Long Range Wireless Technology

Back CoverWiMAXTechnology for Broadband Wireless AccessPreface and AcknowledgementsAbbreviations ListIEEE Qos Classes or Service ClassesIEEE MAC ManagementSecurity AbbreviationsPart One Global Introduction to WiMAXChapter 1 Introduction to Broadband Wireless Access1. 2 Wireless Networks and Broadband Wireless Access BWA1. 3 Applications of BWA1. 4 History of BWA TechnologiesChapter 2 WiMAX Genesis and Framework2. 2 WiMAX Forum2. 3 WiMAX Products Certification2. 4 Predicted Products and Deployment Evolution2. 5 Other Standards2. 6 The Korean Cousin WiBroChapter 3 Protocol Layers and Topologies3. 2 Convergence Sublayer CS3. 3 Medium Access Control Common Part Sublayer MAC CPS3. 4 Security Sublayer3. 5 PHYsical Layer3. 6 Network Management Reference Model3. 7 WiMAX TopologiesChapter 4 Frequency Utilisation and System Profiles4. 2 Licensed and Unlicensed Frequencies4.

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Bluetooth supports very short range approximately meters and relatively low bandwidth 13 Mbps in practice designed for lowpower network devices like handhelds. Bluetooth is an alternative wireless network technology that followed different development path than the family. Other IEEE working group standards like 802. 11h and 802. 11j are extensions or offshoots of WiFi technology that each serve very specific purpose. You can readily find Bluetooth in the netowrking of PDAs or cell phones with PCs, but it is rarely used for generalpurpose WLAN networking due to the range and speed considerations. WiMax also was developed separately from WiFi.

The low manufacturing of Bluetooth hardware also appeals to industry vendors. Bluetooth is an alternative wireless network technology that followed different development path than the family. WiMax is designed for longrange networking spanning miles or kilometers as opposed to local area wireless networking.. You can readily find Bluetooth in the netowrking of PDAs or cell phones with PCs, but it is rarely used for generalpurpose WLAN networking due to the range and speed considerations. WiMax also was developed separately from WiFi. Other IEEE working group standards like 802. 11h and 802.
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