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qam (quadrature amplitude modulation) uses phase and amplitude to indicate different signals so that multiple bits can be sent in a clock cycle. more generally, there is a relationship between the number of bits per second (bps) and the number of different signal combinations (states) and the baud rate (signal changes per second). if i want a data rate of 30,000 bps and the baud rate is 10,000 how many states do i need.

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8 states are required to achieve a data rate of 30,000 bps and a baud rate of 10,000.

How do clock cycles work?

Your CPU's clock speed, expressed in GHz, tracks how many cycles it completes each second (gigahertz). Technically speaking, a "cycle" is a pulse timed by an internal oscillator, however for our purposes, they serve as a foundational measure of a CPU's speed. The CPU contains billions of transistors that open and close during each cycle. In certain circumstances, one instruction may be processed over several clock cycles, whereas in other cases, numerous instructions may be finished in a single cycle.

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