The RFID is a developing technology that uses radio frequency electromagnetic fields to obtain data for tracking and identifying medical products and goods (RFID Journal, 2012). RFID technologies have two main components: a reader, a tag and the application that makes use of the data the reader reads on the tag (Caldwell-Stone, 2010). The reader can be simple or smart, stationary or mobile and it needs to be connected to a network, especially within an infrastructure that captures data from different
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table. Bluetooth and Wifi. This technology facilitates the operation of sending images or videos to devices that may not be in the same place or that are separated by distance. The wireless systems provides greater comfort to the user because it is not necessary to use so many cables for the installation of a wireless computer Gps The GPS is a new accessory that can easily replace the compass commonly used by the sportsmen to achieve orientation. It gives us the opportunity to know exactly where
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protocols are required to optimize the performance of WMNs. In the PHY layer, smart antenna, multi-input multi-output (MIMO), ultra-wideband (UWB), and multichannel interface systems are being explored to enhance network capacity and further enable wireless gigabit transmission. Recently, gigabit transmission resulting from a combination of MIMO and orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing (OFDM) has been demonstrated. MAC protocols based on distributed time-division multiple access (TDMA) and CDMA
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ITM PRESENTATION (FOR SECTION “A”) WIRELESS NETWORK TECHNOLOGY UNDER THE GUIDENCE OF:- PROF. SANCHITA GHATAK SUBMMITED BY:- ABHINAV KUMAR AKSHAY KUMAR ANKIT KUMAR AVI SHANKAR Contents WI-FI 4 Introduction 4 The Wi-Fi Technology 4 Elements of a WI-FI Network 5 How a Wi-Fi Network Works 6 Wi-Fi Network Topologies 6 Wi-Fi Security Threats 8 Eavesdropping 8 Man-in-the-middle attacks 8 Denial of Service 9 Wi-Fi Applications 9 Advantages 9 Limitations 9 Bluetooth
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6.1.1 BSS - A set of STAs (the component that connects to the wireless medium such as a network adapter or NIC) that communicates with each other. ESS - An Extended Service Set (ESS) is a set of two or more BSSs that form a single sub network. 6.1.2 6.1 review 1. How the service works is that it allows you to connect to the network. 2. Radio frequency is superior because it is fast cause it through a satellite. 3. WLAN is used in home because there easier to maintain and to take care of
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Introduction Wireless internet has now become a way of life. It is all around us. Our society has now moved from the ability of being linked by a cord to access the internet to the availability of accessing the world wide web by using wireless capabilities. The way we receive news and media has changed since the invention of wireless. This technology has become so common that one may rarely think about it at all when using it. The days of plugging up a computer to an Ethernet cord to be connected
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Range (XR) Technology for Better Wireless Signal Coverage2 Built-in Cable Tester for Troubleshooting Advanced Security and Parental Control Features Keep Your Network Safe D-Link, an industry leader in networking, introduces another performance breakthrough in wireless connectivity – the AirPlus Xtreme G® series of wireless networking devices. Based on D-Link 108G Technology, these 802.11g compatible devices are capable of delivering maximum wireless signal rates of up to 108Mbps1 when
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The following information supplements the information in the Dell Wireless WLAN Card User Guide. May 2008 Manual Addenda Dell Wireless 1397 WLAN Half Mini Card Power Characteristics Current draw, Power Save mode: 24 mA (average) Current draw, Receive mode: 153 mA (average) Current draw, Transmit mode: 230 mA (average) Power Supply: 3.3 v ----------------------------------------------------------- Dell Wireless 1510 WLAN Half Mini Card Power Characteristics Current draw, Power Save
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Wireless Communications Paper Wireless communication involves the transmission of data from one point to another without the need to run cabling in-between. Although it seems relatively new to the end user today, it has surprisingly been around for longer than you may think dating back to the late 1800’s. The first wireless technology discovered was the Radio Frequency (RF signal). Thomas Edison and Nikola Tesla were two inventors that played a huge role in developing the RF technology we still
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In this ever changing world, wireless communications has become a major platform for communications at work and at home. With popular mediums (Cell phones, PDA’s, Gameboys, Wii, Netbooks, iPods, etc…) like wireless devices, there are many advantages and disadvantages in operating wirelessly. No matter how you feel about the advantages or disadvantages of the devices, they need to be protected, along with setting up some form of security. On the website Howstufworksvideo (12) they show you the basics
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