3. Wireless
Communication
Transfer of information or power between two or more
points that are not connected by an electrical conductor.
TYPES:
WWAN- Wireless wide area network
WPAN- Wireless personal area network
WLAN- Wireless local area network
4. Wireless WAN
Use mobile telecommunication cellular
network technologies such as LTE, GSM and mobitex to
transfer data.
AWWAN may also be a closed network that covers a
large geographic area.
5. Wireless PAN
Stands for Wireless Personal Area Network
For connecting devices in personal/short area network
Eg.: Bluetooth
6. Bluetooth
Managed by Bluetooth Special Interest Group
Wireless technology
For exchanging data over short range using UHF radio
waves
Eg.: Bluetooth 3.0, 4.0, 4.1, 5.0, 5.1, etc
Class 1 devices can transfer data within 100m of range
8. Wireless LAN
Stand for Wireless Local area Network.
Can contain as few as 2 and even
more than 100 devices.
Various network Components are:
• Wireless Modem/Router
• Wireless Network Adapter
9. Pros and Cons of WLAN
PROS:
• A large number of device are supported.
• Accessing aWLAN is easier than a wired LAN since cable length isn’t a factor.
• It is easy to setupWLAN as compared to laying cables for wired networks.
CONS:
• It is easier to hack a WLAN, that is encryption is necessary.
• Wireless interference can hijack the speed and stability of wireless network.
• More wireless devices like repeaters are needed to expand a wireless network.
10. Future Scope
FIRST CHOICE OF ANY BUISSENESS
WIRELESS NETWORK HAS BECOME ESSENTIAL
FOR ANY NETWORK
REMOTE MONITORING
DISPENSERS APPLICATION
BIOMETRIC DATA AND MUCH MORE....