Throughput is the amount of output you get in a certain time interval. So, the greater throughput means that you're getting more output with the same amount of time. In the current topic's context, if no start/stop bits are used to send data, that means we are JUST sending the actual data, rather than extra start/stop bits, therefore, more data is received at the other end i.e. greater throughput. Hope it makes sense now.
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Throughput is the amount of output you get in a certain time interval.
So, the greater throughput means that you're getting more output with the same amount of time.
In the current topic's context, if no start/stop bits are used to send data, that means we are JUST sending the actual data, rather than extra start/stop bits, therefore, more data is received at the other end i.e. greater throughput.
Hope it makes sense now.
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