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Communication standard
- 1. SEMINAR -I PRESENTATION ON COMMUNICATION STANDARD USING IEEE802.11 PRESENTED BY:AMEY VILAS KAMERKAR GUIDED BY:PROF.DR.S.S. DEORE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER ENGINEERING S.S.V.P.S.’s B.S. DEORE COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING,DHULE 2017-2018
- 3. Index INTRODUCTION ARCHITECTUREOF WIRELESS LAN TYPES OF WIRELESS COMMUNICATION IEEE 802.11 BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY ZIGBEE COMPARISION CONCLUSION BIBLIOGRAPHY
- 4. Introduction Most importantmediums of transmission of information The information can be transmitted through the air without requiring any cable or wires or other electronic conductors It’s a fast and rapid technology used for communication in worldwide Present days, wireless communication system has become an essential
- 5. ARCHITECTURE OF WIRELESS LAN Stations Basic service set Independent basic service set Extendent service set Distribution set
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- 9. BLUETOOTH TECHNOLOGY Radio waves to communicatebetween devices Range of 15-50 feet Uses maximum power Slot availability mask (SMK)
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- 11. ZIGBEE Low powerconsumption Used in commercial application Ex sensing and monitoring application Flexibility to more reliable wireless performance
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- 13. Advantages Simplicity and Flexibility Reliable Higherdata rates ,speed and reach Cost saving Disadvantages Data less secure Waves can be damaging to our health High maintainces
- 14. CONCLUSION Wireless networks arevery common in the workplace as well as in the home. Technology has been created to store, transmit and receive data through networks at very high rates of speed. Networks have become essential to complete daily business tasks and most business, those who rely heavily on information technologies, would be crippled without their networks. Advances in networking storage have allowed for organizations to use their networks not only for the sharing of resources but to store large pools of data to be used for data analysis. Companies can now store detailed profile information for customers at a very low cost. In the future, the speed of networks will increase as they have in past years. The cost of networks will continue to decline and using a network will be essential.
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