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| 8 | A glossary of 12 terms and phrases for Wi-Fi 6 technology (簡訳:Wi-Fi 6テクノロジーの12の用語とフレーズの用語集) | - | |
| ComputerWeekly.com | 2020-01-08 05:20 | ????0? | |
| Beamforming. Beamforming is a form of radio frequency management for APs, where one AP uses various antennas to transmit the same signal. This method helps networks determine the best route signals should take to reach devices efficiently. Wi-Fi 6 technology takes advantage of and expands upon this management method, which can lead to fewer dead zones across a network.Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Inc. The IEEE is an organization for electrical and electronics engineering with a goal to continuously bring about new advancements in technology. The IEEE Standards Association focuses on developing and setting standards for new technologies. This association dictates the wireless standards Wi-Fi products must meet, and it has played a key role in various Wi-Fi generation developments, including Wi-Fi 6 technology.Orthogonal frequency-division multiple access. OFDMA derives from orthogonal frequency-division multiplexing, which encodes data on multiple carrier frequencies. OFDMA takes this capability to a new level and is specific to Wi-Fi 6 technology. OFDMA enables Wi-Fi 6 APs to connect to and aid multiple devices simultaneously, thereby increasing efficiency, whereas traditional APs can only connect to a single user or device per channel.Wi-Fi Alliance. The Wi-Fi Alliance is an organization that promotes and certifies wireless technologies and products, such as Wi-Fi routers, APs and phones. The alliance developed the term Wi-Fi itself, and in late 2018, it also released the new generational naming conventions, such as Wi-Fi 4, Wi-Fi 5 and Wi-Fi 6. The Wi-Fi Alliance and IEEE work together to bring forth new Wi-Fi generations.Wireless router. A wireless router is a device that determines where a packet travels on a network to reach its destination, and it operates similarly to an AP. However, APs are more suited to larger organizations and enterprises, while wireless routers are more common in homes and small businesses. Homeowners and small business owners may prefer Wi-Fi 6 routers more than enterprises would. -- ???????? | |||
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