Megabaud
Megabaud, abbreviated MBd, is a unit of symbol rate equal to one million symbols transmitted per second. The term baud, named after Émile Baudot, denotes the rate at which signaling events or symbols occur in a communication channel. Megabaud measures how many symbols are sent each second, not how many data bits are carried.
The data rate that results from a given megabaud value depends on how many bits each symbol
Megabaud is commonly encountered in older or specialized telecommunications equipment and serial links. Many modern high-speed
In summary, megabaud is a symbol-rate unit equal to one million symbols per second, with the actual