Nettsider med emneord «Wi-Fi networks»

It is common that when customers pay for a 100 Mbit/s wired Internet connection from an Internet Service Provider (ISP), they obtain only 10 Mbit/s when using a Wi-Fi network. This is due to interference from neighboring networks. This is a huge problem because the primary medium for global Internet traffic is Wi-Fi and it carries around half of the Internet traffic. In 2023, 1.3 billion people globally are expected to be in such locations. Cisco has referred to this as the "network killer of capacity". This thesis project will contribute to reducing this problem. 

In this master project we will develop new features for Wi-Fi networks which make Access Points or a Wi-Fi router  (APs), to cooperate in clusters. A cluster is typically an apartment building or a multi-dwelling-unit (MDU) in which the tenants live close together and their APs disturb each other.

In this project we will develop and study the performance of new features for Wi-Fi networks which make Access Points or a Wi-Fi router  (APs), to cooperate in clusters. A cluster is typically an apartment building or a multi-dwelling-unit (MDU) in which the tenants live close together and their APs disturb each other.