Email this article 
Open Access
Subscription or Fee Access
Wireless Network
Abstract
Wireless communication is the one the fastest way to transfer data from one place to another. This paper is targeted on preceding function of wireless communication. Wireless communication is the process of transferring data from one place to another without the use of cable. They are freedom from wired electromagnetic waves. This paper discus about typical frequency. radio transmission and microwave transition is the some of the wireless transition. Working professional can work and access data anytime and anywhere with the use of wireless communication. The only one solution where cable where unable to install was wireless communication. They are cheaper and easy to maintain. Current wireless system are cellular system, wireless LANs, satellite system, paging system, PANS (Bluetooth). This paper explains about the mobile radio communication. Satellite system is global coverage and it is optimized for good transmission. Paging system broadcast for small messages and it is simply terminal.
References
Jean-Daniel Medjo Me Biomo, (PhD). MBA-DRR: A Delay-Reducing Routing Protocol for multi-Beam directional antennas in multi-hop ad hoc networks. carleton university, Ontario, Canada, may 2018.
Walid Abdel Gelil , (master). A hierarchical p2p overlay for hierarchical mobile ad hoc networks (MANETs). carleton university , Ontario, Canada, may 2018.
Oluwasegun Abayomi Hassan,(master). A comparative analysis between centralized routing and distributed routing in multi-hop wireless networks Carleton University, onttario, Canada, December 2018.
Ngozi Silas Echegini, (master). A DHT-based routing solution for hierarchical MANETs. Carleton university, Ontario, Canada, august 2018.
Ammar Mottie Alhosainy, (PhD). Simple cross-layer network utility maximization framework for multiow mobile ad hoc network.carleton iniversity, Ontario, Canada, October 2017.
Karpakamurty Muthukumar , (master). Analysis of open flow and NETCONF as SBIs in managing the optical link interconnecting data centers in an SDN environment. Carleton university, Ontario, Canada, January 2017.
Muhammad Raisul Alam, (PhD). Exact and approximate solutions for energy cost optimization in smart homes Carleton university, Ontario, Canada, January 2017.
Kun Meng,(Master). Delay-based rate control algorithms for the real-time video transmission application. carleton university, Ontario, Canada, September 2016.
Mohammadreza Ataei Naeini, (PhD). Analysis of wireless multi-hop broadcasting: optimal and approximate solution and applications. Carleton university, Ontario, Canada, july 2015. Winner of senate medal.
Francisca Funmilayo Adaramola, (Master). Fast adaptive digital pre-distortion scheme for application in cellular base station power amplifiers. Carleton university, Ontario, Canada june2015.
Ritter, Michael W. "The Future of WLAN." Source: ACM Queue; Volume 1, Issue 3.
Robert W. Brodersen, “Gigabit rates represent future of wireless”, Electronic Engineering Times. Manhasset: Nov 28, 2005., Iss. 1399; pg. 64, 3 pgs
Suzuki, Masatoshi et al. "Trends of Optical Networking Technologies," International Conference on Transparent Optical Networks 2003.
Tuna Tugeu, "New Trends in Computer Networks", World Scientific Pub Co Inc, 2005.
Vinton G. Cerf (Foreword), Henry Sinnreich, A lan B. Johnston, Robert J. Sparks, "SIP Beyond VoIP: The Next Step in the IP Communications Revolution" ,VON Publishing LLC, Oct 1 2005
R. Prasad and Ruggieri, Marina. "Technology Trends in Wireless Communications." Artech House Publishers. April 2003.
Gensh, Rajamani, et. al. "Emerging Location Aware Broadband Wireless Ad Hoc Networks." Springer. October 2004.
George Aggelou, “Mobile Ad Hoc Networks: From Wireless LANs to 4G Networks,” McGraw-Hill Professional, 2004.
R. Ganesh, S. Kota, K. Pahlavan, R. Agustí, "Emerging Location Aware Broadband Wireless Ad Hoc Networks," Springer, 2004.
Refbacks
- There are currently no refbacks.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 License.