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    Wireless Network Is A Network Set Up by Using Radio Signal Frequency To

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    Wireless network is a network that uses radio signals to connect computers and devices without cables. It works by encoding data into radio frequencies at the sending computer and decoding it back at the receiving computer. There are two main components: a wireless router or access point to transmit the signals, and wireless clients like laptops or phones that can receive the signals. Wireless networks are popular because they are easy to set up and allow devices to connect without cables anywhere within range of the router/access point.

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    Wireless network is a network that uses radio signals to connect computers and devices without cables. It works by encoding data into radio frequencies at the sending computer and decoding it back at the receiving computer. There are two main components: a wireless router or access point to transmit the signals, and wireless clients like laptops or phones that can receive the signals. Wireless networks are popular because they are easy to set up and allow devices to connect without cables anywhere within range of the router/access point.

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    Wireless network is a network that uses radio signals to connect computers and devices without cables. It works by encoding data into radio frequencies at the sending computer and decoding it back at the receiving computer. There are two main components: a wireless router or access point to transmit the signals, and wireless clients like laptops or phones that can receive the signals. Wireless networks are popular because they are easy to set up and allow devices to connect without cables anywhere within range of the router/access point.

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    Wireless network is a network that uses radio signals to connect computers and devices without cables. It works by encoding data into radio frequencies at the sending computer and decoding it back at the receiving computer. There are two main components: a wireless router or access point to transmit the signals, and wireless clients like laptops or phones that can receive the signals. Wireless networks are popular because they are easy to set up and allow devices to connect without cables anywhere within range of the router/access point.

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    Wireless network is a network set up by using radio signal frequency to

    communicate among computers and other network devices. Sometimes it’s


    also referred to as WiFi network or WLAN.
    This
    network is getting popular nowadays
    due to easy to setup feature and no cabling involved. You can connect
    computers anywhere in your home without the need for wires.

    Here is simple explanation of how it works, let say you have 2 computers
    each equipped with wireless adapter and you have set up wireless router.
    When the computer send out the data, the binary data will be encoded to
    radio frequency and transmitted via wireless router. The receiving computer
    will then decode the signal back to binary data.

    It doesn’t matter you are using broadband cable/DSL modem to access


    internet, both ways will work with wireless network. If you heard about
    wireless hotspot, that means that location is equipped with wireless
    devices for you and others to join the network. You can check out the
    nearest hotspots from your home here.

    The two main components are wireless router or access point and
    wireless clients.

    If you have not set up any wired network, then just get a wireless router
    and attach it to cable/DSL modem. You then set up wireless client by adding
    wireless card to each computer and form a simple wireless network. You can
    also cable connect computer directly to router if there are switch ports
    available.
    If you already have wired Ethernet network at home, you can attach a
    wireless access point to existing network router and have wireless access at
    home.
    Wireless router or access points should be installed in a way that maximizes
    coverage as well as throughput. The coverage provided is generally referred
    to as the coverage cell. Large areas usually require more than one access
    point in order to have adequate coverage. You can also add access point to
    your existing wireless router to improve coverage.

    Wireless Operating Mode

    The IEEE 802.11 standards specify two operating modes: infrastructure


    mode and ad hoc mode.

    Infrastructure mode is used to connect computers with wireless network


    adapters, also known as wireless clients, to an existing wired network with
    the help from wireless router or access point. The 2 examples which I
    specified above operate in this mode.
    Ad hoc mode is used to connect wireless clients directly together, without
    the need for a wireless router or access point. An ad hoc network consists of
    up to 9 wireless clients, which send their data directly to each other.

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