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    Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that uses radio waves to provide wireless high-speed Internet and network connections. It allows homes and offices to avoid the expensive process of introducing cables into the building. Wi-Fi works through wireless access points using radio bands between 2.4GHz and 5GHz to connect devices within a range of up to 300 feet outdoors and varying distances indoors. Common applications of Wi-Fi technology include wireless education, wireless business centers, hospitals, and more due to the reduced costs and ease of installation compared to wired networks.

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    Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that uses radio waves to provide wireless high-speed Internet and network connections. It allows homes and offices to avoid the expensive process of introducing cables into the building. Wi-Fi works through wireless access points using radio bands between 2.4GHz and 5GHz to connect devices within a range of up to 300 feet outdoors and varying distances indoors. Common applications of Wi-Fi technology include wireless education, wireless business centers, hospitals, and more due to the reduced costs and ease of installation compared to wired networks.

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    Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that uses radio waves to provide wireless high-speed Internet and network connections. It allows homes and offices to avoid the expensive process of introducing cables into the building. Wi-Fi works through wireless access points using radio bands between 2.4GHz and 5GHz to connect devices within a range of up to 300 feet outdoors and varying distances indoors. Common applications of Wi-Fi technology include wireless education, wireless business centers, hospitals, and more due to the reduced costs and ease of installation compared to wired networks.

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    Wi-Fi is a wireless networking technology that uses radio waves to provide wireless high-speed Internet and network connections. It allows homes and offices to avoid the expensive process of introducing cables into the building. Wi-Fi works through wireless access points using radio bands between 2.4GHz and 5GHz to connect devices within a range of up to 300 feet outdoors and varying distances indoors. Common applications of Wi-Fi technology include wireless education, wireless business centers, hospitals, and more due to the reduced costs and ease of installation compared to wired networks.

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    Wi Fi Technology

    INTRODUCTION
    An expensive broadband network that can
    keep you connected while you move about home
    or office.

     the broadband wireless web is being built


    around the technology called WI-FI.

    WI-FI is stand for WIRELESS FIDELITY.


    WHAT IS WI-FI?
     WI-FI is a trade-group certified wireless
    networking standard that relies on the
    IEEE 802.11a and 802.11b specification.
     802.11b specification allows for the
    wireless transmission of approximately 11
    mbps of raw data at indoor distances from
    several dozen to several hundred feet and
    outdoor distances of several to tens of
    miles as an unlicensed use of 2.4 ghz
    band.
     The 802.11a specification uses 5Ghz
    band and can handle 54 mbps at
    typically shorter distances.
     The distances for both standards
    depends on impediments,materials and
    line of sight.
     WI-FI is an extension of
    ethernet,bringing the same principles to
    wireless communication.
    HOW DOES IT WORKS?
    Wi-fi signals operate in thev 2.4 and 5 ghz
    radio bands,which are also used today by
    many cordless phones.
    RANGE

    Outdoors, with an antenna,300 feet is


    possible.
    Indoor it depends.
    Depends on the surrounding.
    WI-FI STANDARDS
     1) 802.11:
    This standard allows wireless
    connection up to 300 feet from an access
    point and can easily be added to existing
    wired networks with speeds up to 11 mbps.
     2) 802.11a:
    This provides a bigger pipe for data
    and supports more simultaneous users.
    it can support up to 54 mbps.
     3) 802.11b:
    The popular 802.11b WI-FI
    devices broadcast in the 2.4Ghz band
    used by cordless phones.
    Some components of WI-FI

     PC CARD RADIO
     MINI-PCI
    MODULES AND
    EMBEDDED
    RADIOS.
     USB ADAPTERS
     PCI AND ISA BUS
    ADAPTERS.
     ACCESS POINTS
    AND GATEWAY.
    HOW FAST IS WI-FI?
    WHO CAN USE WI-FI?

    Everyone can use wi-fi,almost


    everywhere in the world's wi-fi
    network can connect a family’s
    computers together to share such
    hardware and software resources as
    printers and the internet.
    WI-FI APPLICATION..
     WIRELESS EDUCATION
     WIRELESS BUSINESS CENTERS
     SMALL OFFICES
     HOSPITALS
     ACCOUNTING
     WAREHOUSE
    WI-FI PRODUCTS..
    ADVANTAGES

    Less cost.
    Complete installation in hrs. instead of
    days.
    DISADVANTAGES

    It is not secure.
    You are sharing your network with
    anyone.
    CONCLUSION..
     For now ,WI-FI primarily provides
    broadband internet access to
    specially outfitted pcs and laptops .but
    in future may be most of hotspots be
    wireless.
     By WI-FI our time and money both
    are save..
    REFERENCES:
     www.wireless.com
     www.howstuffworks.com
     www.palowireless.com
     www.siliconstrategies.com
     www.mobileinfo.com
     www.europemedia.net
     www.weca.net
    THANKS FROM:
    MANALI SHAH.
    AMI MAKWANA.

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