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Session Abstract
Session Agenda -Objectives
The US Radio Spectrum (3kHz-300GHz)
Wi-Fi Portion of the Radio Spectrum
A radio needs a proper antenna
Complex Modulation Schemes
Wi-Fi Radio Spectrum
Common RF terms
Identifying RF connectors
Identifying different cable types
Antenna Cables –LMR Series
Antenna Cables
Antenna Cables -Plenum
Antenna basics
How does a directional antenna radiate?
Patch Antenna a look inside
Antennas identified by color
RF Screen rooms everywhere
RF Screen rooms
Cisco Richfield Facility
Antenna placement considerations
Technical Elements of 802.11n
2.4 GHz, 40 MHz Bandwidths
Example UNII-3 Channel Bonding
Channel Bonding -Subcarriers
Understanding Guard Interval
802.11n Operation
How does DAS work?
Leaky coax DAS
Traditional coaxial DAS solutions
New approach In-building cellular –CAT 5e/6/6a
Co-existence of Wi-Fi and Cellular Antenna
Aironet Indoor Access Point Comparison
When to use integrated antennas
When to use external antennas
When to use AP-1240 and AP-1250
Phases of 802.11n deployment
Coverage Comparison –5GHz
1130 Access Point
1140, 3500i Access Point
AP Placement—Evaluate Problem Areas
11n
11n Client Adapter
Third Party Survey Tools
Site Survey
5GHz-Maximum Range
802.11n Deployment
5 GHz Dynamic Frequency Selection
DFS and Available Bandwidth
Mixed Mode
AP Placement in Plenum Areas
Minimize the Impact of Multipath
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