Without data compression, and focusing only on the data itself without any overhead, what transmission rate is required to send 30 frames per second of gray-scale images with resolution 1280 x 1024?

315 Mbps

Explanation:

Given data :

30 frames per second

resolution = 1280 * 1024

what transmission rate is required can be calculated as

frames per second = rendered frames / number of seconds passed

30 = 30 / 1

Transmission rate = the rate at which the images are transmitted from source to destination =315 Mbps without data compression

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