Prefixes (binary) are used in computing to denote multiples of bytes or bits in powers of 2, such as kilo (1024), mega (1024²), etc.
1 B = 0.001 Kibps
1 Kibps = 1,024 B
Example:
Convert 15 Byte to Kibibit per Second:
15 B = 0.015 Kibps
| Byte | Kibibit per Second |
|---|---|
| 0.01 B | 9.7656e-6 Kibps |
| 0.1 B | 9.7656e-5 Kibps |
| 1 B | 0.001 Kibps |
| 2 B | 0.002 Kibps |
| 3 B | 0.003 Kibps |
| 5 B | 0.005 Kibps |
| 10 B | 0.01 Kibps |
| 20 B | 0.02 Kibps |
| 30 B | 0.029 Kibps |
| 40 B | 0.039 Kibps |
| 50 B | 0.049 Kibps |
| 60 B | 0.059 Kibps |
| 70 B | 0.068 Kibps |
| 80 B | 0.078 Kibps |
| 90 B | 0.088 Kibps |
| 100 B | 0.098 Kibps |
| 250 B | 0.244 Kibps |
| 500 B | 0.488 Kibps |
| 750 B | 0.732 Kibps |
| 1000 B | 0.977 Kibps |
| 10000 B | 9.766 Kibps |
| 100000 B | 97.656 Kibps |
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