Wireless networks are more common than ever. There wont to be a time when connecting a computer to a network meant running cabling thereto and equipment placement—especially in corporate environments—was often dictated by network jack availability. With the arrival of portable devices like laptop computers, users began to want to maneuver about with them. Monitoring…
Designing a wireless network requires a careful examination of a spread of design factors. This lesson will offer you insight into these design considerations. Wireless Networks A wireless network is unbounded and doesn’t suffer from the overhead of wiring. Wireless networks are robust and versatile and lack the necessity for cover and physical path routing….
The emergence of wireless technology is already evident in many ways. So as to profit from these changes and the potential for even greater educational opportunities, education leaders and state policy-makers should understand these trends and prepare to include and benefit from them. Learning activities are more flexible Of more significance, however, is that the…
In fact, consistent with a 5G Microwave Report, about 38% of all global telecom sites are going to be connected to the remainder of the network via wireless backhaul, by 2025. With the introduction of latest technologies like Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV), High Altitude Platform Station (HAPS), Millimeter Wave (mmWave) frequencies, Massive Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (mMIMO),…
The goal of all of wireless site surveys is to supply detailed information that addresses the site’s frequency coverage. Before implementing or attempting to optimize a wireless network, you’ll want to know all the possible areas of interference, AP placements, power considerations, and wiring requirements that are needed. A wireless site survey can provide all…
Several technologies that were leading edge just a couple of years ago, are now being deployed in large scale. Another trend that’s moving mainstream is multilevel distribution centers. Driven by the necessity to locate distribution operations in urban areas on the brink of customers, today’s DCs are often built “up”, not “out”, with the associated…
