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Wireless innovations and future wireless pipes
2011 IEEE Technology Time Machine Symposium on Technologies Beyond 2020, 2011Over the last decade, the wireless telecom industry has undergone tremendous changes and experienced rapid growth. The reason behind this growth is the increasing demand for bandwidth and capacity-hungry data and multimedia applications. Building “fat pipes” will be the cornerstone of future wireless communication systems.
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European Urology, 1976
A completely new and different principle of 'wireless' endoscope is described. The 'contact endoscope' consists of two parts, a rod which is the optical element and a light recovery jacket. This endoscope utilizes the surrounding light, either daylight or artificial light. It allows endoscopic photography and cinematography with a magnificant of nearly
M, Jaupitre, A, Jaupitre
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A completely new and different principle of 'wireless' endoscope is described. The 'contact endoscope' consists of two parts, a rod which is the optical element and a light recovery jacket. This endoscope utilizes the surrounding light, either daylight or artificial light. It allows endoscopic photography and cinematography with a magnificant of nearly
M, Jaupitre, A, Jaupitre
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2008
Wardriving is the practice of searching wireless networks while moving. Originally, it was explicitly referred to as people searching for wireless signals by driving in vans, but nowadays it generally identifies people searching for wireless accesses while moving.
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Wardriving is the practice of searching wireless networks while moving. Originally, it was explicitly referred to as people searching for wireless signals by driving in vans, but nowadays it generally identifies people searching for wireless accesses while moving.
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1999
James Clerk Maxwell’s discovery of electromagnetic waves was proven experimentally by Heinrich Hertz. From then on here were numerous attempts to use electromagnetic waves for communications. A young Italian, Guglielmo Marconi, arrived in Britain and worked with the Post Office to gradually extend the radius within which radiation can be detected to ...
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James Clerk Maxwell’s discovery of electromagnetic waves was proven experimentally by Heinrich Hertz. From then on here were numerous attempts to use electromagnetic waves for communications. A young Italian, Guglielmo Marconi, arrived in Britain and worked with the Post Office to gradually extend the radius within which radiation can be detected to ...
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2010
Although wireless technologies suffer from link problems due to error-prone channels, they are increasingly employed in industrial environments and provide noticeable advantages in terms of mobility, reduction of costs, etc. Current wireless technologies and their assessment for e-maintenance applications are reviewed in this chapter.
Krommenacker, Nicolas +5 more
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Although wireless technologies suffer from link problems due to error-prone channels, they are increasingly employed in industrial environments and provide noticeable advantages in terms of mobility, reduction of costs, etc. Current wireless technologies and their assessment for e-maintenance applications are reviewed in this chapter.
Krommenacker, Nicolas +5 more
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Network Security, 2007
Have you ever noticed ad hoc connections in your Windows wireless client when looking for a hotspot to connect to? They're easy to spot; the graphic next to the connection name (SSID) is an image of two laptops, rather than the aerial image for a hotspot.
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Have you ever noticed ad hoc connections in your Windows wireless client when looking for a hotspot to connect to? They're easy to spot; the graphic next to the connection name (SSID) is an image of two laptops, rather than the aerial image for a hotspot.
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GLOBECOM '05. IEEE Global Telecommunications Conference, 2005., 2005
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Wireless Packet and Wireless ATM Systems
1997The need for wireless packet communication systems is increasing in the local area and for access networks, as data and integrated services networking are becoming more widely available. Addressing this need poses significant problems in lower layers of the communications networking hierarchy.
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Short Course High Frequency Design for Communications, 1996
P. Odlyzko, T. Freeburg
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P. Odlyzko, T. Freeburg
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