WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES

Research the different wireless technologies.Provide the following:

• 802.11

Description:

It is a family of wireless LAN(WLAN) specification developed by a working group at the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers(IEEE).

Diagram:

Example:

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• Infrared

Description:

A wireless technology that operates over a short range communication.

Diagram:

Example:

-Remote control

• Bluetooth

Description:

Bluetooth is a wireless technology for transferring data between two devices that are in close nearness  with each other.

Diagram:

Example:

-Printer

• 3G

Description:

A generation of wireless technology that transmits wireless data up to 2 megabits per second and makes integration of voice,data and video.

Diagram:

Example:

-Mobile phone

Identify the differences  between the various types of 802.11.

• 802.11b

-Maximum raw data rate of 11mbit/s

-High throughput

-Low cost

-Interference problem

• 802.11g

-Operates in the 2.4 GHz band

-Uses OFDM based transmission scheme

-Operates at the average bit rate of 22 Mbit/s or maximum 54 Mbit/s

-Its hardware are full back compatible with 802.11b hardware 

• 802.11n

-It is the improvement over previous 802.11 standard

-It has MIMO antennas

-Operates at the 2.4 GHz or less than 5GHz bands

-Data rates from 54Mbit/s to 600Mbit/s

References:

priyankpatel2811 (2014). Introduction Wireless Technology. [online] Slideshare.net. Available at: https://www.slideshare.net/priyankpatel2811/introduction-wireless-technology [Accessed 2 May 2018].

acharya (2014). wireless network IEEE 802.11. [online] Slideshare.net. Available at: https://www.slideshare.net/shreejanacharya/ieee80211-wireless-network [Accessed 2 May 2018].

NETWORK PROTOCOL & STANDARDS

Research the different NETWORK PROTOCOLS & STANDARD types:

• TCP

Description:

-It stands for Transmission Control Protocol

-It will establish connection first

-The sender and receiver must agree to have connection with each other

-It will connect when there's connection and it will be error if there's no connection

Diagram:

• IP

Description:

-It stands for Internet Protocol

-To transfer packet to correct destination(makesure it deliver to the correct person)

Diagram:

• UDP

Description:

-It stands for User Datagram Protocol

-It send information directly without establish connection

Diagram:

• AppleTalk

Description:

-Appletalk only able for Apple/Mac user only

-Phase 1 use for smaller network

-Phase 2 use for larger network

Diagram:

• 802.2

Description:

-It stands for IEEE 802.2 Logical Link Control

-IEEE stands for Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers

-It runs on data link layer of OSI model

-It acts as translator for data link layer so whatever message that pass to the layer can be understood

Diagram:

• 802.3

Description:

-The another name is Ethernet

-It use for devices by local area network product that define CSMA/CD

-The higher data rate,more expensive

Diagram:

• FDDI

Description:

-It stands for Fiber Distributed Interface

-It only use two ring

-It goes opposite direction of each other

-First ring(primary) and second ring is for backup(secondary)

Diagram:

• 802.5

Description:

-The token will pass around the ring
-The token control the transmission of data on the network
-When you want to send a message,you need the token.If it's being use,you to wait until the token is     available

Diagram:

References:

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