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    IEEE 802.11: M.Neelima 680752031 S.Sai Sailaja 680752055 P.Sirisha 680752058

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    The document discusses the IEEE 802.11 network standards. It describes the architecture components and IEEE 802.11 layers. It also discusses the various 802.11 network protocols released over time, including their frequency bands, data rates, modulation techniques, and indoor/outdoor ranges. Additionally, it covers topics like channel compatibility internationally, frame structures, standards and amendments, and factors to consider for implementation such as security, cost and ease of setup. The conclusion states that 802.11 WLANs are commonly used in many markets and the new standards will give customers flexibility and interoperability from multiple vendors.

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    The document discusses the IEEE 802.11 network standards. It describes the architecture components and IEEE 802.11 layers. It also discusses the various 802.11 network protocols released over time, including their frequency bands, data rates, modulation techniques, and indoor/outdoor ranges. Additionally, it covers topics like channel compatibility internationally, frame structures, standards and amendments, and factors to consider for implementation such as security, cost and ease of setup. The conclusion states that 802.11 WLANs are commonly used in many markets and the new standards will give customers flexibility and interoperability from multiple vendors.

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    The document discusses the IEEE 802.11 network standards. It describes the architecture components and IEEE 802.11 layers. It also discusses the various 802.11 network protocols released over time, including their frequency bands, data rates, modulation techniques, and indoor/outdoor ranges. Additionally, it covers topics like channel compatibility internationally, frame structures, standards and amendments, and factors to consider for implementation such as security, cost and ease of setup. The conclusion states that 802.11 WLANs are commonly used in many markets and the new standards will give customers flexibility and interoperability from multiple vendors.

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    IEEE 802.11: M.Neelima 680752031 S.Sai Sailaja 680752055 P.Sirisha 680752058

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    IEEE 802.

    11
    M.NEELIMA
    680752031
    S.SAI SAILAJA
    680752055
    P.SIRISHA
    680752058
    CONTENTS
     INTRODUCTION

    DOMAIN

    IEEE 802.11
    IEEE 802.11 ARCHITECTURE

    Architecture components:
    IEEE 802.11 ARCHITECTURE

    IEEE 802.11 layers:


     802.11-1997
     802.11a
     802.11b
     802.11g
     802.11-2007
     802.11n
    802.11 network standards 

    Approximate indoor Approximate Outdoor


    Data rate per
    802.11 Freq. Bandwidth Allowable range range
    Release stream Modulation
    Protocol (GHz) (MHz) MIMOstreams
    (Mbit/s)

    (m) (ft) (m) (ft)

    - Jun 1997 2.4 20 1, 2 1 DSSS 20 66 100 330

    5 35 115 120 390


    6, 9, 12, 18, 24, 36,
    a Sep 1999 20 48, 54
    1 OFDM
    3.7 -- -- 5,000 16,000

    b Sep 1999 2.4 20 1, 2, 5.5, 11 1 DSSS 38 125 140 460

    1, 2, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24,


    g Jun 2003 2.4 20 36, 48, 54
    1 OFDM,DSSS 38 125 140 460

    7.2, 14.4, 21.7, 28.9,


    20 43.3, 57.8, 65, 72.2
    70 230 250 820

    n Oct 2009 2.4/5 4 OFDM

    15, 30, 45, 60, 90,


    40 120, 135, 150
    70 230 250 820
    CHANNELS AND INTERNATIONAL
    COMPATIBILITY

    Diagram 1:
    CHANNELS AND INTERNATIONAL
    COMPATIBILITY
    Diagram 2:

    Spectral masks for 802.11g channels 1-14 in the 2.4 GHz band
    FRAMES
     Frame sections

     Sub fields of frame control


    field

    FCS

    Management frames

    Control frames
    STANDARDS AND AMENDMENTS

    Standard

    Amendment

    Various standards and amendments


    IMPLEMENTATION FACTORS

     Ease of setup

    Safety

    Security

    Cost
    CONCLUSION
    802.11 WLANs are already commonly used in several large vertical markets.
    . The new standards will also give WLAN customers the freedom to choose flexible,
    interoperable solutions from multiple vendors, since it has been endorsed by most
    major
    networking and personal computer vendors. Broad manufacturer acceptance and
    certifiable
    interoperability means users can expect to see affordable, high-speed wireless
    solutions
    proliferate throughout the large enterprise, small business, and home markets. This
    global
    wireless LAN standard opens exciting new opportunities to expand the potential of
    network
    computing.

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