Channel Bonding, also known as channel aggregation, is a technique used in wireless networks, especially WiFi connections, to increase bandwidth and improve data transmission performance. Instead of relying on a single frequency channel, Channel Bonding allows the combination of
VLANs are virtual networks that are created on a single physical network. This allows a physical network to be divided into multiple logical networks, each with its own security and access rules. In the context of networks and VLANs, “Tagged” and “Untagged” refer to the
Digital modulations are a type of modulation in which digital information is transmitted by modifying one or more parameters of an analog carrier signal. Digital information is represented in the form of binary signals, which are voltage or current pulses that have two values.
Wireless measurements refer to the collection of data and evaluation of signals or phenomena that are transmitted wirelessly, that is, through the air without the need for physical cables. This field covers various areas and technologies, and wireless measurements are essential for the
Free Space Path Loss or FSPL, which stands for “Free Space Path Loss”. It is a fundamental concept in wireless communications theory and refers to the attenuation of the electromagnetic signal as it propagates through free space.
The 802.11ax standard, also known as Wi-Fi 6, has emerged as an important evolution in Wi-Fi technology. In this article, we will explore the key concepts behind 802.11ax, its benefits, and the crucial differences between 802.11ax and its predecessor, 802.11ac. At the end of the article you will find a small test that will
The OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) protocol is one of the most widely used routing protocols due to its ability to calculate the best routes and adapt to changes in network topology. At the end of the article you will find a small test that will allow you to evaluate the knowledge acquired
In the implementation of wireless links, the Fresnel Zone is an important consideration that affects the quality and performance of the connection. The Fresnel Zone refers to an ellipsoidal region around the direct line of sight between two antennas that are establishing wireless communication.
The Exterior Gateway Protocol (BGP) is widely used in the networking world for the exchange of routing information between autonomous systems (AS). However, within a single autonomous system, it is also possible to use BGP, known as internal BGP. In the end
MU-MIMO stands for “Multi-User Multiple Input Multiple Output.” It is a technology used in wireless networks, such as Wi-Fi, that improves the efficiency and capacity of wireless connections by allowing multiple devices to communicate simultaneously with an access point or router. At the end of
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