# Network Type

Many people nowadays connect to the internet with their cell phones. Due to this, load from mobile sites has increased and the performance of mobile sites has also increased depending on the fluctuations in the networks. 

Mobile device users access the internet through their own networks. Therefore, internet speeds will vary depending on their location. Sometimes, users have problems accessing web applications from their mobile devices. One of the reasons for this is the different network bandwidths. 

### What is Bandwidth?

Bandwidth refers to Data Traffic, Data Transfer Speed and Bandwidth can be defined as the instant capacity of your internet connection. Bandwidth is the measurement of data capacity in communication sources in byte/second or bit/second. 

### Network Type With Loadium 

We need to make sure that websites or mobile applications work on every condition without affecting the user experience with functional and non-functional aspects in different internet connection speeds. 

You can select multiple network types on Loadium.  First you have to create a new Test. 

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So you can create a realistic load with the different type of bandwidth usage. Don’t forget that this kind of configurations is very useful when it comes to testing Black Friday, Cyber Monday scenarios.&#x20;

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Cps(characters per second) values vary according to speed&#x20;

| Network Type   | Speed       | CPS      |
| -------------- | ----------- | -------- |
| Fast Ethernet  | 100 Mbit/s  | 12800000 |
| WIFI 802.11a/g | 54 Mbit/s   | 6912000  |
| ADSL2+         | 24 Mbit/s   | 3072000  |
| HSPA+          | 21 Mbp/s    | 2688000  |
| HSPA           | 14 Mbp/s    | 1843200  |
| ADSL2          | 12 Mbit/s   | 1536000  |
| Ethernet LAN   | 10 Mbit/s   | 1280000  |
| ADSL           | 8 Mbit/s    | 1024000  |

Enjoy load testing!

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