how do the Wi-fi network work?
By gajah9999
@gajah9999 (92)
Indonesia
April 18, 2009 10:11pm CST
since, wi-fi become to the life in the connected network every one in the earth can get the usefull this function..
how do work?
wi-fi network using radio waves instead of wires to transmit data to computer.
that the simple version.
are u sure every thing of contains electronic work to wi-fi or bluetooth?
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2 responses
@krishnankrrish (11)
• India
20 Apr 09
hi!!!!!!!!!! wi-fi works in a very simple way.
we all know that there are charged ions floating in air which have tendency to transfer our electro magnetic signals.
our modem modules and demodulates these signals but first of all it verifies the connection
@syndrix (475)
• Malaysia
27 Nov 09
Hi gajah9999
To understand the scenario of Wi-Fi atleast you have to know the basic. First, Wi-Fi(wireless fidelity) this is also called or term for the Wireless Local Area Network(WLAN). A Wi-Fi or WLAN is exactly identical/similar to LAN whereas instead of using wired hooked for PCs communications it uses wireless meaning the medium of communication is "air or radio wave" to make it simple for understanding. Most like similar to Bluetooth scenario
@youless (112561)
• Guangzhou, China
24 Jun 09
I really like Wifi. It enables me to access the internet easily. Since my cellphone also supports Wifi, so I can connect internet with it. But here not everywhere has the Wifi spots. And some even set the password. I hope in the future it will become much more common.
I love China
