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Definition of “Chip Rate” :

“Chip Rate” refers to the number of signal changes, or chips, sent per second in Direct Sequence Spread Spectrum (DSSS) communication. It is measured in chips per second (cps) and is typically higher than the data rate, ensuring data security and integrity.

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