected by noise and distortion, but gives less bandwidth. If you have a short distance then distortion will be less so you can use a more efficient modulation and get more bandwidth.
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This question doesn't make sense. The transmission speed is the speed of light. It cannot be increased, and has no affect on signal strength. Not trying to be an ***, but i have no idea what your trying to ask.
you will be able to save time and money by just running it by a shop and let them replace them or at least check them out for ya.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
