CH 1 WNCM
CH 1 WNCM
College of Computing
And informatics undergraduate Program (IT 3rd year)
Melkamu w.
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outline
Introduction
History wireless network
Applications wireless communication
Types of wireless network
Benefits and limitation of wireless
technology
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Introduction wireless technology
Wireless communication/technology is the
method of delivering data from one point to
another without using physical wires, but using
radio, cellular, infrared, and satellite.
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History of Wireless Network
In the 19th century, numerous scientists, began to
experiment with wireless communications.
These innovators discovered and created many
theories about the concepts of electrical magnetic
radio frequency (RF).
Wireless networking technology was first used by the U.S.
military during World War II(WW2) to transmit data over
an RF medium using classified encryption technology, to
send battle plans across enemy lines.
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History …
The First Systems of wireless communication
Unidirectional information transmission
was done for entertainment broadcasting. By the late 1930s,
The need for bidirectional mobile communications emerged.
Military ,police departments ,fire station….
Many sophisticated military radio systems were developed during
and after WW2
1946, the first mobile telephone system
have an interface to the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN),
this interface was not automated, but rather consisted of human
telephone operators.
Has a total of six speech channels for the whole city, the system
soon met its limits.
Led to investigations of how the number of users could be
increased.
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What Does the Term Wi-Fi Mean?
Many people mistakenly assume that Wi-Fi is an acronym for the
phrase wireless fidelity (much like hi-fi is short for high fidelity),
but Wi-Fi is simply a brand name used to market 802.11 WLAN
technology.
In IEEE framework standards for wireless communications allowed
manufacturers to interpret the 802.11 standard in different ways.
The organization Wireless Ethernet Compatibility
Alliance (WECA) was created to further define the IEEE
standard in such a way as to force interoperability
between vendors.
To be Wi-Fi compliant, vendors must send their
products to a Wi-Fi Alliance test lab that thoroughly
tests compliance to the Wi-Fi certification.
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Applications of Wireless Communication
Television Remote Control
Wireless Local Area Network
Cellular Telephone
Computer Interface Devices
Collaborative Networks
Military Applications
Emergency Services
A Vehicular Ad hoc Network (VANET)
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Cont.…
Wireless Communications are categorized
under three major categories as:
Mobile: it includes cellular phones
(GSM/cdma2000.1x)
Portable: it includes WLAN (802.11) and
Bluetooth(802.15)
Fixed: it includes WiMAX (802.16)
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Types of Wireless Network
Wireless networks are grouped into four major
categories:
Wireless Personal Area networks (WPAN)
Typical example Bluetooth
Wireless Local Area networks (WLAN)
Typical example Wifi connection
Wireless Metropolitan Area Network (WMAN)
Typical example WiMAX
Wireless Wide Area networks (WWAN)
Typical example cell phone network
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Summary of types wireless NW
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Benefits and Limitations of Wireless Technology
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Wireless v/s Wired networks
Regulations of frequencies
Limited availability, coordination is required
useful frequencies are almost all occupied
Bandwidth and delays
Low transmission rates
few Kbits/s to some Mbit/s.
Higher delays
several hundred milliseconds
Higher loss rates
High to interference, e.g., engines, lightning
Always shared medium
Lower security, simpler active attacking
radio interface accessible for everyone
secure access mechanisms important
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Assignment topics
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Presentation One
Presentation Topic:
Bluetooth and Zegbee Wireless Networks
Contents of the presentation:
Basic working principles
Architecture and basic components
advantages and drawbacks
Application areas
Future trends
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Presenter:
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Presentation two
Presentation Topic:
Video streaming over WLAN .
Contents of the presentation:
Introduction to WLAN
Minimum requirements to stream video over WLAN
Video streaming challenges
Latency, Jitter, delay and throughput considerations
Future trends
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Group
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Presentation three
Presentation Topic:
The Long Term Evolution (LTE) mobile Technology
Contents of the presentation:
LTE Basics
LTE Architecture
LTE Scripts and applications
Future trends
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Presenter:
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Presentation four
Presentation Topic:
Wimax Technology
Contents of the presentation:
Wimax Basics
Wimax Architecture
Wimax Applications
Future trends
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Presenter:
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Presentation five
Presentation Topic:
Internet Protocol Quality of Service (IP QoS)
Contents of the presentation:
Basics of IP QoS
Necessities of IP QoS
Challenges of IP QoS
Future trends of IP QoS
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Presenter:
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Presentation six
Presentation Topic:
Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS)
Contents of the presentation:
Basics of MPLS
Necessities of MPLS
Basic Model for MPLS Network
Challenges of MPLS Network
Future trends MPLS Network
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Presenter:
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Presentation seven
Presentation Topic
Presenter:
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Presentation eight
Presentation Topic
Mobile computing
Contents of the presentation:
• Definition of mobile computing
• Trends of computing
• Mobile devices
• Mobile computing issues & Challenges
• Mobile computing applications & platforms
• Mobile operating system
Presentation Date and Time :
Specifying the coming future
Presenter:
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Presentation Nine
Presentation Topic
Cloud computing
Presenter:
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Presentation Ten
Presentation Topic
Wireless sensor network(WSN)
Presenter:
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All group Submitted date
March 21/07/2011
Assignment submit via my email address
melkamu_workie@yahoo.com
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