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[QUOTE="f95toli, post: 6463810, member: 87679"] I think it is impossible to determine a "theoretical maximum". Any real-life protocol will be compromise not only because of the underlying physics/engineering but also because you are always restricted to a small part of the available spectrum for licensing reasons . Hence, whereas it might be [I]physically [/I]possible to increase the data rate I suspect you need to go outside the license exempt band to see a significant increase in speed. I believe this is one reason for why there is now a drive to use much higher frequencies where the spectrum is less crowded, the downside is that the range is typically lower for higher frequencies. [/QUOTE]
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