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baud/symbol rate to sampling rate

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baud symbol rate

Guys,

How do I translate 2400Hz baud rate to sampling rate in Samples/second? Is there any relationship here? I'm using Labview Modulation toolkit but the lazy bump at NI didn't include baud rate, all that they accept for digital demodulation is Sample/seconds and Samples/channel. This is the most bizzard thing ever as most Spectrum Analyzer with built in Vector Signal Analysis does not do that ....they just go by the center frequency, baud rate, bw, modulation scheme, and filter.
 

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It may be meaningful to learn some basic technical terms of a given field of science or engineering when starting a work. I don't think, that the toolkit wants to replace a text book.
 

firewind4000 said:
Guys,

How do I translate 2400Hz baud rate to sampling rate in Samples/second? Is there any relationship here? I'm using Labview Modulation toolkit but the lazy bump at NI didn't include baud rate, all that they accept for digital demodulation is Sample/seconds and Samples/channel. This is the most bizzard thing ever as most Spectrum Analyzer with built in Vector Signal Analysis does not do that ....they just go by the center frequency, baud rate, bw, modulation scheme, and filter.
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Hi,
It could be 2400 samples/sec. because baudrate is nothing but symbols/sec. if 1 symbol=1 sample,may be 2400 samples/sec... but not sure :|


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shiva
 

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