Wireless networks differ from wired networks, which require each end of a data connection to be physically connected by a cable in order for communication to take place. Wireless networks make it possible for organizations to eliminate the dedicated wired cabling required to connect endpoint comp...
Story illustrating how a weak link in the public phone network can cripple virtually all lines of communication; Potential applications of wireless communications and wireless Internet.RashWayneInternetWeek
This in relation to the third world countries where either poor or nonexistence of telephony systems has brought an obvious economic justification of the use of wireless communication. Wireless communication can bring the power of information to virtually everyone on the planet and can enable us to ...
The combination of Data, Technology, and Media used for intelligent computation and communication over the internet could serve the purpose, and that's the urgent demand of growing networks marching towards a fusion of IoT and 5G leading to 6G. IoT with 5G will be the backbone of networks in...
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Advanced AODV approach for efficient detection and mitigation of wormhole attack in MANET Wireless Communication is an inevitable part of Smart Home domain. A Mobile Ad-Hoc Network (MANET) is defined as an arrangement of wireless mobile nodes wh... H Ghayvat,S Pandya,S Shah,... - Internatio...
Since the release by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of a bandwidth of 7.5GHz (from 3.1GHz to 10.6GHz) for Ultra-wideband (UWB) wireless communications, UWB is rapidly advancing as a short range high speed high data rate wireless communication technology. A new technology has been ...
Most Popular Internet of Things Protocols, Standards and Communication Technologies Now, let’s get to the specifics of IoT wireless protocols, standards and technologies. There are numerous options and alternatives, but we’ll discuss the most popular ones. ...
All networks have a limited bandwidth, and the limits are more severe for wireless communication. This means that there is a finite limit to the amount of data -- or the number of devices -- that can communicate data across the network. Although it's possible to increase network bandwidth ...
QoS: Quality of service (QoS) is a useful feature of many newer WiFi routers. Essentially, QoS provides the ability to prioritize different applications, users, or data flows to guarantee a certain level of performance. Typically, WiFi users prioritize voice communication or online gaming over fil...