[MLB-WIRELESS] Theoretical limits of 2.4 GHz band

[Tony Langdon]

> I have a feeling though that these tricks to encode multiple 
> bits into one
> baud actually increase the bandwidth requirements... so 
> shannons law probably
> still applies.

No, these tricks decrease the bandwidth, but they increase the minimum
required S/N, and therefore the throughput is limited in a different way.
The end result is Shannon's Law still applies, and you're trading off
bandwidth for S/N.
> 

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