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HOTTEST WIRELESS PRODUCTS:
Evaluation of wireless lan products
and subsequent conversion of such systems to
a wireless format more suitable for compact high speed
designs.
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Evaluation of wireless communication products
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Design of high bandwidth wireless data transfer systems.
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Today many personal computers are interconnected with local area
networks (LAN). Individuals are able to access and share data,
applications, and services via the LAN. Most of these individuals
use their computers in a fixed location where wired networking is
possible (Figure 1).
However, a growing number of applications require mobility and simultaneous
access to a network. Until recently, if an application required information
from a central database, it had to be connected to a wired network using a
docking station. Wireless LAN enables mobile computers to be in constant
contact with servers and each other. Healthcare, warehousing, and education
are examples of some of the industries which utilize wireless LANs. Figure
2 is a basic demonstration of how the Wireless Ethernet LAN works.
The computers in Figure 2 must all be in range of each other to maintain
the wireless connection. However, most computers require greater range and
flexibility since servers are often located on a wired Ethernet LAN
somewhere else in the facility or at another site on an enterprise network.
The Wireless Access Point solves this problem
by connecting wireless clients to Ethernet (Figure
3).
An access point will usually provide 50,000 to 250,000 square feet of
coverage, which does depend on your building structure. Numerous access
points will allow wireless clients to roam and function in all the
necessary areas. Roaming occurs seamlessly and transparently to the
wireless client. Figure 4 shows roaming conceptualized.