WIRELESS TECHNOLOGY

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 What is wireless technology?
• Wireless is a term used to define telecommunication and
data transmission without wires.
• Wireless refers to any telecommunications or data
transfer in which electromagnetic waves -- rather
than some form of wire or cable -- carry signals
over all or part of the data communication path.
• Nowadays has grown with various products and
very popular with homes, businesses and schools,
and handheld equipment.

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Advantages
• The wireless network does not
require any cable or wires, and
hence communication is possible
even when the user is moving.
• Wireless networks can be easily
extended to places where wires
and cables are not accessible.
• Installing a wireless network is
easier and faster.
• Wireless networks require a one-
time investment and, hence, are
cheaper.
• Improved and better
communication is available if one
is using the wireless network.
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Disadvantages
• The range of a wireless network is
minimal, and it causes problems for
many users.
• People who are inexperienced in the
computer field may face trouble
installing a wireless network.
• The wireless network is very prone to
interference, and hence, fog and
radiation can cause it to malfunction.
• The cost of installing a wireless
network is prohibitive.
• The wireless network has minimal
bandwidth.
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 Examples of Wireless Technology
• Mobile Phones and the Cellular Network:
Mobile phones can incorporate a variety of wireless technologies, but
cellular networks (also known as mobile networks) are the technology
most commonly associated with them. The main advantage of cellular
networks is that they provide a greater signal range for devices
compared with most other wireless technologies.
• Satellite
The signals take the form of modulated microwaves, which are
beamed close to orbiting satellites. The signals are amplified by the
satellites and sent back to a ground-based antenna receiver. This
information is then used to provide the particular service required.

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 Uses of Wireless
Technology
.

• Transfer Files
• Eliminate Cables
• Use Peripheral Devices
• Connect to LAN and Other
Network
• For VoIP (VOICE OVER INTERNET
PROTOCOL)
• Building Automation And
Security

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Conclusion
• In conclusion, wireless communications globally is something
that people can expect as technology advances.
• Wireless communications has a lot of benefits and can make
the world a lot more efficient. It does have concerns though as
with every other new advancement that is made in today’s
world.
• The issues with security regarding access to a person’s
personal information or the negative impact that it may seem
to have on society are a few things that are holding back the
progress that wireless technology could be making.
• With more research and experiments conducted, the problems
associated with wireless communications can be reduced and
make it a more significant part of the world.
• Wireless technology will be very important in the near future
where the need for wires connecting individual devices seems
to be coming to an end.

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