In dedicated communication networks and industry-level wireless systems, stable and controllable transmission links form the foundation of reliable network operation. Point to point link technology, characterized by its clear structure and consistent performance, is widely used in wireless backhaul, industrial communication, and long-distance data transmission.

Since the emergence of network transmission technology in the 1960s, the development of network technology has been extremely rapid. Traditional local area networks such as star structure, ring structure, bus structure, distributed structure, and tree structure have all been applied in various fields...

The factors to be considered when setting up different antennas vary. For household antennas, the main concern is the reception of signals. However, for vehicle-mounted antennas, the setup is related to the polarization waveform of the signal. Generally, the ones used in vehicles...

As wireless communication systems continue to expand into complex and dynamic environments, traditional point-to-point and centralized network architectures are increasingly challenged. IP Mesh technology, built on distributed networking principles, is gaining attention as a practical solution for reliable wireless communication across multiple industries.

In the wireless devices we use, we often come across a term - what is the power of the device in watts? And we often think that the greater the power of the device, the better. But is this really the case? Today, we will discuss...

2. Interference of Wireless Signals Since the wireless radio frequency used in wireless local area networks belongs to the ISM (Industrial, Scientific, Medical) wireless frequency band, among which the 802.11b - 802.11n standards use the 2.4G frequency band, and the 802.11a standard uses...

If you find that the newly purchased 2.4GHz or 5.8GHz device does not provide the wireless coverage capability you expected, this does not necessarily mean there is something wrong with the device or that you placed it in the wrong location. Over 90% of the reasons are that you...

Satellite communication usually uses high frequencies. What's the reason for this? Today, we will briefly introduce it to you. The frequency range of FM radio broadcasting is 88 to 108 MHz, and its coverage can range from several hundred kilometers to several thousand kilometers. ...