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Double-barreled Wi-Fi Test

Posted on September 19, 2005 by Wayne Slavin • 0 Comments

Adding “wireless” to networking does more than change physical-layer-test requirements; it adds system complexity that needs simultaneous controlled testing of many layers.
Via [Wireless networking based on the IEEE 802.11 standards is poised for substantial growth in both the numbers of units and the range of their applications. The mobility inherent in wireless networks, however, creates interactions between the physical and the protocol layers that—compared with wired networks—greatly increase the complexity and number of tests necessary to verify a design. Fortunately, tools are becoming available to streamline the process.]

Filed Under: IEEE, Standards
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