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Wireless LANs/PANs
12/31/2003 1:46 PM EST
Wireless LANs/PANs
MIMO answers high-rate WLAN call
Channel bonding revs WLANs past 100 Mb
Wireless eyes throughput challenge
802.11n: Defining a high-throughput WLAN
Designing high-density voice-capable WLANs
Swarm logic for wireless net management
Mesh networks gather steam with standards
Band interleaving paves way for 802.11a
WLAN innovation relentless
While the impact of China's decision to opt for an encryption scheme that is incompatible
with IEEE 802.11 standards has yet to be fully ascertained, it does not overshadow the rampant
innovation sprouting from startups and established wireless-LAN players alike. From multiple-input,
multiple-output (MIMO) antenna technology, which is expected to form the foundation of the next
generation of WLANs now being developed under 802.11n, to mesh networks and the management of
the RF environment, there is much to discuss beyond the potential impact of China's decision.
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