Data Transfer

1 Ethernet = 10 Megabits/Second - one Ethernet is equal to 10 Megabits/Second. Use our free online Ethernet to Megabits/Second converter to quickly convert Ethernet to Megabits/Second for engineering, science, and everyday calculations. Check the conversion table and get reliable results in seconds.

Ethernet to Megabits/Second Converter

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Ethernet is network protocol which controls data transmission over LAN.  Standard Ethernet data transfer rate is 10 bits per microseconds.

Ethernet

Fast Ethernet

Gigabit Ethernet

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Megabits/Second or Megabits per Second is a unit of measurement for data transfer rate.  By definition, it refers to the rate with which a data can be transferred in the form of megabits within the duration of 1 second.

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