Adaptive radios abet wireless connectivity

Today, wireless communication relies on numerous independent devices, each employing its own protocols and operating within a fixed segment of the frequency spectrum. Because these devices can't communicate with each other, they have collectively created a highly inefficient climate. Moreover,...

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Published in:Electronic Design 2005-04, Vol.53 (8), p.55-55
Main Authors: Tsui, Ernest, Swanson, Larry
Format: Magazinearticle
Language:English
Subjects:
Communication
Communications technology
Electronics industry
Radio systems
Radios
Spectrum allocation
Wireless communications
Wireless Internet access
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Summary:Today, wireless communication relies on numerous independent devices, each employing its own protocols and operating within a fixed segment of the frequency spectrum. Because these devices can't communicate with each other, they have collectively created a highly inefficient climate. Moreover, there's a potential for interference and "jamming" of each other's transmission and reception.
ISSN:0013-4872
1944-9550