Normal transmission capability refers to the ability of a system to transmit data or signals at a standard or expected level. There are several synonyms that can be used to describe this capability, including normal data transfer speed, customary transmission capacity, regular signal transmission capacity, typical data communication rate, and conventional data exchange rate. All of these terms convey the idea of a standard or expected level of transmission capability, without any unusual or unexpected disruptions or limitations. Having a reliable normal transmission capability is essential for any system that relies on data or signal transmission, such as computer networks, telecommunication systems, and audiovisual equipment.