TITLE: WIRELESS
NETWORKING IN
COMPUTER NETWORKS
•Subtitle: Overview, Types, Technologies, and Applications
•Name: Amjad Hussain(CSC-21F-019)
• : MD. Areeb Ali (CSC-22S-111)
INTRODUCTION TO WIRELESS NETWORKING
• Definition of wireless networking.
• A method of communication that allows devices to connect and exchange data
without the use of physical cables or wires. This type of network uses radio
waves, infrared, or other electromagnetic signals to transmit data between
devices such as computers, smartphones, tablets, and other networked devices.
BASIC COMPONENTS OF WIRELESS NETWORKS
• Wireless Devices: Laptops, smartphones, tablets.
• Wireless Access Points (WAP): Devices connecting clients to the network.
• Routers & Modems: Used to direct data to/from the internet.
• Wireless Standards: IEEE 802.11 (Wi-Fi), Bluetooth.
TYPES OF WIRELESS NETWORKS
•Wi-Fi (Wireless Fidelity):
•Common in homes and offices.
•802.11 standards (a, b, g, n, ac, ax).
•Bluetooth:
•Short-range communication.
•Devices like headsets, keyboards, and speakers.
•Cellular Networks:
•3G, 4G, 5G networks.
•Used for mobile data transmission.
•Satellite Communication:
•For wide-area communication (e.g., GPS, TV).
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGIES
• Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11): A protocol used for local area wireless
communication.
• Bluetooth: Low power and short-range wireless communication.
• ZigBee: A low-power, low-data rate wireless standard for IoT
devices.
• 5G Networks: Next-gen cellular technology for high-speed
communication.
KEY BENEFITS OF WIRELESS
NETWORKING
• Mobility: Users can move freely while staying connected.
• Flexibility: Easy to set up and modify networks.
• Cost Efficiency: Less need for cables and infrastructure.
• Scalability: Easy to expand wireless networks.
APPLICATIONS OF WIRELESS
NETWORKING
• Mobile Devices: Smartphones, tablets, and laptops.
• Smart Homes: IoT devices for automation (smart thermostats,
lights).
• Healthcare: Wireless medical devices for patient monitoring.
• Education: Wireless connectivity in schools and universities.
• Industrial IoT: Wireless sensors in manufacturing.
FUTURE OF WIRELESS NETWORKING
• 5G Networks: High-speed, low-latency connectivity for the
future.
• Wi-Fi 6: Improved speed and capacity for Wi-Fi networks.
• IoT Expansion: Growing use of wireless networks for
interconnected devices.
• Mesh Networks: Decentralized networks for better coverage.
•THANK YOU