What is different between thorughput and data rate?
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Answer / Vikas Srivastava
Throughput and data rate are two related but distinct concepts in networking:
1. Data Rate: It refers to the maximum amount of data a device can transmit per second, measured in bits per second (bps).
2. Throughput: It is the actual amount of data that is successfully transmitted over a network within a given time period, considering factors like congestion, errors, and retransmissions.nThroughput is usually lower than data rate due to these factors, but it is a more accurate measure of a system's performance.
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