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Wireless Networking
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BelAir Networks
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Understanding Single Radio, Dual Radio and Multi-Radio Wireless Mesh Networks
Overview This paper focuses on wireless mesh infrastructure systems used for creating large Wi-Fi access networks, and examines three different approaches currently available for implementing them. It examines the strengths and weaknesses of each approach with a particular focus on the capacity that is available to ...
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Spinwave Systems, Inc.
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White Paper: Wireless Sensor Networks for Building Automation – Hype or Reality?
Wireless Sensor Networks for Building Automation
Rev. Number: v1.2 Spinwave Systems, Inc. Page 1 of 12 Date: 1/24/2007 Tel.: 978-392-9000 E-mail: info@spinwavesystems.com
White Paper: Wireless Sensor Networks for Building Automation – Hype or Reality?
Wireless sensor networks have enjoyed a lot of attention ...
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Spinwave Systems, Inc.
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The Spinwave Mesh network is comprised of a potentially large collection of modules with low power radio transceivers permitting them to communicate with each other. Although the power of the radio is relatively low (having a range of several hundred feet), the span of the network can be considerably larger due to the network's ability to route the messages by transferring them module to module ...
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BelAir Networks
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Public Safety Interoperability: Wireless Mesh Delivers
Introduction “This is a catastrophe of historic proportions for Minnesota,” explained Governor Tim Pawlenty on August 1, 2007, after a large section of the 35 W bridge collapsed at 6:05 PM, more than 100 feet above the Mississippi River. The bridge carried an average of about 140,000 vehicles a day and 114 vehicles were on it at the time of ...
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AirTight Networks
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In July 2009, the PCI security council issued the “PCI DSS Wireless Guideline” that clarified wireless data security requirements for PCI compliance, provided guidance on implementing secure wireless LANs and outlined methods for protecting against unauthorized wireless devices. Even "no Wi-Fi" organizations are subject to these requirements!
This white paper helps organizations understand ...
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