Wireless Technology
Beyond the wire culture
Overview
Wireless communication involves the transmission
of information over a distance without help of wires,
cables or any other forms of electrical conductors.
The transmitted distance can be anywhere between
a few meters (for example, a television’s remote control)
and thousands of kilometres (for example, radio
communication).
Different Modes
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Wireless Communication can be via:
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microwave communication
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radio frequency communication
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Infrared communication
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Also some aplications may involve various
point-to-point communication, point-to-multipoint
communication, broadcasting, cellular networks
and many more other wireless connections.
Microwave Communication
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Microwave communication is commonly occur to
transmit data over long distances.
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It relies on high frequency microwave radiation
that travels at the speed of light.
Advantages
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Can cover large distances over rough terrain
where you could'nt bury cables.
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High Speed
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Multi-channel transmissions
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Wide bandwidth
Radio Frequency Communication
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A radio frequency (RF) signal refers to a wireless
electromagnetic signal used as a form of
communication.
Advantages
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It offers mobility
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Cheaper
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Offers freedom from land acquisition rights
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Ease of communication over difficult terrain
Infrared Communication
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Infrared Wireless Communication communicates
information in a device or systems through IR
radiation.
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IR is electromagnetic energy at a wavelength that
is longer than that of red light.
Advantages
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Doesn't interfere with other signals
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Cannot pass through walls
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Low power required- ideal for laptops, telephones,
personal digital assistants
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Portable
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