Definition: Baudrons are a unit of measurement used in electronic circuits to measure the speed at which data is transmitted between two devices. In general, a baudron represents one-hundredth of a byte (a single character) per second.
For example, if you have a digital clock that reads the time every 10 seconds and you're using a baudron of 2400, then the exact number of bytes being transmitted per second is 2400
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