Wireless Networking

Wireless LAN technology conforms to standard 802.11b increasingly being used as main standard for corporate internal wireless LAN networks. The bandwidth of 802.11b is 11 Mbps and operates at 2.4 GHz Frequency. The successor of this current 802.11b standard is 802.11a and it is designed to operate at faster speed and at a different frequency. Though 802.11a standard and the technology behind it has become available, 802.11b is still widely used today. Both 802.11b and 802.11a are compatible with each other and many companies deploying dual 802.11b and 802.11a devices.

Benefits of wireless networking

Cable Free Network: Useful in organizations such as hotels, hospitals, and manufacturing units that have constraints for laying cables.

Mobility: Useful for small and medium companies that intend to relocate their premises according to needs. There are no cabling costs involved when relocating the Company premises when wireless networking is used.

Connectivity: Wireless networks are also useful for notebook users in an office environment. Having a wireless LAN in place saves mobile users the hassle of plugging into a docking station every time they want to access the network. Instead, they can access the network from anywhere in the building.

Smart Device Connectivty: Many devices such as PDA, Bar Code Scanners, Printers etc come with Wifi connectivity

Distant Wireless

TTPL India also offers long distant wireless connectivity using high end Wifi Antenna and Wifi Radars